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Who'd be a football manager? 09:45 - Feb 18 with 1595 views

A bit of a different perspective from Rotherham’s Paul Warne on what it's like to be a football manager https://www.theguardian.com/football/football-league-blog/2022/feb/18/rotherhams

Who'd be a football manager? on 13:24 - Feb 18 with 1381 views

hantssi

He comes across as a really decent bloke and I like the way they’ve stuck with him each time they get relegated.
Got mates who live in Rotherham so really want them to get promoted so we can have a great away day (and night) and that they finally manage to stay up.
Also, if I remember correctly they were our first game when we got promoted back to the Championship?

Who'd be a football manager? on 14:30 - Feb 18 with 1266 views

LowerloftLad

Who'd be a football manager? on 13:24 - Feb 18 by hantssi
He comes across as a really decent bloke and I like the way they’ve stuck with him each time they get relegated. Got mates who live in Rotherham so really want them to get promoted so we can have a great away day (and night) and that they finally manage to stay up. Also, if I remember correctly they were our first game when we got promoted back to the Championship?

I'm sure it ended 1-1 and we scored after just a few minutes,I want to say ainsworth scored it.

Ohhhhhh bobby zamora

Who'd be a football manager? on 18:14 - Feb 18 with 1141 views

DannyPaddox

If you enjoyed the Paul Warne article (thanks for posting DMM) you’ll love this book. A few years since I’ve read it but I remember the Gareth Ainsworth chapter being particularly eye-opening. Not only was Wild Thing picking the team at Wycombe but also searching eBay for a good price on training nets because the current ones were full of holes. I’m talking big holes not the little ones they’re meant to have. A great read and a fascinating look into the psychology of what it takes to be a modern football manager.

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