Huddersfield Town manager Neil Warnock has admitted that turning down an offer to manage Sunderland is the biggest regret in his long career ahead of the two sides' clash tonight at the Stadium of Light.
The 74-year-old came out of retirement back in February in order to save the Terriers from relegation, returning to his former club 30 years after his first appointment there.
However, earlier this week, Warnock held up his hands and confirmed that rejecting the offer in the 1991/92 season from then-Sunderland chairman Bob Murray to manage the Black Cats still haunts him - far more so than saying no to Chelsea owner Ken Bates who had tried to pry him away from Notts County at the same time.
