CornwallRam

I'm feeling the man love for Warne as much as the next man, but I'm not sure I'd be too keen to view his swnging activities.?

I'm not usually an interview kind o' guy, and rarely bother tuning in, if I'm honest.
So much so, I made a conscious decision not to tune in to all the hyped up pressers this past week.  Mainly as I knew it would be all fortune telling, promises, and plans for the future.  Stuff that is no more than words.  Not really my cup of tea... or coffee, for that matter.  If I must tune in, I want to be hearing facts.  Opinions by people that can... or have... affected things... on actual events that have happened.  Comments about reality, not hope.
So, rightly or wrongly, despite having the opportunity this past week, and despite reading on here of others' opinions of his interviews, this is the first time I've tuned into any post match Rams manager interview for a good long while (Probably Rooney after we survived v Wendies, off the top of my head?).  It's also the first time I've listened to PW in front of a camera since that very same day, when he hinted at his displeasure of that afternoon's events!  ?
 
I have to say... I like him... a lot!
Blunt, but fair.  Clear, concise, and to the point.  Little in the way of waffle, clichés, and technical jargon.  Using terms familiar with the man on the street... me!
I think we'll get on just fine.
 
Welcome to my club, Mr Warne.  ??

Trying so hard not to get carried away
 
Failing
 
The Rams are going up

Trying so hard not to get carried away
 
Failing
 
The Rams are going up

Trying so hard not to get carried away
 
Failing
 
The Rams are going up

Trying so hard not to get carried away
 
Failing
 
The Rams are going up

Trying so hard not to get carried away
 
Failing
 
The Rams are going up

Trying so hard not to get carried away
 
Failing
 
The Rams are going up

Trying so hard not to get carried away
 
Failing
 
The Rams are going up

I admit that I usually feel blindly optimistic when we get a new manager. This time is no exception. 
The only slight difference is that Paul Warne had indicated that he'll do exactly the things I would do as a manager. I now have this vision of this being a game of Football Manager played out in reality, where I'm the boss.
The only worry is, when I play 352, work on fitness, get the ball forward quickly, press high, get regular crosses in and orchestrate clever set piece routines, I lose most games and get sacked before Christmas.

I admit that I usually feel blindly optimistic when we get a new manager. This time is no exception. 
The only slight difference is that Paul Warne had indicated that he'll do exactly the things I would do as a manager. I now have this vision of this being a game of Football Manager played out in reality, where I'm the boss.
The only worry is, when I play 352, work on fitness, get the ball forward quickly, press high, get regular crosses in and orchestrate clever set piece routines, I lose most games and get sacked before Christmas.

I admit that I usually feel blindly optimistic when we get a new manager. This time is no exception. 
The only slight difference is that Paul Warne had indicated that he'll do exactly the things I would do as a manager. I now have this vision of this being a game of Football Manager played out in reality, where I'm the boss.
The only worry is, when I play 352, work on fitness, get the ball forward quickly, press high, get regular crosses in and orchestrate clever set piece routines, I lose most games and get sacked before Christmas.

Not sure what this "over exposure" applies to all of us,I've really enjoyed every bit of it up to now and it's helped me bond with the new gaffer and indeed the club again.
 

I admit that I usually feel blindly optimistic when we get a new manager. This time is no exception. 
The only slight difference is that Paul Warne had indicated that he'll do exactly the things I would do as a manager. I now have this vision of this being a game of Football Manager played out in reality, where I'm the boss.
The only worry is, when I play 352, work on fitness, get the ball forward quickly, press high, get regular crosses in and orchestrate clever set piece routines, I lose most games and get sacked before Christmas.

I admit that I usually feel blindly optimistic when we get a new manager. This time is no exception. 
The only slight difference is that Paul Warne had indicated that he'll do exactly the things I would do as a manager. I now have this vision of this being a game of Football Manager played out in reality, where I'm the boss.
The only worry is, when I play 352, work on fitness, get the ball forward quickly, press high, get regular crosses in and orchestrate clever set piece routines, I lose most games and get sacked before Christmas.

Cheers rojo. It was nice to see (from our perspective at least) that the whole thing seems to have been handled professionally and respectfully too. Our new owner (local man and fan) has made a big point of saying that after the carnage of the last couple of years that left a bad taste in everyone's mouths, that he wants the whole club to conduct itself with some integrity and that the character of the manager was a big part of that and why he went for Warne. We have not selected a shirt sponsor yet because the right kind of offers are not there yet and he doesn't want to just sell the clubs soul to just another betting company. Looks like we are going down the charity route for now which is great.
Really hoping that Warne is a big success here not just as a Derby fan but because I want to see the right people do well and that includes our owner and Warne himself. Good luck in the Championship, you've made a very solid start !

I just want to say how lucky you are to have Paul Warne as manager. I've supported the millers for 69 years. Obviously, I've seen managers come and go during that period. As far as I'm concerned, and many other fans Warne is the best manager we've had.
Like Derby fans we went through some dark times. Administration points deducted, lost our ground, forced to play in Sheffield in an athletic stadium. No atmosphere, 4 years in the 4th division.
Paul has many qualities. Excellent staff management, a workaholic. He's articulate, honest and will live and breathe Derby County.
I thank him for all the memories, 3 Wembley wins 3 promotions and I wish him well and as a consequence wish the Rams well. I've never had a second team, but for the first time Derby County will be my second team. I look forward to seeing Paul succeed. 
Hopefully Derby will be promoted and we survive in the championship and look forward to see you at the New York stadium.
All the best.
 
 

I admit that I usually feel blindly optimistic when we get a new manager. This time is no exception. 
The only slight difference is that Paul Warne had indicated that he'll do exactly the things I would do as a manager. I now have this vision of this being a game of Football Manager played out in reality, where I'm the boss.
The only worry is, when I play 352, work on fitness, get the ball forward quickly, press high, get regular crosses in and orchestrate clever set piece routines, I lose most games and get sacked before Christmas.

I hope he's back at Pride Park soon with his new club and we can all give him a standing ovation - he's a class act. 

I hope he's back at Pride Park soon with his new club and we can all give him a standing ovation - he's a class act. 

I hope he's back at Pride Park soon with his new club and we can all give him a standing ovation - he's a class act. 

I hope he's back at Pride Park soon with his new club and we can all give him a standing ovation - he's a class act. 

I hope he's back at Pride Park soon with his new club and we can all give him a standing ovation - he's a class act.