Thanks for the memories Warney

[Brin]

Point taken.
My apologies

No problem pal.

[Brin]

Are you happy with the comment, “Hopefully it's the headlight of the 8.30 to London St Pancras”?

No and again I have personally contacted Grist To The Mill, again addressing the point that inappropriate wording isn't acceptable and uncalled for.

If he chooses to ignore my advice then so be it. Hopefully, he sees my contact with him as the same as I put to mygiddypant.

[Pattylallacks2]

Warne never gave less than 100 per cent whatever role he took on at RUFC.
Taking over from the infamous Jacket he has managed to win over all but a handful of so called supporters who have constantly derided both him as a manager and his achievements.

Despite the relegations I can say with confidence that the past ten years at New York Stadium have been among the most enjoyable and exciting I can remember

Thank you Paul for your efforts, the very best of wishes in your new career and shame on those who wish you ill.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

No and again I have personally contacted Grist To The Mill, again addressing the point that inappropriate wording isn't acceptable and uncalled for.

If he chooses to ignore my advice then so be it. Hopefully, he sees my contact with him as the same as I put to mygiddypant.

Brin, did you get my PM reply?

[Brin]

Brin, did you get my PM reply?

Yes thank you and I’ve replied to you.

[wendun]

Who's your choice then Capt'n?

Sorry, Cam, I wasn't ignoring you but had an emergency call out. My worry is that TS will go for a Mr Rotherham United like Hurst and I honestly don't see him as up to it. He bombed at Ipswich.
I have never liked PW as our manager. Top bloke but as I have said many times, tactically limited, conservative and plays an old fashioned game. We have been a byword for one-dimensional hoofball for years. You lads don't like it but I doubt if everyone simply makes it up because they don't like RUFC.
My preference is for a young, progressive manager who will bring young players through. The Tom Eaves signing said it all about Warney. The best guy imo would be Schumaker at Plymouth but I also think Bonner is very good. I'm not being original here as I've seen both mentioned on a few Millers sites.
And despite what Towner says I do not come on to slag people. Casper, Sota, Brin, Gru, Pocket, Yak, CTMiller and several others I hold in high regard. But when I don't post for weeks but see the same posters consistently having a pop even though I haven't even contributed to the thread I tend to fight my corner.

[gru]

Warne never gave less than 100 per cent whatever role he took on at RUFC.
Taking over from the infamous Jacket he has managed to win over all but a handful of so called supporters who have constantly derided both him as a manager and his achievements.

Despite the relegations I can say with confidence that the past ten years at New York Stadium have been among the most enjoyable and exciting I can remember

Thank you Paul for your efforts, the very best of wishes in your new career and shame on those who wish you ill.

Last 6 years I've just supported club like I always have done. I forget past but Vaulks he's been my standout player while we've been at the NYS just for his commitment. I went all the time at Don Valley. Millmoor before that since 1965. Great memories from there players managers people I met there sausage rolls there loved them different pastry from now but still have them now.



My hometown club. A great club as well.

[Yak]

Sorry, Cam, I wasn't ignoring you but had an emergency call out. My worry is that TS will go for a Mr Rotherham United like Hurst and I honestly don't see him as up to it. He bombed at Ipswich.
I have never liked PW as our manager. Top bloke but as I have said many times, tactically limited, conservative and plays an old fashioned game. We have been a byword for one-dimensional hoofball for years. You lads don't like it but I doubt if everyone simply makes it up because they don't like RUFC.
My preference is for a young, progressive manager who will bring young players through. The Tom Eaves signing said it all about Warney. The best guy imo would be Schumaker at Plymouth but I also think Bonner is very good. I'm not being original here as I've seen both mentioned on a few Millers sites.
And despite what Towner says I do not come on to slag people. Casper, Sota, Brin, Gru, Pocket, Yak, CTMiller and several others I hold in high regard. But when I don't post for weeks but see the same posters consistently having a pop even though I haven't even contributed to the thread I tend to fight my corner.

Some good points in that post.

For me Liam manning would be my choice but Bonner would fit also.

[Masbroughstreet]

Last 6 years I've just supported club like I always have done. I forget past but Vaulks he's been my standout player while we've been at the NYS just for his commitment. I went all the time at Don Valley. Millmoor before that since 1965. Great memories from there players managers people I met there sausage rolls there loved them different pastry from now but still have them now.



My hometown club. A great club as well.

Other than pay your money how exactly have you supported the club for the last 6 years? You’ve actively wanted the team to fail game after game due to a personal dislike of the manager. Every single win the team has got in that time has sickened you. You haven’t supported the club at all, you’ve just wasted a lot of time and money doing something that you’ve hated every second of.

[gru]

Other than pay your money how exactly have you supported the club for the last 6 years? You’ve actively wanted the team to fail game after game due to a personal dislike of the manager. Every single win the team has got in that time has sickened you. You haven’t supported the club at all, you’ve just wasted a lot of time and money doing something that you’ve hated every second of.

You don't have to like the manager to support the club. Certain players every season make it worth going.