Neil Warnock reaches a remarkable 1,500 games as a manager today – and has revealed the secrets of his longevity. Warnock is in his 41 year as a boss, having taken 18 jobs at 16 clubs, and won a record eight promotions.
The 71-year-old is eighth in the all-time lists of games managed, topped by Sir Alex Ferguson (2,155 games) and Arsene Wenger (1,701).
He is just ahead of Sir Bobby Robson, Brian Clough and Harry Redknapp, and reckons young bosses won't get close to his tally because of impatience and short termism.
But Warnock, now bidding to turn around Middlesbrough's fortunes, says his staying power is down to a “drive” for the cut and thrust of football, and staying positive, with a bit of humour.” Asked about his milestone, Warnock
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