3 points tomorrow ?

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Paul (a Miller) will be in 1915 bar before game collecting for Rotherham Hospice, just thought I’d mention it seeing that some of you have had/need to use them and they are apparently struggling.

Get them notes in Millers


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Also;

Tributes planned for Saturday's game...

Rotherham United will pay their respects to the fallen servicemen and women, and to the victims of the tragic helicopter crash at Leicester City, with a minute's silence at this weekend's Sky Bet Championship fixture with Swansea City at AESSEAL New York Stadium.

The home game with the Swans marks the Millers' closest to Remembrance Sunday, whilst we are also showing our solidarity with our friends at Leicester City following the passing of owner and Chairman Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, two members of his staff and two pilots who tragically lost their lives in last Saturday's accident.

We are once again asking all fans to join us in paying our respects this weekend for our planned tributes, which include welcoming the City of Sheffield Pipe Band, who will be performing pre-match and playing the teams out onto the field.

As well as the band, we will have a bugle player at AESSEAL New York Stadium, who will follow the minute's silence with a rendition of The Last Post.

Members of the Rotherham MCVC will be in attendance outside the stadium from 2pm. The MCVC is a group that runs weekly and fortnightly meetings where the veterans of Rotherham and its surrounding areas can get together to share their stories and discuss aspects of their day to day lives.

Veterans from MCVC will be leading out the two teams, whilst we will also be laying wreaths in the centre circle, where we also have representatives from the Rotherham Sea Cadets who are holding our centre circle flag.

The Millers also have a special extra tribute thanks the hard work of our club historian Garry Bray. Garry looked back through the records to find the names of five former players and staff members who were playing/working for the previous incarnations of Rotherham United during the time of World War One, who would give the ultimate sacrifice for their country.

Rotherham Town’s Arthur Revill died during the Battle of Loos in 1915, aged just 24. His teammate James Moles, a Lance Corporal, was buried in Lillers, France, aged 32. Another Town player Charles Newcombe also died in 1915 in Fleurbaix, France and is buried in a military cemetery in Bois-Grenier. Finally from Town, John Ball, Royal Naval Division, passed away in 1917 aged 22. Rotherham County second-team trainer James Hutton was another killed in action during the war in 1917

To ensure the legacy of our heroes continue to live on 100 years after the end of the Great War, we have selected five members from our Junior Millers group to wear special Rotherham United shirts, with the names of the individuals emblazoned on the back. They are Libby Mae Harris, Alfie Ferris, Sienna Ferris, Oliver Ball and Charlie Ball.

Rotherham United will also be wearing poppies on the front of their jerseys, with the shirts set to be auctioned at a later date to raise money for the Royal British Legion.

We thank everyone for showing support for our planned tributes.

If you intend on coming in late then please can you just stand where you are during the minutes silence instead of walking up to your seat, I find it disrespectful

[DaveyJohn]

Bolton are the worst team I have seen this season, I was absolutely gutted when they stole their point at our place because not only should we have been out of sight by then, even though they missed a penalty , I just didn't see their goal coming at all.
We were saying at the beginning of the season that we needed to find 3 worse teams than us , and at the moment ,for me anyway , Bolton are one of them.

Completely agree with this, Bolton were there for the taking. We played really well, it was frustrating that they got the equaliser and that is something that is becoming a slight worry. We're showing these teams we can compete admirably, we're playing some great stuff and doing ourselves proud but we need to be able to finish teams like Bolton off. That said, I expected us to beat Bolton and get nothing on the road against Boro and PNE, so I suppose we still gained the same points tally that I expected over the three games.

As for Swansea, we showed what we could do against Boro in their own yard, we play better at home. They will underestimate us, despite how well we've played, and if we can just keep it up for the full 90 and not slip up late on we should bag 3 points. UTM

[Brin]

For me it’s a big yes.
Believe and it will happen.
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Brilliant call Pocket! Your glass is definitely half full.

[Pocket rocket]

Yep I know what I’m talking about for once pal 😆