Pep Guardiola called me into his office and was picking my brains! Good managers never know it all. You've always got something to learn': Neil Warnock tells FourFourTwo how the Manchester City manager learned from him

Neil Warnock, reflecting on Pep Guardiola’s approach, remarked, 'I understand [it], because Pep’s come into the country and two years ago that Man City team was the best side I’ve ever seen.' With immense respect for Guardiola's tactics, he also mentioned, 'but everybody wants to do the same as Pep and the pressure that brings on managers that don’t have the same resources.' Warnock emphasizes the uniqueness of each managerial situation.

On adapting to lower league challenges, Warnock explained his counter-attacking philosophy, saying, 'Most of the teams I’ve taken over have been really struggling, so the players are lacking confidence, and the Championship is hard.' He believes in highlighting players' strengths and stated, 'You're not a Championship player unless you’ve got some ability, so I found it was my strength to bring that out in the players and make them believe.'

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