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Rotherham United's promotion celebrated with bus tour Rotherham United's promotion celebrated with bus tour
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Rotherham United have celebrated their promotion to League One with an open-top bus tour of the town. Hundreds of fans have gathered to help Rotherham United celebrate their promotion to League One with an open-top bus tour of the town.
The football club clinched an automatic promotion place with a 2-0 home win against Aldershot on Saturday.The football club clinched an automatic promotion place with a 2-0 home win against Aldershot on Saturday.
The team travelled from their New York Stadium to the town centre and then went to a civic reception. The bus parade started at 17:15 BST. The team travelled from their New York Stadium to the town centre and then went to a civic reception.
The town's mayor, Councillor Dave Pickering, said he was "absolutely delighted" with the team's success.The town's mayor, Councillor Dave Pickering, said he was "absolutely delighted" with the team's success.
"It was an amazing afternoon at the New York Stadium on Saturday," he said."It was an amazing afternoon at the New York Stadium on Saturday," he said.
"Rotherham had a well-deserved victory as the whole team played well."Rotherham had a well-deserved victory as the whole team played well.
"It was a really tremendous atmosphere and has really brought a brilliant end to my year as mayor."It was a really tremendous atmosphere and has really brought a brilliant end to my year as mayor.
"I wish the club all the best for next season in League One.""I wish the club all the best for next season in League One."
The promotion ends a turnaround in the Millers' fortunes. The promotion crowns a turnaround in the Millers' fortunes.
The club went into administration in 2008 and were forced to leave the Millmoor ground, their home of more than 100 years. The club went into administration in 2008 and was forced to leave the Millmoor ground, its home of more than 100 years.
After playing for four years at the Don Valley Stadium in Sheffield, the club moved into the brand new £20m New York Stadium at the start of this season.After playing for four years at the Don Valley Stadium in Sheffield, the club moved into the brand new £20m New York Stadium at the start of this season.