Soccer-Neil Warnock retires after 41 years in management
(Reuters) - Neil Warnock announced his retirement from football on Saturday at the age of 73, bringing the curtain down on a record-breaking career spanning more than four decades.
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Neil Warnock has announced his retirement from management after more than 40 years on the touchline.
Neil Warnock retires after 41 years in management
Neil Warnock announced his retirement from football on Saturday at the age of 73, bringing the curtain down on a record-breaking career spanning more than four decades. Warnock, a former winger who started his managerial career in 1980, last managed second-tier club Middlesbrough before leaving the Championship side by mutual consent in November. The veteran managed sides in 1,603 games and achieved promotion eight times in his career - both marking records in English professional football.
Neil Warnock calls time on 42-year career in management
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 promotions and managed an unprecedented 1,603 matches.
‘I’ve had a good run’ – Neil Warnock announces managerial retirement
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 promotions and managed an unprecedented 1,603 matches.
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