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Cup win helps herald in new era for Millers



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Published Date: 14 August 2008
Rotherham manager Mark Robins is convinced his side's Carling Cup shoot-out win over Sheffield Wednesday has helped herald the dawning of a new era at the club.
The Millers, docked 17 points at the start of the season for breaking Football League rules on insolvency, rewarded new owner Tony Stewart with an uplifting performance.

Robins said: "The club's reborn. It's a totally different club to what it was last season.

"So we'll take that on and use this to our advantage because there's good things going to be happening here."

Robins is currently running the rule over Canadian international striker Marcus Harber, who was recently on trial at Leeds United.



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  • Last Updated: 14 August 2008 8:48 AM
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