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Mark Robins' garden is obviously overgrown as Rotherham have allowed three members of his backroom staff to help him in his 'gardening leave'. Assistant boss John Breckin and coaches Steve Taylor and Nick Daws have all been sent home after agreeing to speak to Barnsley. The Millers have put youth coach Steve Thornber in temporary charge with Robins' appointment at Oakwell not yet finalised. Millers fans were calling for ex-boss Ronnie Moore to return to the club during yesterday's game.
Lincoln are looking at Gary Brabin or Mark Cooper to fill their managerial vacancy. Vice Chairman Bob Dorrian told the BBC the pair were the type of manager the club was looking for. The Imps have received more than 50 applications for the job. Gateshead face an FA inquiry after Hayes and Yeading manager Gary Haylock accused them of refusing to complete their game yesterday after ex-Kidderminster man Martin Brittain broke his leg. It took medical staff 30 minutes to move Brittain, with the game abandoned with 15 minutes remaining.
Notts County are after Roberto Carlos according to several sunday newspapers. The 36 year old free kick bender is currently playing in Turkey. Crawley are scratching their heads after responding to fans' demands to cut ticket prices. They did so, to three games for just £25, and less than 100 people took up the offer. They are to now experiment by cutting prices by £3 for less attractive fixtures and raising them by £2 for the higher profile games.
Ebbsfleet's ground is up for sale. The landlords want around £400,000 for it, and surrounding land, with the club paying £5,400 a year in rent for their part of the 5.5 acre site. 24 clubs have applied for a 'domestic club licence' which is required for the new Super 12 Welsh Premier next season. Only one of the 18 current sides has not applied, with Welshpool's ground not deemed to be suitable.
