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04-10-2009, 17:30
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RONNIE MOORE is set for a sensational return as manager of League Two Rotherham United.
Moore, surprisingly sacked by Tranmere in June after three seasons years in charge at Prenton Park, has beaten off keen competition from rivals such as Steve Staunton and Steve Cotterill to secure a second spell with the Millers.
The 56-year-old was the manager who drove Rotherham’s dramatic rise from League Two to the Championship with back to back promotions at the start of the decade.
The Millers then enjoyed four years in the football's second tier before relegation sparked the financial upheaval the club has endured in recent seasons.
He takes over at Rotherham from 39-year old Mark Robins, who for his great work at Rotherham - keeping Rotherham up through 2 recent administrations - was wanted by Championship club Barnsley and so opted to leave and manage in a higher division.
Millers chairman Tony Stewart interviewed eight candidates for the job. Former Rotherham captain Jimmy Mullin will be his assistant.
Ronnie will be unveiled at a press conference at 10.30am on Friday.
RONNIE MOORE is set for a sensational return as manager of League Two Rotherham United.
Moore, surprisingly sacked by Tranmere in June after three seasons years in charge at Prenton Park, has beaten off keen competition from rivals such as Steve Staunton and Steve Cotterill to secure a second spell with the Millers.
The 56-year-old was the manager who drove Rotherham’s dramatic rise from League Two to the Championship with back to back promotions at the start of the decade.
The Millers then enjoyed four years in the football's second tier before relegation sparked the financial upheaval the club has endured in recent seasons.
He takes over at Rotherham from 39-year old Mark Robins, who for his great work at Rotherham - keeping Rotherham up through 2 recent administrations - was wanted by Championship club Barnsley and so opted to leave and manage in a higher division.
Millers chairman Tony Stewart interviewed eight candidates for the job. Former Rotherham captain Jimmy Mullin will be his assistant.
Ronnie will be unveiled at a press conference at 10.30am on Friday.