Warnock joked: If Manchester United has difficulties, I can teach for free without charging money

October 2: Former Huddersfield coach Neil Warnock joked on the talkSPORT program that he was willing to coach Manchester United for free.

For the second round of the British League Cup, Manchester United was eliminated by the English League Two team Greensby, Warnock said: "When he put the tactical board on his legs, have you ever smiled so hard in your life? I looked at that scene and thought to myself, 'I can't believe what he did in front of the camera', and I witnessed it with my own eyes."

"If Manchester United has difficulties, I can help. I don't charge money and coach for free. Put my name on the shortlist."

In his coaching career, Warnock was both a relegation expert and a master of upgrades.

Regarding the situation of the Championship this season, Warnock said: "This is the most open Champions League I have ever seen. After Middlesbrough and Coventry, any team has a chance. You can't say Ipswich is a hot topic now."

For Coventry coach Lampard, Warnock praised: "Lampard has a great way of coaching, and I am happy for him. He looks so relaxed now, not as stressful as in previous years. He enjoys coaching, and I think when the coach is in this state, it can inspire the players to play freely."

For the hometown team Xie Zhou Wednesday because the boss owes players and workers. The staff members suffered multiple bans on salary. Warnock said: "Xie Wednesday's boss has no idea what he is doing. The football atmosphere there is now is quite gloomy."

"The league should have changed this situation long ago. They have long enough to review this type of boss and should directly intervene and make decisions. This situation has been going on for two years. He doesn't care about the club at all and will not promote reforms. The only intervention can only come from the English Football League (EFL)."

"As for the football level, it is a frustrating place now, but every club will go through this period and they have to cheer up."