Warnock tells his team to 'sort it'
Warnock has told his Queens Park Rangers side they must sort themselves out before Swansea City go to Loftus Road on Boxing Day.
Warnock's men still lead the way in the Championship but head into the Swansea game on the back of successive defeats against Watford and Leeds.
Before the Hornets won in West London, Rangers had not lost a league game all season.
And Warnock said: "We have to sort ourselves out.
"We've got Swansea, Coventry and Norwich to play next.
"I don't think we're a bad side. If we can be up there after the Burnley fixture in January, then that's not bad at all.
"We've just got to keep going and not get disappointed with the kicks that we get.
"Life's up and down and we've just got to take the rough with the smooth."
Warnock has unveiled plans to add two players to his squad during the January transfer window, with Cardiff striker Michael Chopra one of those linked.
