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Rotherham manager Paul Warne thought he had the advantage ahead of him in tonight's match against QPR.
Although the Irish Under-21 international, Ryan Manning – who is loaned to Rotherham by QPR – is not eligible to play, Warne still thought that he might be able to extract key information from the player 22 years old regarding his parent club.
"He's literally out on nothing, so thank you for this Ry!" Warne told The Sheffield Star.
"We did it at the team meeting." Fortunately, we did not have to watch the last four games of the QPR because we had an incredible amount of information about him. "
Manning and fellow Irishman Richie Towell have been important players for Rotherham this season.
Galway midfielder Manning has made 16 appearances in the league since joining in August and scored four goals. Towell – who is on loan from Brighton – made ten appearances and scored once.
Warne hopes that Manning will stay in the club beyond January, but will be cautious when he approaches the subject with QPR director Steve McClaren.
I'm not saying that it's rude, but after the match, if we won, I have the impression of rubbing her thrower. If he wins, he will feel like leaving with my begging bowl, so I will not talk to him. about it after the game.
If he comes for a drink and I get along well with him, I could just ask him if I can call him in a few weeks. It's as far as I'm going to go to be honest.
There is a kind of polite silence, nobody dares to ask, everyone is trying to keep a positive attitude and do not worry about it at the moment.
Probably before the chaos of Christmas, they may be better able to know what they want to do.
But they could tell us now: "We do not intend to bring it back", then on January 1, two people are injured in training and all your best planning is out of the way.
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