Neil Warnock takes charge of Huddersfield for final time tonight
It's as they host Stoke
Neil Warnock takes charge of Huddersfield for the final time tonight as they host Stoke in the Championship.
He insists he isn't retiring but the club is ready to make "longer term plans".
Warnock says he's got no problem with owner Kevin Nagle.
Warnock returned in February, 30 years after he was first appointed, and masterminded an incredible escape from relegation.
He then signed a one-year contract.
Warnock said:
"We've actually done what we set out to do really,
"Kevin has a three-year plan to reach the Premier League. I thought it would be about Christmas time but once they told me they wanted to bring someone in I think they had to move on quickly.
"I was gobsmacked really but when Jake (Edwards, chief executive) told me why I understood why.
"If you're not wanted you want to go straight away. I don't mean that how it maybe sounds.
"I always told him I'd do it until they were ready and then if they let me know I'd go. I've not fallen out with anybody.
"I think it was the right thing that I came back, I don't think it would have helped anyone to come in in pre-season but we've made a lot of progress."
Warnock came out of retirement to help his former club but he has not ruled out restarting his career.
"My health is good, I've never felt better. If anything I've got the buzz again," he added.
"You don't know what the next knock on the door is going to be. I'm sure when February comes round people will be asking me again."
Edwards said they hoped to have a new manager in place by the end of the week.
"We've progressed in a number of areas and brought that stability to a level and that's thanks to Neil," said the chief executive.
"We wanted to make the decision from a position of strength, which is unusual. When the right candidate is available you have to make the decision.
"Few management duos could have kept us in the Championship and they've solidified their legendary status.
"We feel we are ready to move forward with our long-term plans to drive the club back into the Premier League and to make a longer-term managerial appointment."