Cardiff manager Neil Warnock insists he is the right man to continue leading the club.

The Welsh outfit are in 18th position in the Premier League, two points away from safety.

And Warnock believes his skill and experience makes him the ideal manager to have in a relegation fight. He also insists that if he felt he were not up to the job, he would quit himself.

Asked about fan unrest regarding his job, he said in his pre-match press conference: "You get that wherever you go, if it was the majority then I would be worried.

"Even last year when we were going for promotion with three weeks to go I know there were talks about, 'is he good enough to take us up?', when we had a couple of sticky results.

"You are going to get that to sell newspapers.

"You have always got people who are better than you as well putting in an input but you just do your own thing at a time like this. It's not something I am too worried about.

"All I can do is the best I can. If I thought at any time that it would be better to have someone different in the place then I would say good luck to them.

"It wouldn't worry me one bit because I have done the best I can. I think I am the best one to get us over the line."