The When Will Warnock Retire Thread…

[HICKO]

I wish he would retire, I can’t stand him.
UTW

 

[WolvTown]

Need that video with the old lady saying "what another one" in a Cornwall accent.
Couldn't believe when I heard driving home, doesn't know how to say no.
He'll die on the touchline.

 

[Mile End Wanderer]

Need that video with the old lady saying "what another one" in a Cornwall accent.
Couldn't believe when I heard driving home, doesn't know how to say no.
He'll die on the touchline.

It’s what he loves have to respect it

 

[Jack Russell]

Warnock is a very good showman and he revels in it. To those who say they don't like him, I would say look a bit deeper, the real man is a gem.

 

[Achilles Last Stand]

Need that video with the old lady saying "what another one" in a Cornwall accent.
Couldn't believe when I heard driving home, doesn't know how to say no.
He'll die on the touchline.

...as a happy man, raging at someone.

 

[JadeWolf]

Warnock is a very good showman and he revels in it. To those who say they don't like him, I would say look a bit deeper, the real man is a gem.

Lives and breathes football.

 

[Macman]

He took the Huddersfield job cuz he was worried Leeds or Southampton would come knocking.

 

[Jefe]

I think he got tired of the missus saying, "Why can't you be nice, like that lovely Nuno fella?"

 

[koplex]

Warnock is a very good showman and he revels in it. To those who say they don't like him, I would say look a bit deeper, the real man is a gem.

Fully agree. I've met him a couple of times, really nice bloke, and he just wants to talk football and win.

Read this to understand the bloke:
Warnock came out of retirement for the SEVENTH time to join Cardiff

 

[SteveBullsKnee]

Absolutely love Warnock, always found it bizarre that wolves fans have some much hate for him when he’s always been very complimentary about our club. Proper football guy and very knowledgeable about the modern game which he shows when on Talksport. There was a period 10-20 years ago that I’d have loved him in our dugout. He’s Mick McCarthy but far better tactically

 

[Werewolf of Wombourne]

Always had a sneaking respect and admiration for him. We should have gone all out for him when Mick was sacked. Would have kept us up or at the very least got us straight back up. The most Wolves-like manager never to manage Wolves. But any manager who can wind up the Sandwell lot as much as he did can't be all bad

 

[SingYourHeartsOut]

Absolutely love Warnock, always found it bizarre that wolves fans have some much hate for him when he’s always been very complimentary about our club. Proper football guy and very knowledgeable about the modern game which he shows when on Talksport. There was a period 10-20 years ago that I’d have loved him in our dugout. He’s Mick McCarthy but far better tactically

Well there's the whole 'break his leg' episode, and how he used to wind us up saying we'd never beaten one of his teams. Fortunately his mad ranting at the play-off final was just funny!

 

[Norman Bell]

I have it on good authority that a computer generated ending of Planet of the Apes is coming out. In this version as the camera pans away from Charlton Heston, the only last surviving artifact of the nuclear war on earth is not The Statue of Liberty but Neil Warnock giving the 4th official at right earful

 

[manchesterwolf17]

Anyone see the stat -

In 1995, Neil Warnock was managing Huddersfield and Gianluigi Buffon was playing for Parma.

In 2023, Neil Warnock is managing Huddersfield and Guianluigi Buffon is playing for Parma.


Always found Colin hilarious. We're dangerously close to losing characters within the game, so it's nice to see him back.

 

[WickedWolfie]

I think he got tired of the missus saying, "Why can't you be nice, like that lovely Nuno fella?"

Yup, given his eyebrow issues l doubt that he could grow that sort of beard so.....

 

[Frank Lincoln]

Anyone see the stat -

In 1995, Neil Warnock was managing Huddersfield and Gianluigi Buffon was playing for Parma.

In 2023, Neil Warnock is managing Huddersfield and Guianluigi Buffon is playing for Parma.


Always found Colin hilarious. We're dangerously close to losing characters within the game, so it's nice to see him back.

Didn’t he once say that when he dies, he doesn’t want a minutes silence, he wants the fans to sing..

“Warnock is a w%&@€%“.

I’m glad he’s back in the game, and I wish him well.

 

[Kashmire Hawker]

Anyone see the stat -

In 1995, Neil Warnock was managing Huddersfield and Gianluigi Buffon was playing for Parma.

In 2023, Neil Warnock is managing Huddersfield and Guianluigi Buffon is playing for Parma.


Always found Colin hilarious. We're dangerously close to losing characters within the game, so it's nice to see him back.

Exactly that last sentence. That is what makes football so worth while!

 

[Frank Lincoln]

It’s not taken Warwick long to rattle a few cages. In an interview he claims that Huddersfield Town were stitched up in their play off final against Nottingham Forest. He cites the two blatant penalties not given.

Neil Warnock is back.

 

[WickedWolfie]

It’s not taken Warwick long to rattle a few cages. In an interview he claims that Huddersfield Town were stitched up in their play off final against Nottingham Forest. He cites the two blatant penalties not given.

Neil Warnock is back.

He's absolutely right about that.

 

[mr_j_007]

I like Warnock, he plays up the cartoon character of himself but he does it for a purpose. I think he is more understanding and perspective of the game then people give him credit for. Granted he has a certain style of play. At numerous moments in our recent (last 20 years) past he would have been a good appointment here, and he would have understood what the club means to the fans.

Through friends of friends I can tell you the squad of players at Huddersfield are happy the old manager is gone and Warnock is in but they are expecting a tough time.

He commands respect and creates a collective and you go along way to getting things right with that.

 

[JadeWolf]

It’s not taken Warwick long to rattle a few cages. In an interview he claims that Huddersfield Town were stitched up in their play off final against Nottingham Forest. He cites the two blatant penalties not given.

Neil Warnock is back.

He’s not wrong though!

 

[Kashmire Hawker]

Glad I changed the thread title, as Huddersfield Town have announced a new 1 year deal for Warnock this morning!

Considering he took them to survival, this isn’t a surprise.

How does his wife Sharon feel, knowing he’s pledged to retire for years?!

https://twitter.com/x/status/1668891523075719168

 

[Ginger Chimp]

Glad I changed the thread title, as Huddersfield Town have announced a new 1 year deal for Warnock this morning!

Considering he took them to survival, this isn’t a surprise.

How does his wife Sharon feel, knowing he’s pledged to retire for years?!

https://twitter.com/x/status/1668891523075719168

What’s Buffon doing now?

 

[Bacon Sandwich]

Probably the best signing any team will make in the first week of the transfer window

 

[Frank Lincoln]

His wife my not be too pleased that he is staying on as the Terriers manager, but I imagine their fans are delighted. While the likes of Allardyce and Mick may have had their last job in management, Neil Warnock keeps going as strong and as enthusiastic as ever.

Though the referees association may not be too pleased with the news..

 

[De Wolfs Mullet]

His wife my not be too pleased that he is staying on as the Terriers manager, but I imagine their fans are delighted. While the likes of Allardyce and Mick may have had their last job in management, Neil Warnock keeps going as strong and as enthusiastic as ever.

Though the referees association may not be too pleased with the news..

Isn't Colin a qualified referee?

 

[Frank Lincoln]

Isn't Colin a qualified referee?

Indeed he is. I think his frustration with some of the refereeing decisions led to him taking and passing the basic referee course.

 

[Beijing Wolf]

Indeed he is. I think his frustration with some of the refereeing decisions led to him taking and passing the basic referee course.

I would honestly put Colin in charge of VAR.

He would probably just arrive at Stockley Park with a sledgehammer and smash the whole system up!

 

[Golden Arrow]

What ever you think of the bloke, he's both passionate and entertaining, and I wish him well.
I remember the game (and aftermath) at Cardiff, but if memory serves me right, he made up with Nuno on a later occasion.

The game lacks characters of the like of NW both on and off the field, and it's only a matter of time before they disappear completely.

 

[Kashmire Hawker]

He might actually put up the tie for good, with Huddersfield Town confirming that he is leaving post Wednesday’s fixture v Stoke City!

CLUB STATEMENT: STOKE TO BE NEIL WARNOCK’S FINAL GAME

Legendary manager to leave the club after Wednesday’s fixture

www.htafc.com

 

[whitnash wolf ex.dewsbury]

He might actually put up the tie for good, with Huddersfield Town confirming that he is leaving post Wednesday’s fixture v Stoke City!

CLUB STATEMENT: STOKE TO BE NEIL WARNOCK’S FINAL GAME

Legendary manager to leave the club after Wednesday’s fixture

www.htafc.com

last job is to save us from relegation!

 

[Kashmire Hawker]

last job is to save us from relegation!

I actually would not be surprised, if such a possibly has a chance of reality.

Would be very entertaining if he did and he leaves Huddersfield in a good state, not least with 2 good wins on the bounce.

 

[Wednesbury Wolf]

Blimey how unlucky would we be if they poached GON off us.

 

[northnorfolkwolf]

Blimey how unlucky would we be if they poached GON off us.

I'd swap Warnock for the season for GON!

 

[Frank Lincoln]

It seems it was the club who decided they wanted a long term appointment. Neil Warnock has done a good job at Huddersfield Town and had signed a one year contract with them. It seems a bit strange to me, but I presume they have a replacement lined up.

 

[Wednesbury Wolf]

I'd swap Warnock for the season for GON!

So would I.

 

[northnorfolkwolf]

So would I.

I know he was employed but when JL walked out we needed someone pronto like him with charisma, enthusiasm, who could whip the Molineux crowd up, on a 1 year contract, to get us safely through this transitional season and give us time to get the right manager in for next season. Under the circumstances I think fans would have gone for a solution like this rather than appoint a novice like GON on a 3 year contract. Having said all that, off the top of my head I can't think of a comparable manager who was immediately available?

 

[Mile End Wanderer]

So would I.

At least he puts fire in the bellies of players

 

[Sussex Wolf]

last job is to save us from relegation!

Funny, my daughter just said exactly that about her beloved Boro!

 

[Kashmire Hawker]

Sounds like Neil will never retire, with an announcement expected that he is heading for Aberdeen for the rest of the season.