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FAIRYTALE RIDE CONVINCED ME DISS WAS JUST MEANT TO BE!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 April 2020

ROTHERHAM CHIEF WARNE REVEALS HIS LUCKY BREAK

By CHRIS DUNLAVY

RIPPED off on his paper round. Threatened by his own team-mate. Drunk in Magaluf, Soho and Diss town centre.
Paul Warne may now be one of the EFL’s longest-serving managers but the Rotherham United boss will always be a “Non-Leaguer” at heart.
An FA Vase winner at Diss Town and a prolific wideman for Wroxham, the 46-year-old was 23 before he got his big break with Wigan Athletic.
He would go on to spend 15 years in the professional ranks, winning two promotions with Rotherham and netting 34 goals in 292 gam...

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