wow.. so he basically folds.. nice one. never seen that before.

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On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 3:12 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Neil Warnock says Leeds United should not panic over new manager search
>
> http://www.independent.co.uk/**sport/football/football-**
> league/neil-warnock-says-**leeds-united-should-not-panic-**
> over-new-manager-search-**8538889.html<http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/football-league/neil-warnock-says-leeds-united-should-not-panic-over-new-manager-search-8538889.html>
>
> Leeds boss Neil Warnock has urged the club's owners not to panic in their
> search for a new manager and wants to help them find the “main man”.
>
> Warnock is ready to step aside after Saturday's home defeat to
> Huddersfield left Leeds seven points adrift of the npower Championship
> play-offs with eight games left to play.
>
> But the 64-year-old has told Dubai-based equity investment firm GFH
> Capital, who completed their £52million takeover at Elland Road in
> December, that he can play a leading role in finding his successor.
>
> "I want them to get the best manager they can get to replace me and some
> of them might not be available until the summer," said Warnock.
>
> "They're in a situation now where the club is geared for the Premier
> League.
>
> "The new owners have come in, it was the longest takeover I've ever known,
> I expected that to be finalised last August, so it has been a difficult
> eight or nine months for me.
>
> "But they've come in and they're going to do things steady.
>
> "It's not like they've got to chop and change everything now. I think two
> or three additions now with a very good squad, the whole club with the fans
> and everything, it's just geared now.
>
> "I know they've (fans) heard it all before, but I think there's some
> optimism at the club.
>
> "It's a great club and I can help them as well whether I'm here or not."
>
> Asked if he would step aside now if the right candidate be came available,
> Warnock added: "Goodness me yes.
>
> "I'm not naive. If we've not got a chance of getting in the play-offs they
> can do two things, they can ask me to stay on if they can't get the main
> man, because they might not be able to get him.
>
> "I don't want them to panic and get anybody. I've seen some of the people
> putting their hat in the ring and quite honestly I think the club should be
> patient.
>
> "I've got a couple of ideas of who they should be going for if that's the
> case, but let's see what happens.
>
> "I think we're quite capable of going to Ipswich and Derby and getting six
> points, so you never write it off."
>
> Warnock, whose contract expires in June, has made no secret of his
> intentions to walk away from the club this summer if he failed to clinch a
> record-breaking eighth promotion and lead them back into the Barclays
> Premier League.
>
> He wants to return to the south-west to be closer to his family home.
>
> "At 64 I don't want to be that far away from my family.
>
> "I wanted to give it a go to get in the Premier League because it's a
> fabulous club and I still think with a little bit more fortune and a bit
> more investment at the right time we could have been there.
>
> "To lose Snodgrass was a major blow. He was the only player I didn't want
> to lose.
>
> "We've never quite replaced that quality. It's frustrating for me.
>
> "If I was five or 10 years younger it wouldn't be frustrating, I'd be
> looking forward to everything about the future.
>
> "It's just the situation I'm in, that's why.
>
> "I want the club to go forward and we've still got to give it our best
> shot.
>
> "If I'm still here in a fortnight's time, we've got to give it our best
> shot.
>
> "The following will be fantastic at Ipswich, I'm sure that we will sell
> out and then Derby here on the Monday, two great games really.
>
> "So I wouldn't write the group off."
>
> Leeds travel to Ipswich after the international break on March 30 and then
> take on Derby at Elland Road on Easter Monday (April 1).
>
> Former Southampton manager Nigel Adkins is the bookmakers favourite to
> replace Warnock, while Brighton boss Gus Poyet, who spent 12 months as
> assistant to Dennis Wise at Elland Road in 2006, and ex-Swindon manager
> Paolo Di Canio have also been linked with the job.
>
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