Reply With QuoteUpdate from RUFC Official site - Kick off now 2pm, venue : Ilkeston Town FC ground, (Awsworth Rd)
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1pm kick off . Be interesting to see if Jones, Robertson and Price have recovered from illness and are given some game time.Raggett played in our last reserves match - will he get game time? Liked the look of Lewthwaite and Grattan in the youth cup fixture in midweek (still available to watch on YouTube) - maybe they will be playing. Lewthwaite was unlucky not to score in that game , due to some amazing saves made by the Saints keeper, Bycroft (need to keep tabs on him for the future - looks like a great prospect)
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Update from RUFC Official site - Kick off now 2pm, venue : Ilkeston Town FC ground, (Awsworth Rd)
Last edited by mikemiller; 10-12-2018 at 03:57 PM.
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Oxlade-Chamberlain is playing for Notts. Co.
.... that's Christian, brother of Alex
Didn't recognise the other names on the Magpies teamsheet. Nowt on RUFC Officlal Twitter yet about the Millers line-up
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Don't know who is playing for the Millers, but we've conceded a goal after 10 mins
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No team news but retweeted we are losing , laughable or is it now top secret
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HT - Notts Co Res 1 (Etete) Millers Res 0
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3-1 to County with about 20mins to go
No idea who our goal scorer was
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FT Notts Co Res 3 Miller Res 1
No Millers details available from today's game
Last edited by mikemiller; 11-12-2018 at 04:04 PM.
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A young Rotherham United side tasted defeat in The Central League Cup as they were beaten 3-1 by Notts County on Tuesday afternoon.
Ciaran Toner took charge of an outfit made up of players from the club’s Academy setup as they locked horns with a Magpies team boasting mixed levels of experience at Ilkeston Town’s New Manor Ground.
Goals from Kion Ete, Noor Husin and Sam Osborne proved too much for the Millers, despite a 57th minute reply from the Millers as the Magpies maintainted their unbeaten run in the second string cup competition.
The hosts took the early initiative when Kion Ete capped a nice move which had seen the lively Christian Oxlade-Chamberlain burst forward before pulling it back for his teammate to finish confidently.
It remained 1-0 until the interval but the Millers would reply shortly after the restart. Mitchell Carlton’s free kick found Tiernan Brooks in the Notts County goal at his best as Toner’s men issued an early second half warning side but the equaliser would come in slightly less stylish circumstances soon after.
This time Brooks failed to clear a Millers corner which resulted in a penalty area melee ensuing before the ball ended up in the back of the net, with the scorer unclear in a crowded box.
However, the Millers found themselves trailing again just two minutes later as Notts County capitalised having enjoyed a series of chances following the restart.
Tyreece Kennedy-Williams advanced forward from the full back position to release Noor Husin on goal and he made no mistake after a fine first touch, slotting coolly past ‘keeper Charlie Farrar.
A set piece yielded a third for Notts County with Andy Kellett the provider for Sam Osborne, who leapt highest in the area to power home a header from six yards out
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Still nowt on RUFC Official site re what Millers team was! Maybe Topper was right...
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