Neil Warnock has held 20 different positions during his more than 40-year managerial career. Despite having a strong desire to work in Scotland, he played and managed football in England for his entire playing career. To take that chance, the 75-year-old is set to exit retirement once more.
On Sunday night, Warnock made his way to Aberdeen, prepared to take over at Pittodrie until the end of the campaign. He is in advanced discussions with the Pittodrie board and will be confirmed as manager in lieu of Barry Robson, barring any unforeseen circumstances. He declared he would not work again after leaving Huddersfield Town in September of last year, but he is hesitant to pass up the chance to go to Scotland.
“It used to be like that. Although Rangers haven’t been as strong as they once were, I’m reminded of what Aberdeen accomplished years ago. It was unprecedented, didn’t it? To get anything like that going would be pleasant. The money really isn’t there for Hearts and Hibs to compete with the two Glasgow clubs, so you’d have to rely on team spirit and unity and all that.”
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