LIFE AFTER WARNOCK

by Peacock Dreams - JA606 Gold Award Post Of The Year Winner 2012 (U12012)

23 February 2012

Neil Warnock is obviously not gonna be around the football world for very long. He's 63 years old and has hinted he may not stay on at Leeds beyond promotion to the Premier League. The big question is who should we be looking at as a long-term successor to Warnock? Someone relatively young who has Premier League experience and can achieve success in that division.

Any ideas?

PD x

comment by Doc (U8918)

posted on 23/2/12

This is Warnocks last job, and he's said that. he wants promotion and you can bet he wants to see it through, so that he can prove his detractors wrong.

Don't worry about life after Warnock just yet mate. In the prem where we belong there will be potential managers tripping over themselves for the job. Even Lambert

comment by Tuscany (passare il calcio) (U10622)

posted on 23/2/12

Doc... agreed.. great comment, and very true

comment by bluememe Clive and MON In!!! (U2230)

posted on 23/2/12

What's 63 got to do with anything?

How old is wenga and ferge?

He never said it was his last job. But he did say QP was his last job and he's still doing it now.

He said he keep going till he stops enjoying it.

Got years left in him if he wants to.

I don't think he will do it in just 1 season. It's not enough time. Needed at least 2

But we can hope.