Warren Neil Back at QPR to Assist Gregory

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[Warren Neil is reported back at QPR in a coaching role. Neil was given his debut by Tommy Docherty. He came to fame coming on as a sub in QPR's 3rd Round replay at Middlesbrough in the 1982 FA Cup Fun, and scoring the winner. Neil replaced the suspended Glen Roeder in the FA Cup Replay against Spurs...And for several years, Neil was one of QPR's fullback (along with other home grown, Ian Dawes)]
Warren Neill back in the Fold -Ex defender fills the void left by departure of assistant manager - By David McIntyre/Essex Gazette

Former QPR defender Warren Neill has joined manager John Gregory's backroom team.

Neill will help Gregory until the end of the season after assistant boss Richard Hill was axed following the brawl between a QPR reserve side and the Chinese Olympic team last month.
Hill will not face police charges having been arrested after the incident, but he will face an FA charge of violent conduct and chairman Gianni Paladini does not want him back at Loftus Road.
Neill, 44, is a former Rangers team-mate of Gregory and a lifelong fan of the club.
He was an apprentice at Loftus Road before making 224 appearances for the Rs between 1980 and 1988.
He played in the 1982 FA Cup final replay against Tottenham and the Milk Cup final against Oxford four years later.
Neill moved to Portsmouth and had a brief spell at Watford before returning to QPR as a coach after his playing career ended.
He was the academy director before losing his job after Rangers went into administration in 2001. Gazette