Rotherham boss Knill learns harsh lessons

The Spireites netted three times in an eight-minute spell either side of half-time and the misery was compounded by a late goal which leaves Rotherham sitting 23rd in League One.

"They had five shots and four went in," said Knill.

"We weren't as good as we have been after winning two on the trot and we got a kick in the teeth.

"This was a wake-up call for us because no-one is going to give us anything. We have to fight and we have to scrap.

"We had most of the play in the first half and then conceded right on half-time but until then there was nothing in it. We then conceded a second straight after half-time and it was game over."