Rotherham boss Steve Evans has said he understands the fans’ frustration as they look to end their near two-year wait for an away win.
The Millers were one of the pre-season promotion favourites but have made a poor start to the season with just one victory from their opening seven League One games.
Evans, who led the club to two promotions during his previous spell in charge, returned in April after their relegation from the Championship was confirmed.
“The league table never lies, whether that’s after two games, 10 games or 20. We’re disappointed with where we are,” he told BBC Radio Sheffield.
“I expect negativity but we’re in a situation here where the club has done nothing but lose matches for two years.
“The first thing you need to do is stop the wheel. You can’t just suddenly reverse it, you need to stop it and we have done. But it’s more difficult to get winning matches.
“That’ll come, our performances and our positive play have been good. My job is to make sure we keep confidence in the camp.”
