Paladini - Warnock's job safe
Gianni Paladini insists it is 'nonsense' to suggest Neil Warnock will be replaced as manager following the club's promotion to the Premier League.
The club's Championship title success was rubber-stamped on Saturday after the Football Association confirmed no points would be docked regarding the Alejandro Faurlin affair.
Warnock was delighted to be able to celebrate leading QPR back into the top flight, but has also expressed fears for his future at Loftus Road.
The experienced boss was worried he could be ditched for a more high-profile name after Marcello Lippi and Claudio Ranieri were linked with the job.
However, Paladini has assured Warnock that the current board do not want to make a change at the helm for next season.
"While I'm here, Neil will not be going anywhere. All the investors want to keep him. I want this to go on record and, if he does go, then you can all call me a liar."
Top job
"All this talk about Warnock not keeping his job is nonsense," said Paladini. "While I'm here, Neil will not be going anywhere. All the investors want to keep him.
"I want this to go on record and, if he does go, then you can all call me a liar.
"He is our manager and we want it to stay that way. We worked for two years to bring Neil to the club.
"It was difficult at first as Simon Jordan, owner of Crystal Palace at the time, wanted too much compensation.
"But we managed to bring him here. He's done a top job, why would we let him leave?"
