Rotherham manager Paul Warne spoke at the weekend about loanee Will Grigg and crazily, he was full of praise for the Northern Irish forward. To say Grigg was a flop at Sunderland is the understatement of the century and on paper it seems he hasn’t done anything to write home about on loan in Yorkshire. In fact, The Rotherham Advisor is even claiming that Warne is looking to sign the forgotten man permanently in the summer and with Rotherham flying high in the league, to see Grigg potentially playing a division higher than us next year would be nothing short of perverse. He has just 2 goals in 19 for Rotherham and is currently injured, but Warne has praised him highly...
OP
“The best-case scenario is eight weeks and it could be worse. They're the cards we've been dealt. He may need an op. He's limping, which is obviously a bad sign.''
INJURY
"Sometimes you have a muscle injury where your walking is fine and it's only running at speed that bothers you. It shows the enormity of the injury."
‘EXPERIENCED PRO’
''He's an experienced pro and knows injuries happen. He's disappointed because he's played a big part in our campaign.’’
‘BEST PLAYERS’
“We're now getting to the last stretch where we're going to need our best players, so his absence is a massive blow.''
‘INFLUENCE’
“He's good in the dressing room. He's a calming influence and good around the younger players.”
