Sam Allardyce wants to do it for the 'oldies' by becoming the third veteran manager to rescue a side this season following the feats of Roy Hodgson and Neil Warnock.
The 68-year-old has been brought in as the boss of relegation-threatened Leeds for their final four games, beginning his survival mission at league leaders Manchester City on Saturday.
Allardyce's return to football comes after 75-year-old Hodgson was reappointed at Crystal Palace in March and steered them to Premier League safety. Warnock, meanwhile, completed a great escape in the Championship with Huddersfield on Thursday after returning there in February at the age of 74.