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If im being honest ive never ever seen what people see in jason knight , whats the use of tanking around the pitch all day if you dont do nothing with it . 
Sibley not good enough .
Bird to lightweight and not good enough 
Hourihane for me has been a disgrace .
Cashin is respectable and has quality but he is just to damn slow , sell if offer comes in . Just keep 3  McGoldrick, roberts and Wildesmith 

For me, Forsyth, Davies, Stearman, Collins, Smith, Hourihane, Chester, Barkhuizen and all the loanees can go. If we can sign Roberts on a perm, I'd take him but otherwise, based on actual performances rather than reputation, I'd let the others go.
Barks, Collins, Smith and Hourihane have all been disappointing based on their pedigree. For a club in our position, we need either promising youngsters or rock solid elder pros. Hourihane and Smith might just be worth re-signing as they're not terrible but the others really haven't done it for me.
I'd keep NML - patchy but still a threat now and then.

You have to be kidding me all 3 are not good enough !!.
Wildesmith and Mcgoldrick and poss that haydon roberts i would keep all the rest can simply go . A few are just to old now Sorry curtis and craig forsyth both the latter good players but past their best .
Mr Curtis Davies is def a future rams manager .
But first let Mr Warne clear the garbage for next season , next season get promoted the money returns .
A wise rams fan right now would be backing for promotion NOT autos to much of a risk with a cheap squad . But warne will sign players in midfield with bite and players that can run and players that are around their mid 20's . 
Its NOT DOOM AND GLOOM !!
You will look back and at today and say thank god soon enough !! . 
 
 

Can't help but feel that missing a top 6 place is a failure with the team we have. Yes we've had a small squad but we've been pretty fortunate with injuries. Having said that, I feel next season was always going to be what Warne was really going to be judged in so let's see. Let's start bringing in these plan B players, get a full pre season in and see what's happens. If we fail again then we need to start asking questions 

Warne’s record against top half sides.
P15 W2 D6 L7
Warne came in at a time when we played crap teams.
Rosenior’s nine games in charge saw us face 7 top half sides in Plymouth, Posh, Barnsley, Wycombe, Charlton, Shrewsbury and Lincoln.
Warne’s record against bottom half sides is P22 W15 D5 L2
We played a disproportionate amount of bottom half teams under Warne.
He has proven to be a flat track bully who has struggled the moment we have faced anyone decent.
2 wins in 15 is pathetic.

Bloke has been mediocre and nothing special. That might change when he can buy his own players but 1 word to sum up this season is ‘meh’

Bye Curtis, not a fitting way to leave but....

Idiakez wasn't bad..

Well we've done our bit we've survived.
I've followed you all season and sincerely hope you join us, especially if you knock the Owls out.
Best wishes 

Idiakez wasn't bad..

Why are we bringing on defensive players with half hour to play? Mental and just shows his tactical intent.
Genuinely haven't seen anything from Harvey White either to be ahead of Sibbo

Why are we bringing on defensive players with half hour to play? Mental and just shows his tactical intent.
Genuinely haven't seen anything from Harvey White either to be ahead of Sibbo

Why are we bringing on defensive players with half hour to play? Mental and just shows his tactical intent.
Genuinely haven't seen anything from Harvey White either to be ahead of Sibbo

Just left the game and that was an awful performance. Trying to play the s*** system Warne is seemingly wedded to is killing us. NML is not a wing back! The definition of madness is trying the same thing over and over expecting a different result and this is what Warne is doing. His tactical nous is non existent and he will take us nowhere. I hate his football.

All 3 are vastly overrated tbh

Maybe just maybe they're not as good as we think they are

Warne's not the man to take us forward. 
Why the hell did he change our tactics in the second half, going back to the archaic hoof ball rather than the quick passing football we played in the first half? I just know he couldn't bear the fact we were playing decent football along the floor in the first and wanted to go back to hoofing it every third pass.
Normally the second half's under Warne, he gets outfought tactically by the opposition manager, but not today. MK Dons didn't even do anything to stop us playing like we did in the first half in the second, Warne just decided to go back to his god awful tactics of hoof ball. Then our "Plan B" is pass to Mendez-Laing and cross. It doesn't work. 
I was actually really pleased with the first half and was hoping we'd turned a corner in terms of tactics, but that second half made that hope disappear quickly.
Then you have his neglect of the academy which is a discussion for another day. 
If the last 3 months are anything to go by we're in for a long, boring 3 and a half years of shocking football.

On the back of a an away win, so I'm not seen as reactive to a poor result, I'll nail my colours to the mast regarding Warne.
 
Lovely bloke, good people person, but a very limited football manager in terms of how he sees the game.
 
Today we played a team cut adrift at the bottom of the league, one win in the last 23 if I heard Owen correctly, yet we owed our goals chiefly to their unbelievably naive, schoolboy level defending.
 
We are not seeing the best of our squad, because we have a manager who believes football is chiefly an athletic pursuit, rather than a game of skill, and cunning, with athleticism allowing the skill and cunning to prosper.
 
We've appointed a smiley Charlie Hughes, basically. 
 
Playing midfield under Warne at the moment is a thankless task, watching balls from the back hoofed over your head into the channels, waiting to pounce on the oppositions mistakes to win those second balls, all the while not wanting to leave the back door open. 
 
We don't have the squad to play his way, so we'll limp on till the end of the season, a make do and mend team, even if we somehow end up in the play offs, even if we end up winning them, until he gets the summer, and further windows, to put his stamp on the club
 
By which point, I'm not convinced that a team Paul Warne has crafted will be one I particularly want to watch, week in, week out.
 

If it was my choice I'd beef up the U21s with the maximum number of overage players for one game at least, because getting annihilated EVERY game isn't character-building for young players. 
Perhaps Radio Derby could ask Warne why the kids are being left to flounder?

I love his work ethic, I don't mind his grumpiness, but...in my opinion he's the worst centre forward we've ever had as our main man. His second touch is always a tackle.
Connor Sammon was miles better.
Theo Robinson was on a different planet.
Sorry Collo, but he's got to go.

I hope we let him go this summer. Don’t believe he is effective anymore.

A striker is a must in the Summer, cross after cross into the box and no sod is ever there.

A striker is a must in the Summer, cross after cross into the box and no sod is ever there.

We've overplayed our better players (Mcgoldrick, Mendez laing, Knight, Cashin..).
This has resulted in them either getting injury or losing form - Mendez Laing was on fire early season.
It's the fact Collins, White, Springett etc are not taking the chance when given minutes and we've resorted to overplaying a tired Mcgoldrick we struggle 

We've overplayed our better players (Mcgoldrick, Mendez laing, Knight, Cashin..).
This has resulted in them either getting injury or losing form - Mendez Laing was on fire early season.
It's the fact Collins, White, Springett etc are not taking the chance when given minutes and we've resorted to overplaying a tired Mcgoldrick we struggle