Good luck to Warney

[kentmillerman]

Good luck Warney and to Bromley too. They have come a long way from the days I lived down that neck of the woods.

[Brin]

Congratulations to Warney and his crew. That's 5 promotions on his CV now and his stock continues to rise.

IF and when our takeover happens, would the new owners consider bringing him back? Would they know enough about him to even interview him? Would he want to come back? Would the owners of MK Dons allow him to be Interviewed?

[howdydoo]

Oh, it must be another lovely week in South Yorkshire witnessing the "Warne-ball" magic happen from the comfort of a division below . It?s almost poetic, isn't it?

While Tony Stewart is busy playing "Musical Chairs: Manager Edition" and looking for someone who can actually stick the landing, Paul Warne is out here collecting promotions like they?re loyalty stamps at a coffee shop.

Here?s a little salt for the wounds:

* The Chairman?s Masterclass: You really have to hand it to the Rotherham board. Letting the guy who practically invented the League One promotion blueprint walk away, only to watch him replace you in the league two years later? That?s some 4D chess right there.

* The "Toxic" Brigade: For all the fans who spent years moaning about his "boring" tactics or his "nice guy" interviews?how?s that exciting, high-octane league one relegation battle taste? Turns out, "boring" looks a lot like "winning" when you?re looking at it from the wrong end of the table.

* The Great Swap: There?s something deeply satisfying about the symmetry of it all. Warne takes a team up, while Rotherham slides down to take their parking spot. It?s not just a promotion; it?s a formal eviction notice. Did we get what we deserved?


I guess the grass isn't always greener on the other side?it?s just greener wherever Paul Warne happens to be standing.

Like many others, I knew we'd miss the bloke.

Good luck to him.

[Heliosphan78]

Congratulations to Warney and his crew. That's 5 promotions on his CV now and his stock continues to rise.

IF and when our takeover happens, would the new owners consider bringing him back? Would they know enough about him to even interview him? Would he want to come back? Would the owners of MK Dons allow him to be Interviewed?

I think that'd be highly unlikely, don't you?

I've heard he's on the same money at MK as he was with Derby. Whether that is true or not we'll never know but if you look at how many players they've 'persuaded' to drop into L2 from a higher level then you could quite believe it. Mendez-Laing for example, despite his age, must be an awesome player at that level (10 goals).

One other thing. MK Dons have been absolutely ravaged with injuries this season which makes the job PW has done there look even better.

[Heliosphan78]

If I was a Wednesday owner, I'd be looking at him for next season.

If I was to become the new owner of Sheffield Wednesday, I'd be in Milton Keynes kicking down doors to speak to him.

[Eternal Optimist]

Oh, it must be another lovely week in South Yorkshire witnessing the "Warne-ball" magic happen from the comfort of a division below . It?s almost poetic, isn't it?

While Tony Stewart is busy playing "Musical Chairs: Manager Edition" and looking for someone who can actually stick the landing, Paul Warne is out here collecting promotions like they?re loyalty stamps at a coffee shop.

Here?s a little salt for the wounds:

* The Chairman?s Masterclass: You really have to hand it to the Rotherham board. Letting the guy who practically invented the League One promotion blueprint walk away, only to watch him replace you in the league two years later? That?s some 4D chess right there.

* The "Toxic" Brigade: For all the fans who spent years moaning about his "boring" tactics or his "nice guy" interviews?how?s that exciting, high-octane league one relegation battle taste? Turns out, "boring" looks a lot like "winning" when you?re looking at it from the wrong end of the table.

* The Great Swap: There?s something deeply satisfying about the symmetry of it all. Warne takes a team up, while Rotherham slides down to take their parking spot. It?s not just a promotion; it?s a formal eviction notice. Did we get what we deserved?


I guess the grass isn't always greener on the other side?it?s just greener wherever Paul Warne happens to be standing.

Like many others, I knew we'd miss the bloke.

Good luck to him.

Congrats howdy - post of the season.

[HensonsPRman]

If I was to become the new owner of Sheffield Wednesday, I'd be in Milton Keynes kicking down doors to speak to him.

It would be far easier and quicker to pop over to Tickhill and sit in his back garden and have a chat with him far away from the prying eyes in MK

[Townerslovechild]

Well done Warney,a true Millers legend, pity we won't see him at NYS next season.

[RU66]

Well done Warney,a true Millers legend, pity we won't see him at NYS next season.

That's only good thing about getting relegated! Does he sit in the home dugout at MK Don's?

[Brin]

That's only good thing about getting relegated! Does he sit in the home dugout at MK Don's?

Is that all you can recall about such a great Manager for us? zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz