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True grit is all the sweeter for Warne

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The LeaguePaper Team
1 October 2017

By Will George
ROTHERHAM have been scoring goals for fun at home this season but boss Paul Warne took more pleasure out of this narrow win over Northampton.
The Millers, who have already put five goals past three different teams at the New York Stadium, had to settle for a 1-0 victory over the Cobblers, which came courtesy of Kieffer Moore’s secondhalf goal.
They had the chances to register another fivegoal success but were particularly wasteful and in the end, were holding on for the win.
Not that Warne minded too much as his side posted a fifth home win out of six this season.
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