Why do Rotherham people hate their own?

[the_idiotb_stardson]

Any reason?

[Old_time_miller]

Any reason?

Perhaps it is a myth stirred up, you tell us.

[mygiddypant]

I don't think they do.

Hamshaw's problem with a very vocal minority, was that he came with the baggage of having been part of Warne's set-up, although the

critics wouldn't admit to such at the beginning. They played a waiting game.

Warne was thought of as being 'wokey' with liberal progressive views on man management. When Warne didn't deliver the promised land

he was criticised for failing to match the Trump/Farage/Robinson/Tate test of personality of strength through delusion. Context, as

explained so cogently in O-t-m's post on the 'Clarke' thread, is irrelevant to the Angry Brigade.

[Townerslovechild]

IBS does have a point ,some people do have a definite downer on people from the town playing for or managing the club.

[millersrus]

IBS does have a point ,some people do have a definite downer on people from the town playing for or managing the club.

Don?t remember Stewart Evan?s ever attracting the boo boy?s attention

[mellowmiller]

They don't.
Maybe you could enlighten us?

[Derbymiller]

I don't think they do.

Hamshaw's problem with a very vocal minority, was that he came with the baggage of having been part of Warne's set-up, although the

critics wouldn't admit to such at the beginning. They played a waiting game.

Warne was thought of as being 'wokey' with liberal progressive views on man management. When Warne didn't deliver the promised land

he was criticised for failing to match the Trump/Farage/Robinson/Tate test of personality of strength through delusion. Context, as

explained so cogently in O-t-m's post on the 'Clarke' thread, is irrelevant to the Angry Brigade.

I would love you to find the post where the poster says I would prefer my manager to be like Trump/Farage/Robinson/Tate rather than Paul Warne. I can't speak about others views, but my dislike of MH as the manager of Rotherham United was based on what i saw on the pitch, the comments he gave in certain interviews and the decisions he made in his role, it has nothing to do with his political leanings. I think your post is more about you pushing your political opinions onto others, others that just want to discuss the terrible situation at our club.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Maybe it?s because they pay for steak but get served mince

[great_fire]

Warne quit for more money/ more ambitious team.
What's that got to do with right-wing politics?