Neil Warnock

In total Warnock managed more than 1,600 games across his managerial career, winning a record eight Football League promotions and leading Sheffield United, ...

"Real drama was probably when Nottingham Forest came to Bramall Lane in the play-offs and we were 2-0 down, and we stormed back and won it. There's been a lot of players I've tried to sign and couldn't quite do financially at the time." When I turned up at QPR he was bombed out, I remember our first practice match the sun was out and he had black gloves on! But I'm doing a couple of evenings in the theatre, and I imagine I'll still be nervous before them!" Biggest regret: "Only really Sheffield United losing to Wigan in our last game and getting relegated, and all the Carlos Tevez things. I'm enjoying things I've not done for years, I'm having a lot of time with the family, my dogs and I've taken up cycling too.

Neil Warnock has announced his retirement from football management after taking charge of over 1500 games in English football. He has been in charge at 16.

The Athletic takes a look. The Athletic takes a look. I’ll take the dogs walking, I’ve been on my bike, an electric bike by the way. I've had a good run really. I’m looking forward to doing evening things around the country. Under his management, Sheffield United, QPR, and Cardiff City were all promoted to the Premier League.

Neil Warnock has announced his retirement from management, drawing a line under a 42-year career in which he won a record number of Football League ...

After spells at Leeds and Rotherham, Warnock led Cardiff to the Premier League in 2018 before finishing his career at Middlesbrough. But I’m doing a couple of evenings in the theatre, and I imagine I’ll still be nervous before them!” “I’ve had a good run really.

The veteran manager took charge of 16 clubs during his lengthy career, and last managed Middlesbrough in the Championship, before leaving the the club last ...

I’m going to do two; one in Cardiff and one in Sheffield in September. I think they’re the friendly places. I’m looking forward to doing a few evening [talks] around the country. Neil Warnock has announced his retirement from football management at the age 73.

The septuagenarian football manager is retiring after four decades in the game.

"Notts County were in the bottom division almost when I went there and we ended up in the top flight. I’m not saying the enthusiasm has gone, I’ve not lost that, but when I see some of my friends who are struggling health wise, there comes a time where you have to let your family enjoy a little bit more of your time, in particular my wife Sharon.” He even turned down the chance to take charge of Chelsea to stay in Nottingham.

The 73-year-old, who managed 16 clubs during his career, revealed on Sky Sports' Soccer Saturday programme that he is not going to go back into management.

But I'm doing a couple of evenings in the theatre, and I imagine I'll still be nervous before them!' 'I've had a good run really. Leeds (2012-2013) QPR (2010-2012) Bury (1998-1999) Scarborough (1986-1989)

Neil Warnock has announced his retirement from management, drawing a line under a 42-year career in which he won a record number of Football League ...

But I’m doing a couple of evenings in the theatre, and I imagine I’ll still be nervous before them!” After spells at Leeds and Rotherham, Warnock led Cardiff to the Premier League in 2018 before finishing his career at Middlesbrough. “I’ve had a good run really.