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WARNE’S TROOPS CAN SPIN WAY TO SUCCESS

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The LeaguePaper Team
1 March 2020

NOUS: Paul Warne

THE fi ght for promotion from League One is incredible and if you can identify who will be the automatics and play-off teams come early May then you are better than all of us managers!
Nobody has a clue - and that’s what makes the league so exciting - but, for what it’s worth, I cannot help but think my old club Rotherham United will seal one of those top two places.
The squad is strong. Warney (Paul Warne - manager) knows what he’s doing. And I know from experience that the leader there, chairman Tony Stewart, expects nothing else.
For the other automa...

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