Neil Warnock admits his reign as Leeds United manager will be over if he fails to win promotion this season.
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The 64-year-old hinted that his time at Elland Road could even end sooner as new Dubai-based owners GFH Capital plot the club's future course.
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Leeds fans called for Warnock's dismissal during Sunday's 4-0 FA Cup fifth round defeat at Manchester City.
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"If we do not go up this season then I think everybody knows I am not going to be here," he said.
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"I am afraid I am going to have to get used to the chanting. I do not think I deserve that after the year I have had."
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Leeds currently lie in 12th place in the Championship, eight points short of the play-off places with 15 matches remaining.
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Former Southampton manager Nigel Adkins has been touted as a possible replacement and Warnock - whose contract expires at the end of the season - added: "It has happened to me at three clubs - three takeovers at Crystal Palace, QPR and now Leeds.