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'Too few bodies and an offside injustice' ... Matt Hamshaw reacts to Rotherham United's 3-3 draw with Mansfield Town

6 days ago | rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk | Paul Davis

MATT Hamshaw rued the lack of players at his disposal as he reflected on how Rotherham United let victory slip from their grasp in his first match since being appointed permanent manager. Two stunning goals from Mallik Wilks and one from Sam Nombe put the Millers in the driving seat at home to Mansfield Town at AESSEAL New York Stadium this afternoon.
Nearly so good on Matt Hamshaw's big day ... on-the-whistle report: Rotherham United 3 Mansfield Town 3

6 days ago | rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk | Paul Davis

MATT Hamshaw's first match as permanent manager of Rotherham United was marred by a late opposition fightback that cost his team victory over Mansfield Town this afternoon. The 13th-placed Millers were 3-1 up in the closing stages and seemingly cruising to a win when they were hit by a two-goal blast that saw the League One clash at AESSEAL New York Stadium end in a draw.
"Hopefully the change has come at the right time and the gaffer can introduce some better things to us."

1 week ago | rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk | Paul Davis

JOE Powell acknowledges that he and Matt Hamshaw could be very good for each other. The midfielder is the man who takes nearly all the corners and free-kicks while the new manager loves nothing more than a good set-piece. “Yeah, it could be a marriage made in heaven,” the 26-year-old agreed. Rotherham United's push for League One promotion hasn't materialised this season and that's why former boss Steve Evans lost his job.
Cameron Dawson: Five months on the Rotherham United sidelines, then a 10/10 performance

1 week ago | rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk | Paul Davis

HE needed to refuel after his team's latest win but his pasta meal on the team bus would have to wait. After spending five months in the Rotherham United wilderness, Cameron Dawson had just delivered his best display since his summer move to the Millers. The goalkeeper was already on the coach and preparing for the journey home from Bolton Wanderers when word came through that the media were clamouring for his presence.
Wath Academy pupil excluded for taking knife to school

1 week ago | rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk | Bob Westerdale

A female pupil found with a knife at Wath Academy has been permanently banned from the school but will not face court. South Yorkshire Police were called to the Academy at 8.30am on February 25 after being told a schoolgirl was in possession of a knife. The blade was seized by staff and a police and school inquiry launched. No one was threatened or harmed.
Lord Hague praises his Wath school days

1 week ago | rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk | Bob Westerdale

You'd have to be a team player to reach the top in the varying worlds of sport, politics or education...or so you might think. And in today's digital work, a background knowledge of technology wouldn't harm. Yet Rotherham's William Hague has spoken about how neither of those things pertained to him back in the 1970s, when he was a Wath-upon-Dearne Comprehensive pupil.
Dan Gore is about to be a Rotherham United player again

1 week ago | rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk | Paul Davis

MISSING man Dan Gore is heading back to Rotherham United and could make his return in the League One clash at Stevenage a week on Sunday. The young Manchester United loanee has been receiving treatment on a foot injury at his parent club since suffering a foot injury just one game into his temporary spell at AESSEAL New York Stadium in early February.
Top health tips for Easter bank holiday break

1 week ago | rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk | Jill Theobald

HEALTH bosses are encouraging people to ensure they know where to get health care and advice over the Easter bank holiday weekend. Some NHS services such as GP surgeries and pharmacies may be closed or running a reduced service. Selected pharmacies will be available for prescriptions, non-urgent medical advice, and treatment of common ailments. Chemists now offer the Pharmacy First scheme - supplying medication for seven common conditions without the need for a prescription or seeing a GP first.
'Marvellous mermaid' Paula is 'buzzing' after charity haircut

1 week ago | rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk | Jill Theobald

A MARKET stall worker has thanked the “brilliant” community after she raised more than £1,000 by cutting her long hair off for charity in tribute to her beloved brother. Paula Roebuck dressed up as a mermaid before the big chop after opting to lose her long locks to raise money for Rotherham Hospice which looked after her brother Robin Wilkinson before his death from brain cancer aged just 50. Paula (56) said: “I've had long hair for years and it was nearly down to my bum.
Quizzical author asks 'who-DIDN’T-do-it' in debut novel

1 week ago | rotherhamadvertiser.co.uk | Jill Theobald

A ROTHERHAM author who is also the quiz mistress at her local pub has set readers the ultimate question with her debut novel. Rather than a 'whodunnit', Kim Harwood, who hosts weekly themed music quizzes at The Roadhouse in Dinnington, has seen her crime thriller novel I Killed Lucy dubbed a 'who-didn’t-dunnit' after she came up with an “intriguing concept” for the book's premise.