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Rotherham businessmen Denis Coleman took over at Millmoor in March 2006 when the club were in a difficult position, on and off the pitch.

Since the takeover the Millers went into administration and penalised by 10 points. Subsequently they were relegated to League Two after sacking former manager Alan Knill.

The club has been on the verge of financial meltdown, and has been relegated twice in the last three years.

However former Miller Mark Robins is looking to turn around their fortunes and is so far this season doing very well.

"I am trying to build something for the future, because the club has been through a torrid time," Robins told BBC Sport.

"We should be challenging for that play-off area. That's what we need to do because we are looking to bounce back straight away."

There have been financial issues surrounding the Millmoor ground, the club appears to have stopped the flow of losses but what is the future of the Millers?

Joining Denis Coleman will be Gary Hall, Rotherham's commercial director. Both he and the chairman will be taking your questions between 1800 and 1900 GMT on Wednesday, 21 November.

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