The hunt has begun for the next Rotherham United manager after their 4-0 defeat at home to Crawley Town on Saturday, and the subsequent decision to sack Steve Evans. The 62 year old joined the Millers at the end of the 2023-24 season with the task of getting the club back into the Championship.

Rotherham United took the decision to sack manager Steve Evans on Sunday. The 62-year-old had been in charge of his second stint as Millers boss since April last year.

UNDER-PRESSURE manager Steve Evans today accepted that his second spell in charge of Rotherham United could be about to end in the sack.

Rotherham United have parted company with Steve Evans following Saturday's 4-0 home defeat to Crawley Town. The infamous Scot is well-known throughout the EFL for his fiery nature, returning to the New York Stadium in April after a successful spell a decade ago where he led the Millers from League Two into the Championship.

The conductor to the Rotherham orchestra, Powell has proved himself to be Steve Evans' most creative outlet. In this League One campaign, Powell ranks second in the assist charts with seven, second for key passes per game with 2.3 and first in the league for big chances created with 14.

Rotherham United have sacked manager Steve Evans just two days before their trip to face Cobblers at Sixfields.

It came on a wet midweek night in early October at Cambridge United when Rotherham United won away for the first time in 23 months. The boss who had brought that long, draining run to an end thanked his family and shed fake tears in a monologue more akin to an Oscars acceptance speech than an after-match press conference conducted in the pitchside rain at the Abbey Stadium.

Rotherham United boss Steve Evans has admitted that he may be running out of “credit” after his side’s abysmal thrashing at the hands of Scott Lindsey’s Crawley Town in League One. The former Stevenage man made the move to the Millers at the end of the 23/24 season,