(Reuters) - Relegation-threatened Cardiff City surviving the drop from the Premier League to the second-tier Championship would count as Neil Warnock's biggest achievement, the Welsh club's manager said on Friday. "It's probably the hardest season I've had and it would be my biggest achievement by an absolute mile," Warnock told reporters ahead of Saturday's trip to relegated Fulham. You can point at our mistakes but all I have asked is they do their best week in, week out." "I think you've got to be (surprised) really from the situation we have been in since day one," Warnock added. "So we're banning him from watching us train this week, just in case he's after going to Fulham next year."

Source: The Star April 26, 2019 12:00 UTC