Neil Warnock has been appointed manager of Leeds United on a deal running until the end of 2012-13.
Leeds have been without a manager since Simon Grayson was sacked on 1 February after three years in charge.
Warnock, 63, was dismissed as manager of Queens Park Rangers in January after a run of eight Premier League games without a win.
He spent 20 months at Loftus Road and led Rangers to promotion from the Championship last season.
Warnock, one of only 19 bosses to have taken charge of 1,000 domestic matches in England, began his managerial career at Gainsborough Trinity before leading Scarborough to the Football League and winning successive promotions with Notts County.
Promotions with Huddersfield and Plymouth were followed by spells in charge of Oldham and Bury, with Warnock taking control at hometown club Sheffield United in December 1999.
He led the Blades to semi-finals in the both the FA and League Cups and, after a play-off final defeat, promotion to the Premier League in 2006.
Warnock then took charge of Crystal Palace before moving to QPR.
Former youth team boss Neil Redfearn has been in temporary control of first-team affairs at Elland Road.
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Leeds have been without a manager since Simon Grayson was sacked on 1 February after three years in charge.
Warnock, 63, was dismissed as manager of Queens Park Rangers in January after a run of eight Premier League games without a win.
He spent 20 months at Loftus Road and led Rangers to promotion from the Championship last season.
Warnock, one of only 19 bosses to have taken charge of 1,000 domestic matches in England, began his managerial career at Gainsborough Trinity before leading Scarborough to the Football League and winning successive promotions with Notts County.
Promotions with Huddersfield and Plymouth were followed by spells in charge of Oldham and Bury, with Warnock taking control at hometown club Sheffield United in December 1999.
He led the Blades to semi-finals in the both the FA and League Cups and, after a play-off final defeat, promotion to the Premier League in 2006.
Warnock then took charge of Crystal Palace before moving to QPR.
Former youth team boss Neil Redfearn has been in temporary control of first-team affairs at Elland Road.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17084388