Warnock time?

https://www.theguardian.com/football...ht-home-defeat

Nice local job and I'm sure they're his kind of people/club.

Saw on BBC gossip he was being considered for the Plymouth job

The desperation is quite sad in my opinion, they've likely got a small budget and they've played some decent football, why not stick with it!!

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Saw on BBC gossip he was being considered for the Plymouth job

The desperation is quite sad in my opinion, they've likely got a small budget and they've played some decent football, why not stick with it!!

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Because they have been in awful form since Foster came (apart from beating Cardiff and Swansea) and are in danger of relegation.

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Because they have been in awful form since Foster came (apart from beating Cardiff and Swansea) and are in danger of relegation.

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And, to be fair, Warnock is pretty good at it.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68716229

'Neil Warnock says he would have taken over at Plymouth Argyle until the end of the season if he had been offered the role after Ian Foster's sacking.'

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/68716229

'Neil Warnock says he would have taken over at Plymouth Argyle until the end of the season if he had been offered the role after Ian Foster's sacking.'

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He has a good track record of saving teams in this division and they’re not a bad side going forward. He would tighten them defensively and they have enough about them to score. He wouldn’t have a transfer budget either so perfect job for him . Surprised they didn’t consider him, maybe money was the issue