Rotherham manager leaves for Derby

[JumpersforGoalposts]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62986369

[the other bob wilson]

Would we be interested in Rosenior if he’s not staying at Derby?

[Former Labour leader]

Would we be interested in Rosenior if he’s not staying at Derby?

Wouldn't have thought so.
But of a slap in the face for him though.

[J R Hartley]

Good manager, done brilliant at Rotherham. 2 promotions, and had them competitive in the championship which they have no business being. Would have been happy if he had come here.

[Hilts]

Would we be interested in Rosenior if he’s not staying at Derby?

I hope not.

[blue lewj]

Good manager, done brilliant at Rotherham. 2 promotions, and had them competitive in the championship which they have no business being. Would have been happy if he had come here.

I'd say Derby is a more stable club to work for at the moment with scope to actually put your own stamp on the squad with signings.

Derby at the dawn or a resurgence or treading water under the watchful eye of Vinny? Only one winner.

[dml1954]

Good manager, done brilliant at Rotherham. 2 promotions, and had them competitive in the championship which they have no business being. Would have been happy if he had come here.

This is typical. You moan continually about every manager that the club appoint and then recommend someone who has only managed at one second rate club, achieved nothing apart from yo-yo promotion and relegation between League One and the Championship. His playing career also basically amounted to being a lower league journeyman.

[Pedro de la Rosa]

This is typical. You moan continually about every manager that the club appoint and then recommend someone who has only managed at one second rate club, achieved nothing apart from yo-yo promotion and relegation between League One and the Championship. His playing career also basically amounted to being a lower league journeyman.

He's got three promotions, has no money to spend and has got them 8th.

How good was Warnock's playing career? In fact, if you swap the Champ for League One, and the PL for the Champ, Warne and Warnock's promotions and relegations are very similar.

[blue lewj]

He's got three promotions, has no money to spend and has got them 8th.

How good was Warnock's playing career? In fact, if you swap the Champ for League One, and the PL for the Champ, Warne and Warnock's promotions and relegations are very similar.

And if you swap League One for Premier League he's on a par with Klopp...

[Pedro de la Rosa]

And if you swap League One for Premier League he's on a par with Klopp...

Got them up, has had the smallest (or one of) budgets in the next league up and they've gone straight back down again.

That could be Warnock or Warne.

[JumpersforGoalposts]

Looks like Warne has taken all the senior coaching staff with him to Derby.
Rotherham will surely need to move very fast to avoid a meltdown!
https://www.theguardian.com/football...ager-rotherham

[J R Hartley]

This is typical. You moan continually about every manager that the club appoint and then recommend someone who has only managed at one second rate club, achieved nothing apart from yo-yo promotion and relegation between League One and the Championship. His playing career also basically amounted to being a lower league journeyman.

What’s his playing career got to do with anything?

[olderblue]

Unless you have a glittering career as a footballer you'll never make it as a manager
Well, unless your Wenger, Mourinho or Ferguson
Anyway Warne hasn't achieved anything apart from 3 promotions and an EFL trophy , all achieved on a whip round more than a budget.

League one is easy to get out of though, unless you're Ipswich , Portsmouth or Wednesday and it took Sunderland a few years to get out

Yeah, why would anyone rate Warne🤔