Should Norwich Come A-Calling

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The Championship, where Rotherham United will start next season, is looking a little clearer after Wycombe Wanderers’ play-off win at Wembley last night sees them promoted and Norwich City’s relegation confirmed at the weekend with just two places still waiting for two more teams coming down from the Premier League.

Every Millers fan knows of our Managers ‘love’ for his birth city of Norwich and he will have been sad at the weekend to see them topple down although maybe a little pumped up to think that his Rotherham team will be playing his boyhood side.

But, in the back of my mind, I can’t help but have a question, like an itch you can’t scratch, of ‘what if Norwich come a-calling’.

No way am I thinking that ‘Saint’ Delia of Cooking would blame Daniel Farke for her team being relegated but there are those Chairman/owners out there whose first reaction to relegation is ‘sack the manager’.

And it got me wondering if that should happen then who would the Canaries be looking to fetch in?

I would think they might give more than a cursory glance towards Paul Warne.

Yes, I realise he’s not been a manager for that long and he’s never managed in the Premier League which is where City will hope to be heading back for but I do feel he is well respected among his fellow managers and it’s well known while he trains his players hard he treats them well getting their best from them and I have never heard a bad word from players coming in or leaving about him.

We know Warney loves the Millers, he tells us and it shows and he is very much an adopted Yorkshire man.

But, should Norwich ask the question (and it is a should and definitely not a rumour) I would think he’d find it a difficult choice to make.

Stay Safe.

Up The Millers.

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