Warne who has spent the best parts of 15 years with the Millers admitted to Paul Davis of the Star; "I love the club, I have been lucky enough to be offered jobs at other clubs and haven’t taken them. The club is a great club. I am like an ambassador. Everywhere I go, I bore people to death about it!”
And despite a 12 point gap to the safety line, he's still telling the players they can get out of the mire we're currently in; "While you are still in it, you are still in it, If we were to win back-to-back games at Christmas and went into the New Year only seven or eight points off it, with a few signings in January, who knows.”
There's rumour that Warne will be handed the reigns for the rest of the season, despite saying that he doesnt want the job permanant, the players state they want him and are backing him, performances have improved under his tenure.
“There are certain parts of the job I really enjoy, there are parts I don’t, I don’t like speaking to the lads after defeats like Sheffield Wednesday when a few of them are a bit teary and angry.”
“I like the person I am and the person created by my parents. He’s a good bloke. I have got a good moral code and I think I try to get that through to my players. I am proud of myself in that the lads have taken on the message that we are trying to give them. I want 11 good human beings on the pitch. If you are not a good soul, I am not interested. I want 11 proper men.”