![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/warnocks-funniest-moments-from-foul-mouthed-teamtalk-to-eyeballing-camera/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/AP-WARNOCK-FUNNY-MOMENTS_COMBO-1.jpg&description=SOME 42 years in the dugout, Neil Warnock has continued to provide plenty of laughs. Often controversial, the Sheffield-born gaffer's most recent act was to save Huddersfield Town from relegation last season. 8 Neil Warnock has provided plenty of laughs during his 42 years in the dugout Credit: Getty Before the game against Stoke City this week, Huddersfield's chief executive Jake Edwards revealed a time for a change. "I can confirm Wednesday will be Neil and Ronnie's last game at the football club,' Edwards said, who has replaced the 74-year-old veteran with Darren Moore. 'I'd like to express our huge gratitude for everything they've accomplished over the past seven months. Few management duos could have kept us in the Championship and they've solidified their legendary status." Warnick is also fondly remembered by Sheffield United, Cardiff City and QPR fans for guiding them to the Premier League. He began his career all the way back in 1980 with Gainsborough Trinity. But, he is also known for outspoken personality and eccentric behaviour on the touchline, SunSport takes a look at Warnock's funniest moments. The epic rant When it comes to team talks, Warnock is a chief motivator. And at Sheffield United he delivered his most powerful sermon ever, although thankfully he wasn't at church with the amount of F bombs dropped. Questioning his players' attitudes and ambition, he launched into his powerful tirade, insisting his players won't care when they go off on their holidays to "Majorca" during pre-season. Outrageously, he encourages his players to "s***" their partners in the front seat of their cars. He screams: "You're picking up a wage… that's a load of b*******! You've got to f***ing die to get three points!" It was all captured, eloquently and beautifully, by a fly-on-the-wall documentary called Warnock. She had a dream What the wife says goes in Warnock's book, and that includes playing a defender upfront. Ex-Crystal Palace star Darren Ambrose revealed the coa){kind=link}
SOME 42 years in the dugout, Neil Warnock has continued to provide plenty of laughs.
Often controversial, the Sheffield-born gaffer’s most recent act was to save Huddersfield Town from relegation last season.
Before the game against Stoke City this week, Huddersfield’s chief executive Jake Edwards revealed a time for a change.
“I can confirm Wednesday will be Neil and Ronnie’s last game at the football club,” Edwards said, who has replaced the 74-year-old veteran with Darren Moore.
“I’d like to express our huge gratitude for everything they’ve accomplished over the past seven months. Few management duos could have kept us in the Championship and they’ve solidified their legendary status.”