Wednesday 4 May 2016 12:34, UK
Rotherham manager Neil Warnock will decide whether he will stay at the club in the next two weeks.
The Millers are desperate for the 67-year-old to remain after masterminding a great escape in the Sky Bet Championship, where an 11-game unbeaten run overhauled a six-point gap from safety.
But Warnock, who has said he will manage for one more year in the Championship, has his eye on becoming the only manager in English football to win eight promotions and knows he would have to move somewhere else to achieve that.
So the former Sheffield United, QPR and Crystal Palace manager has a decision to make and says he will do it in the next fortnight.
"I will make it quite soon," he said. "I have opened talks with the chairman. I have spoken about certain things, he wasn't happy with some of the things I spoke about.
"We will be having more talks this week. I am sure after the Hull game, I am staying up all week, I will talk to him about everything.
"I think a decision will be made in the next two weeks, I don't want it hanging about because you have to work hard in the summer.
"I'd love to wait halfway through the summer if I am honest because the jobs will come up but I can't because it's not fair on the chairman."
