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David on the Ball to end Millers drought

By Scott Hunt

ROTHERHAM finally stopped the rot thanks to the ‘best footballer they’ve got’ but Blackpool manager Gary Bowyer was left seething by the poor goals his side conceded.
David Ball earned the plaudits from boss Paul Warne as he struck twice in the last 15 minutes to cancel out Kelvin Mellor’s stunning opener.
It was was a first win in eight league games for the Millers, while Blackpool are now winless in four, and Warne is just glad his star man doesn’t have a touch more speed.
“Bally [David Ball] got his two goals and his work- rate was unb...

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