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It will be fascinating to see if he can adapt his tactics, and fascinating to see who he buys. I am pleased that you, and a great many, seem to think he will be ok. I wouldn’t be disappointed if you/they were right. But enough from me about Warne, certainly for a couple of months. After today, he deserves a break.

I’m happy for everyone, but particularly happy for the likes of Sibley, Cash and Bird. Stapenhill, Mansfield and Barton’s finest. You could tell it meant that much more to them, particularly Sibley, who grew up a Derby fan.
With them and Tommo, the academy lives on.

Whilst RamsTV was on air and everyone was out on the pitch and in the stands celebrating, he was in the office with work to do, contacting Owen Bradley to ask him if he wants an interview.
The bloke is pure class, it’s not about him, it’s about the team from top to bottom and he feels genuine with it.
Just a real shame his brand of football has caused a rift between fans all season, this could potentially be the last promotion many fans will witness. 

Right at this very second, I couldn’t give a flying f*** whether people like Paul Warne as a man or a manager, I don’t care whether you think his brand of football leave you cold, or you think he concentrates too much on the opposition, or that he’s too jokey in his interviews.  All I care about is that today, him & his staff helped provide me & my lad with memories we will never forget, that were able to share as father & son, that I will happily take to my grave.  
 
Thank you Paul.  Thank you

@Owen87ITK ‘congratulations Paul and thank you’ 😭🖤🤍🐏

Loved his interview on RamsTV. Spreads the praise round everyone all the time and choked up when he mentioned his dad. 
Top bloke

Just enjoy your day, they don’t come around often 

Can’t figure out which one is better

I’m with you mate. 

Just seen on twitter, apparently he ran on the pitch from the dugout!

I want to give some credit to the Carlisle fans, too. Being from an extremity of the country, albeit the complete other end, I understand that it can be hard to travel to watch your team often.
I thought their fans were great, even after the pitch invasion and their players quickly dashed off the pitch, they still stayed there singing away and I noticed quite a few of our fans on the pitch applauding that.
They weren’t a bad side either, certainly better than their points and position suggest. They played some decent stuff and added to what was a great day all round.
The only downside is that there were probably some fans who could’ve got tickets but missed out because there were some empty seats in their end. I get it’s hard with the segregation, but I thought just over 31,000 was a little disappointing given how many wanted to be there.

Don’t care!

I thought he was going to go full Wolf of Wall Street

Like many fans, he’s known nothing but heartbreak. Delighted he can finally celebrate us getting over the line.

The sons of the 19 year old virgins who did it against Fulham in 1983?

What a picture 😂
Would love to give a photo credit, but no idea who took it!

I’m with you mate. 

That game was the first huge target my dad gave himself the morning after the stroke. His recovery in 7 weeks has been incredible!
He may not have been able to clap, or bounce to prove he’s not a Red (but take our word for it, he isn’t), but with my help and with assistance from a steward, he was able to invade the pitch…
The short walk to the stadium was the limit of what he could do. Another enormous thank you to the absolute gent that is @ram59, and his mate Paul, without whom we simply wouldn’t have been able to make it.
UTR!!

Can’t figure out which one is better

I’m with you mate. 

Like many fans, he’s known nothing but heartbreak. Delighted he can finally celebrate us getting over the line.