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CLARK LOOKING UP DESPITE THE MILLERS HEADING BACK DOWN

By Tony Flint

LEE Clark says that Rotherham are continuing to improve in the aftermath of their relegation.
Clark was appointed manager following the dismissal of Matt Hamshaw but he was unable to stave off relegation.
The former Huddersfield Town boss felt improvements were on show for a large part of their draw with mid-table Reading.
He said: “It was really
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