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Sheffield United might not be challenging Chelsea for honours in the Premiership next season but Jose Mourinho may meet his match in Neil Warnock when it comes to controversy. The mind boggles at the prospect of Warnock patrolling the technical areas of Stamford Bridge, Old Trafford and Highbury with the same unbridled passion and outspoken attitude he has brought to the Championship. Last night's bruising encounter between United and their Yorkshire rivals Leeds was another platform on which Warnock excelled in this particular department. Eirik Bakke had clumsily headed an own-goal to give the home side an early breakthrough before David Healy struck a crisp equaliser shortly before the interval. The real drama unfolded moments later, however, when the Leeds defender Gary Kelly, who had already been cautioned, incensed Warnock with a lunge at Craig Short. What followed was classic Warnock.
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