Millers v Shrimpers Preview

Rotherham United make the long trip to Roots Hall tomorrow to take on Southend United.
Both sides will want to bounce back from defeats last week, Southend losing one-nil at Bury while the Millers lost four-three to Wycombe at Don Valley

Tommy Widdrington - Rotherham are a team in confident mood and while we know they can score goals they can also concede them. We've been working on a little bit more cunning in and around the box in training this week and we work very hard on set-pieces.
Ronnie Moore - We've got to go to Southend full of confidence because some of the attacking play we had on Saturday was fantastic. Southend's performances are going well but they are under a bit of pressure because results aren't going for them and so it's a winnable game for us. We've got to get back to being rock solid and one-nillers will do me.

Southend have Bilel Mohsni back after a three match suspension (the centre-half who Ronnie Moore would have liked to bring in last year. Waide Fairhurst (on loan from Doncaster Rovers) has a back problem and is a doubt but it will probably be too early for Craig Easton. Sofienne Zaaboub could be back after a groin injury but Adam Bouzid has returned to France after having skull surgery

French player who will want to make his mark after being out for three weeks

Skipper Ryan Cresswell is a major doubt with a back spasm meaning Luke Ashworth will probably deputise again. Nick Fenton and Ryan Taylor played in the Reserves in mid-week and will probably be on the bench. It is thought that new loanee, Mark Randall, from Arsenal, will be in the starting eleven.

His final game for the Millers before he returns to Peterborough. Has improved with each game and will want to leave the fans with something to remember him by

Phil Crossley from Kent

The Millers entertain Macclesfield Town on Tuesday, 2 November at Don Valley. Kick-off is 7.45pm

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