Neil Warnock made an unexpected return to Crystal Palace on Wednesday - and wants to bring Wilfried Zaha with him. The 65-year-old has been confirmed as Tony Pulis' successor on a two-year deal, pipping Steve Clarke to the post. And Warnock will launch an immediate swoop to bring Manchester United misfit Zaha back to Selhurst Park on season-long loan. VIDEO Scroll down to watch West Ham manager Sam Allardyce discuss Crystal Palace crisis City slicker: Neil Warnock spotted in London on Wednesday after agreeing to be Crystal Palace boss Boss: Warnock is the new manager of Crystal Palace, beating Steve Clarke to the job
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Crystal Palace choose Neil Warnock as new manager
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Steve Parish said it had been difficult replacing Tony Pulis
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Steve Clarke was also in the running but Warnock was chosen instead
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Warnock previously managed the Eagles for three years, but left for QPR
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Keith Millen has been caretaker manager since Pulis left
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Warnock, who managed @placeholder for three years from 2007, has just four days to strengthen his squad ahead of the transfer deadline.
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Choices: Co-chairman @placeholder has been looking for a new manager since Tony Pulis left earlier this month
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And following early morning talks, chairman Steve Parish and his fellow co-owners opted for @placeholder.