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1Port Vale16+833
2Walsall15+1330
3Doncaster17+429

4Notts County17+828
5Crewe15+628
6MK Dons16+827
7Chesterfield17+1025

8Grimsby17-725
9AFC Wimbledon15+923
10Bradford16+423
11Gillingham16+323
12Barrow17+122
13Fleetwood Town14+521
14Cheltenham17-321
15Salford16-321
16Newport County17-721
17Harrogate Town17-721
18Accrington Stanley16-418
19Colchester16-317
20Tranmere15-817
21Bromley15-216
22Swindon17-813

23Morecambe17-1213
24Carlisle17-1513

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Rotherham Preview

By: Paul Holmes
Date: 20/10/2002

DESPITE proving that they can get both goals and points, it's a case of 1 step forwards - 2 steps back for the Mariners at the minute. Is 3 points against Ronnie Moore's Rotherham team too much to ask?

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Town go into tomorrow's game knowing that only a win will do. First objective is to catch Sheffield Wednesday and then get out of the bottom three. The proposed extension of Steven Kabba's loan spell could boost confidence in the team as could the statement of George Santos regarding his situation.

So far Rotherham have been the suprise package of the season. Ever since their impressive 6-0 opening day at Millwall so-called experts have been tipping them to fade away. Two months on and the Millers are still sitting high in the table.

However the South Yorkshire folk could be facing losing their biggest asset of all - Ronnie Moore.

Last weekend Moore declared that he wanted to manage Ipswich Town following their 'approach' for him. The approach turned out to be a hoax leaving Moore with egg on his face. Ipswich could still swoop for Moore who is fast earning himself a reputation as one of the league's best managers.

Team News

Grimsby

Paul Groves will again sit this game out as his calf strain refuses to go, also missing will be John McDermott and Steve Chettle. The former Nottm Forest defender now faces six weeks on the sidelines.

Paul Raven should be fit to play despite coming off in the Watford game after just five minutes.

Vice-captain Tony Gallimore returns from suspension and is likely to return with Darren Barnard pushing into midfield at the eventual expense of Terry Cooke.

Rotherham

The Millers with have to make do without defenders Rob Scott and Chris Swailes who are both suspended. Guy Branston and Marvin Bryan will deputise.

Club captain Stewart Talbot is close to returning to first team action following a knee injury but will still miss out.

Likely Starting Teams

Grimsby: Coyne, Ward, Gallimore, Raven, Ford, Campbell, Barnard, Santos, Pouton, Kabba, Mansaram.

Rotherham: Pollitt, Bryan, Branston, Hurst, Mcintosh, Sedgewick, Warne, Garner, Daws, Lee, Byfield.




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