With the Millers dropping to eleventh in the league, due to a ten point deduction, Bradford might come to Millmoor tomorrow thinking they can do an easy double over their South Yorkshire rivals. But, the home team will want to prove they can still get into the play-offs and will, hopefully, be going for the jugular and carry on from last weeks win against Chesterfield and get all three points.
Vital Quotes:
Mark Robins – with things happening off the pitch we have to concentrate on things on the pitch. We learnt a lot from our game at Bradford last month and things have moved on from then and we had a good win last week against Chesterfield.
Stuart McCall – It was always going to be a tough game at Millmoor but with them losing ten points the Millers could make it even toughter tomorrow. We’ve trained hard and talked about whats gone wrong but it depends on what you do on Saturday afternoon that counts
Rotherham United Team News:
The Millers will be without Ian Sharps who has to undergo a hernia operation next week and will then be out for a further five weeks. It will most likely be the same side as last weekend
Player to watch: Pablo Mills
He made a return last weekend to his preferred position at centre half and is full of confidence
Bradford City Team News:
Rotherham born, Kyle Nix, might get a look in tomorrow as might ex Millers, Barry Conlon and Paul Evans
Player to watch: Peter Thorne
Peter is the Bantams top scorer with eleven goals this season (ten league, 1 cup) in 27 games
Ref Watch:
Mike Thorpe from Suffolk
Next Fixtures:
The Millers are away on Easter Monday, 24 March at Rochdale and kick off is 3pm – please note it is pay on the day
