Eatonram

Last night even before the game started we had it. Unrelenting moaning. 

The Warne out protagonists are relentless though and it’s tedious. 

Well a few of the pre match whining hysterics look a bit stupid again 

Well a few of the pre match whining hysterics look a bit stupid again 

Well a few of the pre match whining hysterics look a bit stupid again 

Well a few of the pre match whining hysterics look a bit stupid again 

Wilson’s miss obviously Warne,s fault 

I don't mind it to be honest, same with players that get dogs abuse and cup their ears when they score.
Sounds like frustration with the stick he's been getting across social media which will no doubt be fed back to him.
He's a heart on his sleeve kinda guy, just giving some back.

Can't you just enjoy the win instead of bitching about the manager 

Well a few of the pre match whining hysterics look a bit stupid again 

Well a few of the pre match whining hysterics look a bit stupid again 

Wilson’s miss obviously Warne,s fault 

Well a few of the pre match whining hysterics look a bit stupid again 

Well a few of the pre match whining hysterics look a bit stupid again 

Well a few of the pre match whining hysterics look a bit stupid again 

Well a few of the pre match whining hysterics look a bit stupid again 

Wilson’s miss obviously Warne,s fault 

I know how this ends they win 1-0 everyone blames Warne even though we should be 0-2 up

Wilson’s miss obviously Warne,s fault 

Wilson’s miss obviously Warne,s fault 

After watching Paul Warnes Cambridge interview regarding the Josh Vicars situation, I can't help but feel we have it wrong about what we value in a manager. 
I understand football is about results and success, but sometimes, seeing a managers humility and connection as a humanbeing with the players, especially at times of trauma, beats the lot for me.
I've been critical of Warne, as have a lot of us, but I would love nothing more than for Warne to get us promoted. I know his "let's be mates" mentality can be a bit cringe, and his 352 does your head in, but you can tell he really cares about those around him, and I would much rather be in the trenches with a man like Warne than someone coming here for a quick cheque. 
I'm crossing everything that things go right on the pitch, but regardless of that, I just wanna commend him for the person he is.
 
Salute to you Mr Warne.
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What is the point of giving a manager and his team a 4 year contract and then sacking him after just one year and paying out all that compensation? 
when will people get it in their heads that he WILL be given more time. 
we all know that this constant moaning will disappear when results improve which they will as the squad injuries clear up. 
constantly sacking managers from Nigel Clough onwards has been the problem not the solution 

What is the point of giving a manager and his team a 4 year contract and then sacking him after just one year and paying out all that compensation? 
when will people get it in their heads that he WILL be given more time. 
we all know that this constant moaning will disappear when results improve which they will as the squad injuries clear up. 
constantly sacking managers from Nigel Clough onwards has been the problem not the solution 

What is the point of giving a manager and his team a 4 year contract and then sacking him after just one year and paying out all that compensation? 
when will people get it in their heads that he WILL be given more time. 
we all know that this constant moaning will disappear when results improve which they will as the squad injuries clear up. 
constantly sacking managers from Nigel Clough onwards has been the problem not the solution 

What is the point of giving a manager and his team a 4 year contract and then sacking him after just one year and paying out all that compensation? 
when will people get it in their heads that he WILL be given more time. 
we all know that this constant moaning will disappear when results improve which they will as the squad injuries clear up. 
constantly sacking managers from Nigel Clough onwards has been the problem not the solution