For Leam Richardson Rotherham United’s habits are more than just a buzzword as he looks to raise standards

Rotherham United manager Leam Richardson emphasizes the significance of cultivating positive habits ahead of their upcoming matches, despite the impending relegation from the Championship. He underscores the importance of finishing the season with a strong mentality and work ethic, focusing on what they can control to influence future performance.

Richardson acknowledges the challenges faced, particularly in recent defeats, as opportunities for growth and assessment of individual character within the team. He aims to identify players who align with the club’s culture and philosophy, emphasizing the importance of dedication and adaptation.

The potential return of Tyler Blackett provides a boost to the team, while Lee Peltier remains sidelined. Richardson remains committed to instilling strong habits and beliefs within the team, recognizing the ongoing learning process in managing both individual and collective dynamics.