Thomas Bradley

Current Leeds United boss Neil Warnock has spent his managerial career in and around the lower ties of English football. However he has experienced the champagne life in the Premiership with Sheffield United and Queens Park Rangers.

With seven career promotions, Neil Warnock has set his sights on giving the Leeds United faithful another taste of the fizzy stuff, before he bows out of football at the ripe age of 63.

When the appointment of Neil

Leeds United headed into the new Millennium as the new kids on the block, looking to stamp their mark on the Premier League. To think Leeds United stood top of the Premiership in January 2002 is now unthinkable.

After financially imploding in some style back in 2004, nobody could have predicted who would step forward as the ‘saviour’ of Yorkshire’s biggest club. Having grown up witnessing our best spell since the Don Revie era, I never prepared myself for seven years of frustration, heartache, lies and most of all League One football (still makes me shudder).