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warnock gone?
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rdigs24
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northstandsteve
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ees complicated..
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Neil Warnock all but resigned as Leeds United manager tonight, admitting that he won’t be in charge for the next game and suggesting the club should appoint an interim manager immediately.
Read more: Neil Warnock calls time on his Leeds United career | The Scratching Shed
Read more: Neil Warnock calls time on his Leeds United career | The Scratching Shed
screamadelica
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Another sky betting scam about to start on who will be managing them next
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Unpopular, I know, but I rather like the bloke. He's incredibly passionate about what he does, and also honest. He's a qualified referee too, which puts him in a considerably better position to criticise than most.
Probably end up back at Plymouth at some stage, as he still lives in Cornwall I think. He'd be ideal for them, if they could afford him.
Probably end up back at Plymouth at some stage, as he still lives in Cornwall I think. He'd be ideal for them, if they could afford him.
HastingsSeagull
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Mcdermot (spelling) or who else is available?? Michael Appleton?? 
Horsham Gull
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- Leeds manager Neil Warnock has said he has not resigned but is suggesting someone else is put in charge for the next match at Charlton.
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TSB
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From Beeb:
WARNOCK UPDATE
Leeds manager Neil Warnock has said he has not resigned but is suggesting someone else is put in charge for the next match at Charlton.
WARNOCK UPDATE
Leeds manager Neil Warnock has said he has not resigned but is suggesting someone else is put in charge for the next match at Charlton.
clippedgull
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I like him too. Had a lot of good things to say about us in our struggle for a new ground. Past his best, but a decent guy.
Bevendean Hillbilly
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Goodbye Warnock you miserable lying bore.
BensGrandad
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Would money be the incentive if he is back on his farm, incidentally I thought that it was in Devon but wouldn't argue. I think that he might offer to do a job at Plymouth just for job satisfaction to prove he can still do it and for a very low wage.
Possibly director of football bringing on a young inexperienced coach/manager with potential
CorgiRegisteredFriend
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Never forgiven him for managing Notts County the last time we were at Wembly.
DavePage
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So you mean Gus isn't going to Palarse? another wasted bet
Marxo
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Many think that O'Neil will go back to Leicester but what if he wants to go to Leeds in memory of his mentor Brian Clough?
They'd be made for each other, both living off past glories.