Paul Warne: Last News

Ex-Arsenal star Josh Vickers has paid a heartbreaking tribute to his wife Laura after her death from cancer just months after their wedding.

Celtic academy graduate Jamie Lindsay can't wait for the Championship season after extending his stay at Rotherham United.

Jamie Lindsay has won promotion to the English Championship with Rotherham United after helping the Millers secure second spot in League One.

Gillingham and Rotherham United clashed on the pitch at Priestfield Stadium on Saturday afternoon after The Millers secured promotion to the Championship.Tensions were high at Gillingham in the 12.30 pm kick-off as a defeat meant that they were relegated to League Two on goal difference. They were comfortably beaten 2-0 on the day, ending their nine-season long stay in the league.With contrasting emotions between the two sets of supporters, things did boil over when both groups invaded the pitch once the full-time whistle sounded.

Wycombe Wanderers manager Gareth Ainsworth on this week's Soccer Saturday. Stelling could not resist poking fun at the Chairboys boss as the camera cut back to the Soccer Saturday studio after an interview segment.Ainsworth had appeared alongside Rotherham manager Paul Warne ahead of their sides meeting in League One, with an unbuttoned shirt and leather jacket.His exposed chest was copied by Stelling when the show returned to the studio, as he sported a hairy chest similar to that of fictional 1960s spy Powers, played by comedian Mike Myers.Stelling was able to remove his tie and unbutton his shirt whilst Ainsworth and Warne were being interviewed, before revealing the look when he next appeared on screen.As the show returned to the studio, Stelling joked: “Two really good managers, two smashing guys and that Gareth Ainsworth, he’s a trend setter isn’t he.

Rotherham’s 1-0 win against Accrington Stanley turned into a farce after a fan booted away a penalty.The Millers were 1-0 ahead on 89 minutes when Stanley were awarded a penalty for Richard Wood's handball offence.Harry Pell was set to take the penalty but two Rotherham fans ran onto the pitch, with one kicking the ball away.The fan was chased by some players but ultimately apprehended by a steward and led off the field at the AESSEAL New York Stadium.Pell eventually had his penalty saved by Josh Vickers, meaning Daniel Barlaser’s fine volley on 57 minutes gave the home side all three points to send them six points clear at the top of League One.Both managers, John Coleman and Paul Warne, vehemently condemned the incident after the game, the 'Owd Reds' boss saying: “It is one of those situations where Pelly is desperate to take it because he has been assaulted as well. "Was it the right thing to do? It’s easy to be wise after the event.

Rotherham United boss Paul Warne believes Kieran Sadlier's move to Bolton Wanderers suits all parties and believes had the forward remained with the Millers getting limited game time then he would not have had the same player on his hands.

Bolton's League One game against Burton Albion has been postponed as Wanderers do not have sufficient players available for the encounter.

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St Johnstone star Shaun Rooney. Record Sport broke the story yesterday that the English League One side had made a £200,000 offer for the double-winning cup hero.

Rotherham boss Paul Warne appeared to be on the edge of tears in an emotional interview following his side’s Championship relegation.The Millers plummeted into League One after a dramatic 1-1 draw against Cardiff, needing a win and a Derby loss or draw to survive.Having led since the 10th minutes, though, a strike two minutes from time and a 3-3 split of points at Pride Park consigned them to the third tier.And it was all too much for manager Warne, who has now yo-yoed between the Championship and League One for the last five seasons at Rotherham. In an interview with Sky Sports after the match, the 48-year-old was asked for his assessment of the season which saw them end one point off survival.

Rotherham boss Paul Warne is passionate about his club, his community and mental health.