League One

PAUL EYES MOORE OF THE SAME

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The LeaguePaper Team
22 October 2017

By Jon Murray

MOORE PLEASE: Kieffer Moore celebrates his late equaliser
PICTURES: Richard Parkes

ROTHERHAM boss Paul Warne is keen for his Rotherham team to continue showing pluck after they battled back from two goals down to earn a point at Oxford.
The Millers looked to be heading to a second defeat in four days after their shock midweek setback against lowly Wimbledon.
They trailed by two goals, and Oxford had also missed a penalty.
But in testing conditions, with a gale-force wind exacerbated by one end of the Kassam Stadium being open, Ryan Williams gave the Millers a lifeline ju...

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