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First thought ‘oh no, slump here we come’ and the pain of losing to Burton. 
Second thought ‘well done Paul’  
 

First thought ‘oh no, slump here we come’ and the pain of losing to Burton. 
Second thought ‘well done Paul’  
 

First thought ‘oh no, slump here we come’ and the pain of losing to Burton. 
Second thought ‘well done Paul’  
 

First thought ‘oh no, slump here we come’ and the pain of losing to Burton. 
Second thought ‘well done Paul’  
 

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My very own mild mannered brother calls him a rude name. But then my brother is not known for his love of touchy feely management styles. 
personally, I love it when I have a manager who portrays that they like me, they are genuinely interested in me and my life outside work. Managers who don’t acknowledge you have a life outside the day job are never going to get the best out of me. 
I like Paul Warne, as a person, I think he’s a decent guy. 

Still amazed after the club nearly disappearing by a pube hair, people think we should go up in 1-2 seasons after, and it's "rubbish" if we don't. The whole club is recovering from a near death situation..

It's worth pointing out that when Warne was appointed interim manager at Rotherham at the end of November 2016, he was already their third manager of the season and they had a mere 7 points after 18 games, so they already had one foot in League 1. He was appointed formally after in April 2017, a few days after Rotherham had been officially relegated despite only improving their ppg from 0.39 to 0.57.
If he had managed to achieve the 45 points in 28 games that would have been necessary to keep them up, he would have been a hero in Derby without knowing it, because he would have relegated Forest by 1 point 😉
So when posters say "he got Rotherham relegated three times", they're not telling the whole story.

My problem with some of the anti Warne posters, this is not aimed at you personally, was that their 'statements of fact' that Warne was instructing them to play in this style of play. But when you listened to his after match interviews, he vented the same frustrations as we did. So, we should be criticising his lack of ability to get the players to play the right kind of football and not his style of football.
We are gradually starting to play better, so I imagine that he is finally starting to get his message across and/or the players are adapting to what Warne wants. I believe that some fans think that the players have gone 'rogue' recently and are playing well, in spite of Warne rather than because of him.
Ironically, some of the pro Warne brigade criticise the anti Warne posters, for making the same critical points as Warne does in the aftermath of a victory.
I think both sides, sometimes need to show a little more humility to each other, because sometimes those on the other side might be making a valid point.

It feel safe to come back and browse again. The members hammering home their point about Warne needing to be out were making the forum horrible. 

My very own mild mannered brother calls him a rude name. But then my brother is not known for his love of touchy feely management styles. 
personally, I love it when I have a manager who portrays that they like me, they are genuinely interested in me and my life outside work. Managers who don’t acknowledge you have a life outside the day job are never going to get the best out of me. 
I like Paul Warne, as a person, I think he’s a decent guy. 

I agree Abba are rubbish. It's not just because it's Abba though. I dislike all musicals where they awkwardly shoehorn a plot around a group of songs that were never intended to have a connected narrative. I like the Proclaimers, but the film Sunshine on Leith is crap. It's just so lazy and pointless. If I like a band or an artist I want to hear them performing their own work, rather than a load of b list actors doing karaoke versions of the songs.

Mama Mia - the very thought makes me nauseous. I hate Abba with a passion. 
The Greatest Showman - just sounds like it will be awful 

It feel safe to come back and browse again. The members hammering home their point about Warne needing to be out were making the forum horrible. 

My very own mild mannered brother calls him a rude name. But then my brother is not known for his love of touchy feely management styles. 
personally, I love it when I have a manager who portrays that they like me, they are genuinely interested in me and my life outside work. Managers who don’t acknowledge you have a life outside the day job are never going to get the best out of me. 
I like Paul Warne, as a person, I think he’s a decent guy. 

It feel safe to come back and browse again. The members hammering home their point about Warne needing to be out were making the forum horrible. 

My very own mild mannered brother calls him a rude name. But then my brother is not known for his love of touchy feely management styles. 
personally, I love it when I have a manager who portrays that they like me, they are genuinely interested in me and my life outside work. Managers who don’t acknowledge you have a life outside the day job are never going to get the best out of me. 
I like Paul Warne, as a person, I think he’s a decent guy. 

It feel safe to come back and browse again. The members hammering home their point about Warne needing to be out were making the forum horrible. 

My very own mild mannered brother calls him a rude name. But then my brother is not known for his love of touchy feely management styles. 
personally, I love it when I have a manager who portrays that they like me, they are genuinely interested in me and my life outside work. Managers who don’t acknowledge you have a life outside the day job are never going to get the best out of me. 
I like Paul Warne, as a person, I think he’s a decent guy. 

It feel safe to come back and browse again. The members hammering home their point about Warne needing to be out were making the forum horrible. 

My very own mild mannered brother calls him a rude name. But then my brother is not known for his love of touchy feely management styles. 
personally, I love it when I have a manager who portrays that they like me, they are genuinely interested in me and my life outside work. Managers who don’t acknowledge you have a life outside the day job are never going to get the best out of me. 
I like Paul Warne, as a person, I think he’s a decent guy. 

My very own mild mannered brother calls him a rude name. But then my brother is not known for his love of touchy feely management styles. 
personally, I love it when I have a manager who portrays that they like me, they are genuinely interested in me and my life outside work. Managers who don’t acknowledge you have a life outside the day job are never going to get the best out of me. 
I like Paul Warne, as a person, I think he’s a decent guy. 

Can’t remember him not thanking the fans for staying with the team, whilst also acknowledging the times they’ve had the right to be unhappy. I don’t mind him having a chip back at the fans after some of the dog’s abuse he’s had on SoMe particularly. He’s a multi-layered character, but I’d rather that than some of the media-trained auto-matrons who spout the usual clichés every Saturday teatime.

I won’t lie I hated the way some on here reacted to our slow start. The moaning criticism of our manager from everything to his ability to manage our “bigger club” to the way he talks his interviews his hats his sense of humour was appalling. It became clear and still s from tne underlying resentment about the recent upturn in form that some ( so called ) supporters became so invested in Warne failing that they started to relish a bad result. 

My advice to any fan who feels this way is, unfortunately, rather old-school : grow a thicker skin, it's not like he's calling you out personally infront of the whole fanbase. Brian Clough was forever calling out Derby sections of the fanbase for not loving his team enough. Different times but, honestly, it's not about YOU - unless you want it to be.