'Marmite manager' Neil Warnock announces retirement and leaves fans split over legacy

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Premier League and Football League manager Neil Warnock has announced his retirement from management following his Middlesbrough exit last year - with fans left split over his legacy.Beginning his career with Gainsborough Trinity and Burton Albion back in 1986 and 1987, he took each of Sheffield United, QPR and Cardiff City into the top flight across 1603 games in management.Warnock has been outspoken throughout his time in the game, but not everyone has agreed with his comments and some have even expressed their delight that he is stepping away from the limelight after 36 years in the dugout.One fan wrote on Twitter: "An absolute pleasure when Neil Warnock managed Boro.

A man of integrity, values and passion."With a second agreeing: "Happy retirement to the legend that is Neil Warnock."A third said: "Football is going to miss Neil Warnock.

You cannot hate someone with as much character as him."But not all have been so kind, with one Twitter user writing: "Thank god what a big head he’s been thinks he’s better than what he was."With another saying: "Thank god what a whinger."And a third concluding: "Had one big job and failed."The last comments seems to be a reference to Warnock's ill-fated time at Leeds, where fans chanted 'We’re Leeds United we’re passing the ball' after he was replaced by Brian McDermott.HAVE YOUR SAY!

Give us your footballing memories of Neil Warnock in the comments sectionHe said on Sky Sports: "I just thought it was the right time, really, coming towards the end of the season, there's not really a job you're going to get before then."I've had a good run really.