Acknowledging the serenading Huddersfield faithful, Neil Warnock did a lap of hour around the John Smith's Stadium in the knowledge it could finally prove to be his last in football.
Warnock completed the ultimate 'great escape' to keep the Terriers in the Championship after being appointed in February, guiding them from 23rd to safety with a game to spare. After their final-day victory over Reading, the Huddersfield fanbase applauded the 74-year-old as he saved yet ANOTHER club.
Warnock will be recognised as arguably one of England's greatest ever managers when he officially retires, having already broken the record for the number of professional matches managed in English football. He has now been in charge of 1,565 games - more than the likes of Roy Hodgson, Sir Alex Ferguson and Nigel Clough.