Speaking to todays Tiser he said: "You feel for the fans. I wouldn't have been one of those behind the goal in that weather and for 131 to turn out on a night like that is great. Everyone on the team bus was disappointed for the supporters because they are the most important people for us.
"They are always great and unfortunately we didn't repay them on the pitch. It's heartbreaking for them. They love the club and it is their club. It's their life and they support Rotherham home and away and they are always vocal every time. They are never abusing you on the side.
"I'd like to apologise to them on behalf of the team and assure them we will be doing our upmost to get it right for them and have a successful season.
"We started well but they got an early goal and another one straight after and that killed us off. We were always chasing from thereon in and when it got to 3-0 there was no way back. Even though Luton are a decent side—they're strong and quick and they're powerful on the break—you would think we would have enough to win these kinds of games."
Ahead of tomorrows trip to Bradford, and a return to his old side, Law spoke about his role in the starting eleven. "I'll play anywhere the manager feels game by game is best to use me," he said.
"Last season, when I was at Bradford City, I was mostly in the centre but sometimes left and sometimes right. This season I started wide and also played left and then in the middle. That's one of my strengths. I can play anywhere.
"I think I started the season well on the right and did well when I moved to the left. Against Port Vale, I did well in the middle and scored. Wherever I'm asked to play, I'll do it and I'll be happy to do it."
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