G STAR RAM

Money. 

Money. 

I didn't say I know more than others I was responding to a barb that 'need to understand what bullying is'.
Again I'm amused me mentioning that some posters felt bullied into not stating theur views has led to 20 posts directed at me personally with several barbs. Now I don't feel bullied but I do find it more than a little ironic. 
That's me done. 

To Northumberland?
How are you going to explain that one to the wife?
Doubt you'll get away with saying you popped out to get some milk.

To Northumberland?
How are you going to explain that one to the wife?
Doubt you'll get away with saying you popped out to get some milk.

To Northumberland?
How are you going to explain that one to the wife?
Doubt you'll get away with saying you popped out to get some milk.

To Northumberland?
How are you going to explain that one to the wife?
Doubt you'll get away with saying you popped out to get some milk.

I don't want to see non footballing related matters affecting where teams finish in the league.
I might make an exception for Gibson and Couhig.
It's just another thing ruining football.
In my first 35 years of watching football I think I can remember one incident of a points deduction where it didn't relate to on the field matters (Swindon).
These days it's 4 or 5 a season. 
Look at the situation with Everton and Forest. 4 games left and not knowing if there will be more points deducted. Absolutely ridiculous.
It's about time the game went back to how it used to be, a game where the fans at matches were the ones that counted.
The ultimate aim should be to strive to be in the Premier League, right now I can't think of anywhere I'd less rather be.

To Northumberland?
How are you going to explain that one to the wife?
Doubt you'll get away with saying you popped out to get some milk.

I don't want to see non footballing related matters affecting where teams finish in the league.
I might make an exception for Gibson and Couhig.
It's just another thing ruining football.
In my first 35 years of watching football I think I can remember one incident of a points deduction where it didn't relate to on the field matters (Swindon).
These days it's 4 or 5 a season. 
Look at the situation with Everton and Forest. 4 games left and not knowing if there will be more points deducted. Absolutely ridiculous.
It's about time the game went back to how it used to be, a game where the fans at matches were the ones that counted.
The ultimate aim should be to strive to be in the Premier League, right now I can't think of anywhere I'd less rather be.

Hate to say it and it makes me feel sick, I'd back Forest over that pub headed p****.
I wish nothing but misfortune on him and his club.

Hate to say it and it makes me feel sick, I'd back Forest over that pub headed p****.
I wish nothing but misfortune on him and his club.

Hate to say it and it makes me feel sick, I'd back Forest over that pub headed p****.
I wish nothing but misfortune on him and his club.

Hate to say it and it makes me feel sick, I'd back Forest over that pub headed p****.
I wish nothing but misfortune on him and his club.

Hate to say it and it makes me feel sick, I'd back Forest over that pub headed p****.
I wish nothing but misfortune on him and his club.

Given that the average tenure of an EFL manager is about 18 months, I thought Clowes was mad giving Warne a 4 year contract to start, although I guess that is what it took to entice him away from Rotherham, think he would be even madder to extend his contract now given that we are moving up a level.

Well it seems from this the only one name calling is you. 
You started on about bullying and alleged people were being shut down I responded with my take on why that wasn’t the case. Can you honestly say you have reasonably addressed my various counter arguments. Nope just suggested I am not an adult. 

I don't mean any offence by this, but that just seems such a miserable and sad outlook to have on it. As a football fan of a normal (I'm hesitant to call Derby normal) club who no one in their right mind would glory support, you seldom get anything to ever celebrate. You rarely achieve a thing. If you can't enjoy it, specifically when we have gone through what we have, what's the actual point in it all?

Odd that you show no such empathy for those who were roundly mocked for supporting Warne though. The idiots, the deluded, the blind faithers, the happy clappers, the clueless, Warne fanbois, et al, ad nauseum. You've made dozens of posts supporting those who wanted Warne out, yet not a single one I can recall for those who felt that stance to be shortsighted.
The fact is, suggesting this was entirely a one-way interaction isn't the action of an 'adult' either and is just a derisive and divisive as those comments you'd see sanctioned.

I quite like Warne. He has a nice sense of humour and seems to have a vision. Truth is, before he became our manager I'd never heard of him.  Clowes rated him so that was enough for me. He was given one objective: get us up.  He's achieved that.
There are many who don't like him - whether it is is football, his David Brent jokes or his bobblehat.  That I have no problem with; I am no loyalist to him only the club. 
What I personally find frustrating is these points are masked with constantly moving goalposts - "players won't sign for him"... when they do it becomes: "he needs to stop media interviews, he is alienating them"... "we are losing, he doesn't understand tactics and is "naive" "... when they win it becomes "we were always going to win this league, he doesn't have the ability to win a league above - he's not a Championship specialist".  Just like a doomsday cult, when midnight arrives and the worst doesn't happen the deadline can move rather than admit, maybe, we need to rethink our position. Maybe he will fail, but he has been successful so far.   
What we need to do, in my view, is stick on what we want - and make that tangible and definable.  Without that, debate is hard as the grounds for that debate will shift as easy as sand in the Sahara.   Before writing this I read some of the season predictions. Promotion with second was a success for practically everyone.  What has changed?
 

Well done to everyone who stuck by Paul Warne.
Especially, well done and thank you to David Clowes who held his nerve when it probably could have been easy to give in to the noisy minority.
The records we have broken this season will remain for a long time and days like yesterday don't come around too often.
Warne has more than earned his shot at Championship football next season.

Well done to everyone who stuck by Paul Warne.
Especially, well done and thank you to David Clowes who held his nerve when it probably could have been easy to give in to the noisy minority.
The records we have broken this season will remain for a long time and days like yesterday don't come around too often.
Warne has more than earned his shot at Championship football next season.

Well done to everyone who stuck by Paul Warne.
Especially, well done and thank you to David Clowes who held his nerve when it probably could have been easy to give in to the noisy minority.
The records we have broken this season will remain for a long time and days like yesterday don't come around too often.
Warne has more than earned his shot at Championship football next season.

Well done to everyone who stuck by Paul Warne.
Especially, well done and thank you to David Clowes who held his nerve when it probably could have been easy to give in to the noisy minority.
The records we have broken this season will remain for a long time and days like yesterday don't come around too often.
Warne has more than earned his shot at Championship football next season.

Well done to everyone who stuck by Paul Warne.
Especially, well done and thank you to David Clowes who held his nerve when it probably could have been easy to give in to the noisy minority.
The records we have broken this season will remain for a long time and days like yesterday don't come around too often.
Warne has more than earned his shot at Championship football next season.