NEIL Warnock has been named as the new manager of Crystal Palace on a 2 year deal. Palace have been searching for a replacement since Tony Pulis left the club just 48 hours before the new Premier League season started. A string of named were linked with the job including: Malky Mackay, Steve Clarke, Tim Sherwood and Neil Lennon but Palace decided to turn to their former boss Warnock who led the club between 2007-10 before leaving when they found themselves in financial trouble. A statement read: 'Crystal Palace football club are delighted to announce that Neil Warnock has been appointed as the new first team manager.' Palace currently lie second bottom of the table without a point from their first 2 games. Warnock will take control of the game at Newcastle this Saturday. The 65-year old has been given a third chance to manage in the Barclays Premier League after being relegated with Sheffield United and sacked by QPR in January 2012 with the club in 17th place. War...
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