Neil Warnock - The Man, his teams, his players...........out-takes [Part One]

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You cant call Neil a shrinking violet ​

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Former Scarborough boss Warnock: We all fear the sack​

Former Scarborough boss Warnock: We all fear the sack

Former Scarborough FC boss Neil Warnock says managers towards the bottom of the Premier League all expect to be sacked.

www.thescarboroughnews.co.uk

Mitch Cook on Neil:

“I’ve been on the end of some terrible b********** from Neil, and the next minute he’d have his arm flung around you and be buying you a pint of beer,” recalled Cook.

“He was ruthless – he’d bring in good players and if they didn’t fit he’d get rid of them. He always seemed to be able to do the right thing at the right time –
he got hold of us bunch of ragamuffins, and we delivered.”

League Managers Association - LG PERFORMANCE OF THE WEEK: WARNOCK INSPIRES ROTHERHAM REVIVAL WITH LOCAL DERBY WIN

Never the quiet man.....

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With family whilst Manager at QPR:


Sheffield United beat Arsenal.....


Neils Team cost pennies - played for the man, not just the money...


No one likes him and he doesnt care!

Neil Warnock and the art of turning things around

WHEN NOTTINGHAM FOREST boss Mark Warburton raged at Cardiff’s style of play and persistent time wasting, it was nothing new for Bluebirds boss Neil

thesefootballtimes.co

...........The Yorkshireman has developed a reputation for turning things around throughout his long managerial career, but the true impact he has is perhaps more evident at Cardiff than anywhere else. Despite the criticism from all corners of the Championship, Neil Warnock has given life to a club in danger of fading away.

........Warnock’s response? “You get bitterness in the game, usually when you’ve beaten somebody.”

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Neil Warnock: Fall-outs, fisticuffs, 17 clubs and eight promotions. One of football's great characters turns 70

A look at the colourful career of Neil Warnock who turns 70 today

www.plymouthherald.co.uk

"Theatre of Greens..."
Warnock guided the Pilgrims to Wembley for the first time in the clubs history back in 1996 where the Pilgrims beat Darlington 1-0 to win promotion from the fourth tier courtesy of a Ronnie Mauge goal.

Warnock’s time at Home Park was all too brief – he was only in charge for 92 games, winning 37 and losing 31 – but his passion and the way he embraced himself into the culture of Plymouth - and fabric of Argyle – endeared him to the Green Army.
It’s why Warnock, who still retains a home in South East Cornwall, is held so dear today, almost a quarter of a century on from his acrimonious departure from the Theatre of Greens.

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