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LEAM’S’ ‘CRUEL’ DEFEAT

LEAM’S’ ‘CRUEL’

CLOSE ENCOUNTER: Andy Rinomhota, left, is tracked by Matt Grimes
PICTURES: Athena Pictures

LEAM Richardson felt defeat in south Wales was “cruel” for his side after they appeared destined to secure only a second away league clean sheet this season until Andy Rinomhota’s own-goal.
“It’s a cruel game at times,” said the Rotherham boss.
“The goal conceded, obviously it’s cruel because Andy’s been very good and he’s been committed.
“Coming from Wednesday night away at West Brom and then back on the coach ag...

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