The League Paper

MILLERS AND POSH PROMISE A SUMMER OF TRANSFORMATION

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The Football League Paper Team
4 May 2025

By Graeme Allen

ROTHERHAM manager Matt Hamshaw is preparing for a busy summer after his side came from behind to see off Peterborough United.
Hamshaw will lead the Millers next season following the dismissal of Steve Evans in March and his side finished the season with reason for optimism. Goals from Sam Nombe and Cameron Humphreys secured the victory for the boyhood Millers fan.
ROTHERHAM U 2 PETERBORO’ U 1 Nombe 36, Humphreys 66 Odoh 1 He said: “Once we got stuck in and won our tackles and got tight to players, the fans got behind the team.
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