Deep into injury time, Jon Taylor is scrapping like a terrier for the ball on the touchline in front of the West Stand. Taylor, desperate to atone for a shocking decision  when minutes earlier  with a glorious opportunity to square the ball, he chose inexplicably to shoot instead. With the chance to wrap up the points gone, Taylor was now fighting for the ball for all he was worth against a stronger man who was slowly getting the upper hand in the battle with Taylor. From out of nowhere the Rotherham skipper Lee Frecklingtom emerged and began ferociously challenging like Taylor. Eventually both Millers succeeded in kicking the ball into touch, using up precious seconds, to the raucous cheers of the West Stand, who celebrated conceding a throw in like a goal.

The psychology of this was enormous. It was a statement about Frecklington and how he protects supports and fights for his players. Frecklin ton also gave a statement to Jon Taylor. Yes you made a mistake earlier, but when I see you giving it your all to win possession, I or one of the other players will be there for you.

The moment wasn't lost on Warney. I think he will be showing that clip again and again to his squad.