Warnock insisted that he does not want a new job
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Sheffield United boss Neil Warnock has dismissed reports suggesting he is being lined up to succeed Alain Perrin as manager of Portsmouth.
Perrin is under pressure after a poor start to the Premiership season, while United have won 10 of their first 12 Championship games.
Warnock said: "I don't like to comment on speculation - that is all it is. I don't think he has done a bad job.
"I'm happy with the situation here. Things are going well in the league."
Fears over Warnock's future at the club have increased with his contract due to expire at the end of the season.
And Warnock has refused to be drawn on the subject.
"Nothing's been discussed about that and at the moment there is nothing more than that," he said.
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