Keane, keen to stay at Millmoor.

Whether Rotherham United start season 2007-08 in League One or Two, Irish Midfielder Michael Keane wants to remain part of the set up at Millmoor.
The Dublin born player will see his current contract expire in the summer and is hoping to re-sign for the next campaign.
Suspensions cut short his season last year, and injuries have seen him miss 4 months of this season, so the tenacious pocket battleship is eager to make up for lost time.
He told the Rotherham Advertiser,
'Im settled in Rotherham and i have a lot of affection for the club and it's supporters.
It's been a tough two years here and a nightmare for me in the last four months not being able to play and seeing the team struggle'

Keane, who signed for The Millers on a free transfer from Hull City in March 2005 added,
'I know i had a few sendings off last season but i've learnt from them and i just want to get back playing so everyone can see the best of me.
Rotherham is where i see my future and i'm not interested in going anywhere else until things are sorted out here.
I want to stay around and help get the club back to where it belongs.'

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