Famous Fans
The Chuckle Brothers were named as honorary life club presidents by former chairman Dennis Coleman. The brothers are lifelong supporters and maintain their close support of the football club and attend games whenever possible and appear to do the clubs half time draw at Don Valley on several occasions.
Premier League and 2010 World Cup Final referee Howard Webb is a Rotherham fan.
Chris Wolstenholme who is bassist for popular British band Muse is a Millers fan and has appeared on stage in a home shirt on some occasions.
Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes actor Dean Andrews is a lifelong Rotherham United fan.
Matt Nichols of Bring Me the Horizon is a Rotherham fan. Oli Sykes was mentioned as a fan on this page, but he revealed in the 25 July issue of Kerrang! Magazine that it is actually the band's guitarist Lee Malia, that is the fan, not Oli.
Jamie Oliver adopted Rotherham as his 2nd team during filming of his ministry of food series. He appeared at a game in a Rotherham united shirt. After the game he cooked up some food for the fans outside the stadium.
Footballer, and former Rotherham player Ryan Cresswell was born in the area and is a lifelong fan.
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