Millers boss Steve Evans had mixed feelings over the nature of his side’s performance at Bristol City as his experimental side – in his first away game in charge – returned north empty-handed.
“I praised the boys with their efforts. There’s a lot of learning that I’m doing in this period of time. I think the performance was workmanlike. There were lots of energy and lots of industry but they were far the better side today.
“There were a couple of key moments in the first half. Tom (Eaves) went through and should have done better than hit the goalkeeper.
“I’m also really disappointed with the referee’s decision over the penalty. That gives them a lot of momentum and makes the boys a bit nervy not to concede three or four goals.
“I feel for the supporters who have travelled all this way and had to watch performances like that all season. There’s a lot of positives but we’ll see more in the summer.
“There’s a lot of learning that I’m doing in this period of time. We will continue to learn for the next 7-10 days and then I’ll make my recommendations to the Chairman and the Board”
