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RUFC - Thomas-Moore leaves?

Rotherham United and striker, Ian Thomas-Moore have parted company by mutual consent according to the thirty-four year olds Twitter page today.

Ian, who is former boss Ronnie's son, joined the Millers from Tranmere in January and played in twelve games scoring a hat-trick in the six-nil win over Lincoln City which was the game after his father was sacked.

On his Twitter account, Ian said, 'I would like to thank RUFC fans for support last season but parted company by mutual consent today, enjoyed my short period at the DVS.'


All at Vital wish Ian well in his future.




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Date:Tuesday June 21 2011

Time: 4:55PM

 

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