Crystal Palace have appointed former boss Neil Warnock as their new manager.
The 65-year-old, who was at Palace between 2007 and 2010, has signed a two-year deal after being chosen ahead of ex-West Brom boss Steve Clarke.
Palace chairman and co-owner Steve Parish has turned to Warnock as a successor to Tony Pulis after Malky Mackay was ruled out last week.
The London club are keen for caretaker manager Keith Millen to be integrated into the new set-up.
Warnock has been told he will have funds to spend before the transfer window closes on Monday.
Both he and Clarke were interviewed this week after Palace turned their back on Mackay, and Tim Sherwood pulled out of the running.
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The 65-year-old, who was at Palace between 2007 and 2010, has signed a two-year deal after being chosen ahead of ex-West Brom boss Steve Clarke.
Palace chairman and co-owner Steve Parish has turned to Warnock as a successor to Tony Pulis after Malky Mackay was ruled out last week.
The London club are keen for caretaker manager Keith Millen to be integrated into the new set-up.
Warnock has been told he will have funds to spend before the transfer window closes on Monday.
Both he and Clarke were interviewed this week after Palace turned their back on Mackay, and Tim Sherwood pulled out of the running.
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