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BLUE SKY THINKING BY WARNE

LEAGUE ONE
ROTHERHAM boss Paul Warne sees ‘sunshine ahead, not rain’, despite the Millers’ recent slump.
Warne’s side came into the weekend without a win in eight, but Warne is far from pressing the panic button.
“I honestly believe this group should be a top-ten team. I don’t lie in bed and think ‘oh my God, this team isn’t good enough’. I don’t think like that,” he said.
“We are on a little bit of a sticky wicket, but, like I’ve said, I can see sunshine in front, not rain.
“I’m not trying to be flipp...

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