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The_Third_ Burglar
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What a babbling brook of bullsh it.
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Neil Warnock.

 

Can't believe Millers fans gave him a good reception yesterday. We should have hounded him out of the stadium.

 

 

 



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Why?

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Yes, why? Former player of ours who became a successful manager and helped us in our hour of need. What's the problem?

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Have you got an axe to grind, Mr Burglar?

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Are you Evans in disguise TTB? or even his brother?

Warnock is an ex player, and should be treated as such. shame on you TTB

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You lot are obviously NYS era millers and never went to Millmoor or the NYS.

There was once a time when Warnock came to Milmoor for the last game of the season against MK Dons. We needed to win to stay up. Warnock was fishing for compliments because he had loaned us Stephen Quinn on loan. 

Warnock got a massive chorus of boos and was jeered from every corner of the ground. It was a hostile reception from REAL millers fans.

That is how it should be!



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No they didn't! Warnock and Quinn both got a good reception from the home fans. In fact Quinn got a good reception from both sets of fans because he'd been on loan at MK earlier that season.

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loyalmiller wrote:

No they didn't! Warnock and Quinn both got a good reception from the home fans. In fact Quinn got a good reception from both sets of fans because he'd been on loan at MK earlier that season.

Correct Loyal.  I am not Neil's number one fan but he is a former player, the club invited him and he had the grace to turn up.  Respect where it is due.  Why the hell would anyone want to boo him or hound him out of the place?  Good grief.



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One of the best guests we have had in the lounge. Great stories of him and brecks. Having given us three players inc Quinn when we needed them and what did we pay towards wages....not one single penny. Thank you from me and all genuine millers

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great guy and glad to be associated with him.

I clapped very vociferously indeed. I mean, my hands were bright red and my lips chapped from singing his praises to my kids.

best manager we never had, said i.

My kids said they could see a glowing light around him and daffodils sprung up on the pitch.

Turns out they had too much sugar but for a while there...

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Memory loss there, Mr Burglar?

By the way you still crease me with your one liners.

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Warnock was a good servant and friend to the club. You are a numpty.

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