QPR boss Neil Warnock isn't bothered about what people perceive as his brand of football.
Warnock was speaking with Absolute Radio extra's Rock 'N' Roll Football.
He said: "I think every manager has their own way of playing that's all. I mean if you'd have seen my team the other night you wouldn't have said that was a Neil Warnock team. I think when you talk about Neil Warnock you think about tough tackling and all this, that and the other, and probably a long ball from my early career.
"I've always enjoyed watching wingers play and tackles and headers and crosses and goal mouth incidents and goal keepers saving things and oohs and ahs. I think that's what football's all about. I think that's what's missing at times and to see my team, that's what I want them to play for the rest of my career. If I was a young manager starting up it might be a little bit different but I've nothing to worry about now at my age. I'm just going to go and enjoy it."
