Rotherham 4-2 Bolton

wanderlust wrote:Can't you be bothered driving an hour to see your wife of an evening Bread?

He prefers to sleep alone, he's made no secret of that.

wanderlust wrote:Can't you be bothered driving an hour to see your wife of an evening Bread?

Do you like Travelodges?

Lewis Hamilton may be able to do it in an hour but in my car, it takes nearer two.

That's twice in one day (there and back).

And they want me on site at 06:30.

So that would mean getting up at 4:00 am.

And that's not "early", it's "last night."

And the nice people I'm working for are paying me a daily rate + expenses, so it seemed rude not to stay over.

And the wife snores.

You utter bastard!  

And I'm nipping down to Reception to demand my complimentary saxophonist right now.

They must've forgotten to give me one when I checked in.

Don't think they're complimentary. Mine was pretty expensive.

The Millers last 5 results are:

Rotherham 0-2 Bournemouth
Brentford 1-0 Rotherham
Rotherham 1-5 Bournemouth
Blackpool 1-1 Rotherham
Rotherham 2-2 Huddersfield 

The last 5 meetings between Rotherham and Bolton:

Bolton 3-2 Rotherham
Bolton 2-0 Rotherham
Rotherham 2-1 Bolton
Rotherham 2-2 Bolton
Bolton 0-0 Rotherham

Tough game tonight but I'm going for a narrow 1-0 victory. Pratley with the goal. Just getting that in there before the doom merchants arrive.

Don't forget to take your 'I hate Brucie' banner so we can pick you out of the crowd Breadders 

0-0, I can't see us scoring.

3-0 to them

Bloody hell. I despair of you lot.

Going for a 2-0 win for the whites, heskey and danns.
Be a tough game and might be a few tired legs from the liverpool game but we will scrape through.

Jkbjackson wrote:Going for a 2-0 win for the whites, heskey and danns.
Be a tough game and might be a few tired legs from the liverpool game but we will scrape through.

Oh shit. A bit of positivity. I don't think you belong on here mate.
I think Heskey is injured though.

Saying heskey will score is very positive, he's not even playing.

2-1 away win

Jkbjackson wrote:Going for a 2-0 win for the whites, heskey and danns.
Be a tough game and might be a few tired legs from the liverpool game but we will scrape through.

Heskey's injured isn't he? Love the optimism. Shame about the realism.

Not sure if I have already posted my prediction but i'm going for Rotherham 0-2 Bolton

wanderlust wrote:

Jkbjackson wrote:Going for a 2-0 win for the whites, heskey and danns.
Be a tough game and might be a few tired legs from the liverpool game but we will scrape through.

Heskey's injured isn't he? Love the optimism. Shame about the realism.

Yes, with a hamstring unfortunately

Not to worry. Eidur will take the piss out of rotherams defence

Preview: Rotherham v Bolton

SETTING THE SCENE 

Bolton Wanderers take on Rotherham United on Tuesday night looking to build on their recent good form that has seen them lose just one of their last 13 matches.

In comparison, hosts Rotherham have struggled in recent weeks, winning just once since mid-October in a run that spans over 15 games.

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With Neil Lennon’s side coming into the tie off the back of an impressive 0-0 draw against Premier League side Liverpool at Anfield, the Whites will be full of confidence knowing that a victory will take them into the top half of the table.

TEAM NEWS

Emile Heskey (hamstring) will miss the trip to Rotherham after limping off against Liverpool, while new signing Adam Le Fondre is ineligible to make his debut.

Lee Chung-Yong (leg) and Craig Davies (hamstring) remain sidelined, but Zach Clough (hamstring) could feature as the young forward closes in on a first team return.

Marc Tierney (leg), Mark Davies and Max Clayton (both knee) all remain long-term absentees.

LAST ROTHERHAM UNITED XI (v Bournemouth, L0-2)

Collin, Richardson, Morgan, Fryers (Milson 57), Arnason, Green, Hammill, Barmby (Newton 57). Smallwood, Ward (Bowery 75) Sammon.

ONE TO WATCH

Having spent the majority of the first half of the season on the sidelines through injury, Adam Hammill joined Rotherham United on loan from Huddersfield Town earlier this month.

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Starting his career with Liverpool, the former England Under-21 international was loaned out to Dunfermline Athletic, Southampton, Blackpool and Barnsley, before signing for the latter permanently in 2009.

After joining Wolves in January 2011, Hammill spent time on loan at Middlesbrough and Huddersfield having found his game-time at Molineux limited, before making a permanent switch to the John Smith’s Stadium at the start of last season.

LAST TIME WE WERE HERE (Bolton 3-2 Rotherham United, 16 September 2014)

Tuesday night’s visit to the New York Stadium will mark Bolton Wanderers’ first ever visit to the stadium, with their last away clash with Rotherham coming all the way back in September 1992.

In fact, the Whites’ victory over the Millers at Macron Stadium earlier this season is the only previous meeting between the two sides at either of their current grounds.

Joe Mason scored a hat-trick that day, with two of his goals coming inside the final ten minutes, as Bolton ran out 3-2 winners.

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Jkbjackson wrote:Going for a 2-0 win for the whites, heskey and danns.
Be a tough game and might be a few tired legs from the liverpool game but we will scrape through.

Welcomed aboard btw. New posters always welcome. Just check the injury list before you post next time