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My take is if Warne hadn't got lucky inheriting McGoldrick last season we'd have been mid table mediocrity which is roughly where we're on track for this season. But he's probably got the wage bill of a top 2 side even with the restrictions. Nowhere near good enough. 

Warne quite simply hasn't got the right mentality to be the Derby manager.

We have arguably the best squad in this utterly s*** division and I honestly believe not one of the teams currently above us in the table could live with us if we had the right coach/manager running the show.  

I hate his football. It makes me livid. Get rid.
PS: tried being patient, now fully convinced he is NOT the right man for the job. I can’t relate to the shiiiite that he calls football. These are not bad players, they are being coached in a damn awful way. His football has no place in the modern game. 

2 shots on goal in over 250mins of football now. Both of those were penalties. 
Just saying.

It is a interesting point you raise.
I think with LR at least you could see the improvements and progress within a short space of time, in terms of entertainment and creating good chances. Was it Fleetwood away where we absolutely destroyed them and somehow we couldn't hit the ball in the net. 30 plus shots or something ridiculous. As a supporter I came away thinking we were highly unlucky and you can see a plan and pattern of play being created.
With Paul Warne there is no plan. There is no pattern of play. He is trying to turn technical footballers into 15km a match athletes. A polite term would be clunky football currently. Today I will give him a pass because he nearly beat a very competitive Portsmouth team. But the football was hideous, we looked like the away side, he is so lucky how many supporters still turn up every week to back him and the team. This squad has so much more to give in my view and yet they are being hampered by a manager who still has not got his head around managing a bigger club. When you come to a larger reputation team like ours, the manager needs to adapt and evolve his ideas. I'm not saying play Pep slick passing football every week. At least if you want to play a counter attacking style, identify and recruit players with pace and energy and not lads in the twilight of their careers.
Lovely chap off the pitch, he could talk my ear off in a pub. Watching his dreadful attempt at football is becoming embarrassing. And I'll cheer the lads until the 98th minute at the ground. If we was an underdog team in this division I could accept the Warne way. With this budget and caliber of player, surely we can play much better than this?

I won't renew next season, based on this. 
 

We should be looking at automatic promotion this season no excuses and the way we are going we look worse than last season and are miles off from looking like a top 6 side in a poor division. 

I strongly disagree - for a couple of reasons. 
1) Cashin is going to believe in his own ability, much like when we were all kids and thought we could make it as professional footballers. He's not going to be thinking: 'well, Brighton want me and are willing to pay £4m (as well as a massive pay rise) for me to transfer there, but I don't believe I'm good enough so I'll stick it out here instead'? Obviously not, he's going to trust in his own ability and that they want him at the club for a reason. A loan to a Championship club, while still contracted to a Premier League club on a 4-5 year deal is preferable to playing in League One.
2) sit in their U23s, now U21s  - Brighton aren't going to pay close to £4m and probably £20-30k a week to a player to play in their U21 side, especially when that player is already 21. He's earmarked for the first team squad and will be training with their players. Again, people believe that if players aren't playing then they're not developing, obviously I think logic would state that Eiran Cashin is going to be learning more under a world class manager, playing against the Mitoma than he is under Warne playing against Conor Washington. The level of coaching alone is going to be immeasurably better for him.  
It's not a retrogressive step for him, at all. A move to the Premier League at 21, to one of the best run and progressive clubs, not only in the country but the entire world, is absolutely not a retrogressive step regardless of your own thoughts and opinions on his ability. The scouting/coaching staff at Brighton obviously hold a very different opinion to you and based on their success rate then I would be incline to agree with them. Even to use Matt Clarke as an example - he had a few loan moves to the Championship after his £3m move. He did very well for us and others and then eventually moved on to Middlesbrough on a permanent deal for £3.5m (profit for Brighton). Do you think Clarke regrets that move now? Of course not, the team he played for are still stuck in League One five years on and have shown very few signs of any type of progression. 

If there’s one thing you can guarantee, the moment we get someone playing well they’ll get an ACL. 
this club is cursed - Leicester win the prem, forest are going to end up winning something and we’ll still be sat here, bloody gypsy curse. 

Agree, I’ve seen enough of warne to know I prefer Rosenior 

He's got to be one of the higher earners at the club.
I was trying to be positive and hope things improve but as soon as I heard what he's like with academy, that made my mind up. 
We only need to look at Sunderland and what they're doing to see how you can bring the whole club together. Their average age today was just 23 with a 16 year old scoring on his league debut. 
I can't see us being able to do that anytime soon with PW at the helm. 

Agree, I’ve seen enough of warne to know I prefer Rosenior 

Agree, I’ve seen enough of warne to know I prefer Rosenior 

Agree, I’ve seen enough of warne to know I prefer Rosenior 

Agree, I’ve seen enough of warne to know I prefer Rosenior 

Agree, I’ve seen enough of warne to know I prefer Rosenior 

Unfortunately, decent performances mean very little if you continue to make game deciding errors

I’ll just leave this here 
 
 

I’ll just leave this here 
 
 

He’s a dud in Warne’s horrendous system, which makes his signing strange. 
 
We’re a club that just cannot seem to get it right in any aspect of what we do, even when the decisions look good on paper. 

well he's defo gone now then, the ye olde 'next manager?' thread has appeared! good as the vote of confidence from the board is this!

He’s a dud in Warne’s horrendous system, which makes his signing strange. 
 
We’re a club that just cannot seem to get it right in any aspect of what we do, even when the decisions look good on paper. 

well he's defo gone now then, the ye olde 'next manager?' thread has appeared! good as the vote of confidence from the board is this!

Definitely, he’s already moved ahead of Bragstad, not sure he’s overtaken Grenet yet though. 
 
But yeah, he’s stinking the place out, what a s*** signing.