Warnock eyeing Andy Johnson and Jimmy Bullard
Neil Warnock is already planning for his side's top-flight return by plotting moves for Andy Johnson and Jimmy Bullard.
The Loftus Road club could secure promotion to the Barclays Premier League with victory over Derby on Monday night.
And Warnock is already identifying players he feels will give his side top league experience needed season.
Johnson has scored two goals in 23 games for Mark Hughes' side this season since returning from a long-term knee injury.
The former Everton striker has a year left on his current deal and Warnock hopes to lure the 30-year-old to Loftus Road.
However, Johnson does not want to take a drop in his £40,000-per-week wages which could prove to be a stumbling block.
Hull midfielder Bullard - who is on loan at Ipswich - is set to leave the KC Stadium at the end of the season.
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And Warnock has earmarked the former Fulham man for a place in his midfield next season.
Ipswich are keen on making Bullard's loan deal permanent - but another crack at the top-flight would be hard to resist for the 32-year-old.
Bullard's £45,000-per-week contract still has two years left to run.
