Leon Wobschall

BARNSLEY head coach Darrell Clarke is backing ‘marmite’ Rotherham United rival Steve Evans to hoist the Millers firmly into League One promotion contention when it matters next spring - after a testing start to their campaign.

Fleetwood v Bradford City FITNESS permitting, Andy Cook is as good a guarantee of twenty goals per season as it gets in League Two circles.

IN A week dominated by Donald Trump, Darrell Clarke and Steve Evans, metaphorically sporting red caps like the new American president, have some way to go to make Barnsley and Rotherham United great again.

BARNSLEY head coach Darrell Clarke says it would have been a ‘travesty’ if his side had not come away with the derby spoils after a dominant League One derby win over Rotherham United at Oakwell.

UNDER-pressure Rotherham United manager Steve Evans says he has no issue with disgruntled Millers supporters turning on him and his players after a dismal derby defeat at Barnsley.

US against the world is a well-used idiom in the English language.

STEVE EVANS’ conviction that Rotherham United will be firmly in the promotion reckoning when it counts is more than words and backed up by history.

IT remains to be seen if it’s so long, farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, adieu for Tim Walter.

HULL CITY head coach Tim Walter praised the backing of Tigers supporters, while cursing the luck of his side whose winless streak extended to seven minutes after a 2-1 home reverse to West Brom.

BACK in the day, there was a maxim among seasoned managers that if you wanted a centre-half of note, then all you had to do was whistle down a pit shaft in South Yorkshire and one would arrive up in the next cage.