A good point, says Scott
ROTHERHAM United manager Andy Scott praised the character of his players after they battled back to force a draw at Burton Albion on Saturday.
Trailing to Calvin Zola's 40th minute strike, the Millers enjoyed the better of the second half, with on-loan striker Shaun Harrad's third goal in three games earning a 1-1 draw.
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Hide AdScott said: "We know we've got character. It's about showing everybody out there that we've got it and I want to give them the platform to go and do that.
"That was our third game in a week and for a lot of the players who have either come in on loan and maybe might not be as fit as our boys or have come back from injury, that's a consideration.
"It's a point gained and any point away from home in this league is a decent point.
"We are still there or thereabouts and are growing in confidence."
Now unbeaten in three, Rotherham remain three points outside the play-offs going into tomorrow's match at Gillingham.