The veteran started the season at the Huddersfield helm, although was jettisoned in September to allow the club to bring in Darren Moore. It did not work out for Warnock’s successor and the Terriers then turned to Andre Breitenreiter.
However, he has been unable to arrest the Huddersfield slump and with two games of the season remaining, relegation to League One is a worryingly realistic possibility.
Speaking to YouTuber Benjamin Bloom, Warnock has opened up on his departure from the John Smith’s Stadium and weighed in on the club’s chances of survival.
“He expressed disappointment with Huddersfield’s current position, noting that when he left in September, he had hoped to guide them to safety by January before a new manager took over. However, things didn’t go as planned, and he believes the club made the wrong decisions. Despite this, he believes in the squad’s potential and hopes they can still avoid relegation.”
“Huddersfield faces Birmingham City in a crucial relegation battle, with both teams fighting to climb out of the bottom three. Warnock, experienced in such battles, recalled last season’s escape, emphasizing the relief of securing safety before the final match, unlike his previous experience at Cardiff, where everything hinged on the last game.”
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