| Millmoor | ||||||||||
| Rotherham United Football Club | ||||||||||
| By Merry Miller (22 July 2002) | ||||||||||
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all information is correct up to 22 July 2002 |
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| What is the ground like? | ||||||||||
| The ground itself is like a scrap yard the more
biased Rotherham fans may want to see it as ‘ a traditional football
ground ‘ to the realists out there and away fans it would not look
out of place if it was in the middle of a scrap heap.
Quite fitting really then that the Chairman made his fortune
out of scrap metal. The
toilets are sub standard and the urinals leak so if you come out
wondering why your shoes got wet the toilets are the answer.
Apparently it was refurbished before coming into division 1 but
buying some port cabins from Bradford and giving it a new coat of
paint does not class as a refurbishment in any football teams case. |
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| What is it like for away fans? | ||||||||||
| For away fans the toilets are slightly better
than the home fans end, the pies are widely renowned as the best in
the country, if you don’t believe it just ask Kevin pressman he
spends more time there than at Hillsborough “allegedly” but apart
from the good food that is a dump too the space between rows is small
so unless you are the smallest of people or on the front row it is
cramped as I found out when I was in the away end up when we drew with
Bristol City a couple of seasons ago. |
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| Where is their for away fans to drink? | ||||||||||
| The best two pubs for away fans to drink would be the Millmoor and the Tivoli as they are right next to the ground and friendly with occurrences of trouble in them very rare. Also a lot of home fans in so there is plenty of opportunity for banter with Rotherham supporters. | ||||||||||
| How to get their and where to park? | ||||||||||
| Leave the M1 at Junction 34 and take the A6109 towards Rotherham. At the large roundabout which is the junction with the A629 turn right. At the next roundabout you come to turn right and you will see the ground on your left. You can see the floodlights of the ground for some distance. Either street parking or there is a car park behind the Main Stand which costs £2. | ||||||||||
| Where is the nearest train station? | ||||||||||
| About a 5 minute walk from the ground Rotherham
Central is conveniently located.
Just exit the train station turn left walk straight on till 1st
turn off on the left walk down here to the end under the subway then
you will see the floodlights and just follow the Rotherham fans
towards the ground. |
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