The League Paper

Mr Happy is learning not to be starstruck

by
Guy Branston
15 October 2017

PROFILE ON PAUL WARNE ROTHERHAM UNITED MANAGER

By Chris Dunlavy

HONEST AND DISARMING: Two of the traits that endear Paul Warne to those he works with and, inset, playing for Rotherham
PICTURE: Action Images

ASKED to describe Paul Warne, Ronnie Moore initially struggles for words. Then the former Rotherham boss laughs.
“That lad,” says the 64-yearold, “would chase paper on a windy day. He was just total and utter commitment. Honestly, you’ve never seen someone with so much enthusiasm.
“In private, I’m sure there were times when he went home and kicked t...

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