Competition is whats needed - Harrison.

Danny Harrison who has impressed thus far this season tells todays Rotherham Advertiser that the Millers Midfielders are competiting between themselves and thats only a good thing for the team.

"Of course there's banter between us. We all want to be scoring more than the others and it's a healthy rivalry, which is good. We want to be playing at a higher level but first we've got to concentrate on the situation we're in at the minute. We don't want to be looking above our station."

"Pablo, Mark, Micky and myself have all played in League One and we all played in this league last year. There's enough games between the three or four of us to cope. We're just comfy at this level and we all want to be doing well all the time."

"We're in single minus figures already four games in and that's wind we wanted to do, We can't rest now. We've got to kick on again and get to that zero."

"The first priority is to stay in the league but we're playing good foot hail at the minute so we'll see. There's no reason we can't go on a run. Remember what Leeds did last season." he added.

Meanwhile boss Mark Robins tells the 'Tiser of Micky Cummins dissapointment at being dropped as he changed formation for the game against Brentford; "Micky was disappointed to be dropped but there is no-one better than Pablo in the role he plays in this league, even though Micky wasn't playing that exact role in the previous game against Wolves."

"Although Micky played well in that game, I thought the performances of Danny and Mark warranted them staying in. With the way Brentford set up against us, it was right for Pablo to come back this time." he added.