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Relaxed Neil has let his Terriers off leash

Chris Dunlavy
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

Watching Huddersfield annihilate Middlesbrough in the space of 22 minutes last weekend was enough to convince anyone that the Terriers can evade relegation.
But what really sealed the deal was Neil Warnock’s performance in the post-match press conference.
Warnock has always been a quote machine; whimsical anecdotes and cheeky hand grenades are as vital a part of the 74-year-old’s arsenal as a well-drilled back four.
Now, though, they are delivered with the devil-may-care attitude of a man who works for the hell of it and doesn’t feel a pascal of pressu...

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