Neil Warnock ‘really proud’ of his Cardiff players in wake of Emiliano Sala’s disappearance

Neil Warnock ‘really proud’ of his Cardiff players in wake of Emiliano Sala’s disappearance
Neil Warnock hailed his Cardiff City players and felt their victory over Bournemouth on Saturday was a fitting tribute to missing strikerEmiliano Sala.In their firsthome game since record-signing Sala’s plane disappeared over the English Channel, two goals from Bobby Reid earned the Bluebirds a 2-0 win and the players celebrated the opening goal by holding aloft a T-shirt bearing an image of the striker.2

Neil Warnock hailed his Cardiff players

There were tributes to Sala before and during the match, with both teams observing a minute’s silence.“I’m really proud and I’m sure he (Sala) would have been,” Warnock said. “Knowing the lad, Emiliano, as I did, I knew he would be with us today.“I said to the lads ‘We have got to perform’. I thought the whole club was amazing.“I was really pleased for the chairman, Mehmet (Dalman), and for (chief executive) Ken Choo.“I was the proudest man to be manager of the whole football club today. The fans were just amazing.”A tearful Warnock was visibly moved at full-time as he saluted the fans on an emotional night in the Cardiff City Stadium.2

Bobby Reid holds up a t-shirt paying tribute to Sala after giving Cardiff the lead

“I just felt today really immense pride,” Warnock added.“We had to show everybody our support for him (Sala). We’ve done him proud, I thought.“I was very emotional. I was all right until the final whistle went and I went on the pitch.“The last 10 days or whatever it is, I can’t begin to explain to you how difficult it has been.“Every fan stayed and the noise volume was amazing. I’ve never seen or heard anything like it and I will remember it for the rest of my life really.”An underwater search to find Sala andpilot Dave Ibbotsonbegins on Sunday.

Neil Warnock fighting back the tears as #Cardiff fans sing for Emiliano Sala Everything had caught up with me at full-time, Warnock told @talkSPORT Emiliano should have been playing here, we wanted to do it for him today. pic.twitter.com/gAQcmeFDyf— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) February 2, 2019

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