STEVE EVANS has no plans to lose Ben Pringle or any other Rotherham player this week - and may even add to his already bulging squad.
Pringle, who bundled home the winner early in the second half against a toothless Millwall side, has been attracting interest from Hull but looks set to stay with the Millers, particularly if boss Evans has anything to say on the matter.
"I am pretty safe at the minute in terms of outgoings," he said.
"We have sold Kieran Agard to Bristol City and I don't see any other players going out the door, I don't think the chairman will allow itRotherham, Leyton Orient, Alex Revell, Steve Evans, millwall, ian holloway, the den, championship, breaking news, latest news,," said Evans, who has already signed 15 players this summer.
"We will try and make one or two bids this week and see how they go.
"But we understand there is a pecking order in the Championship for players. We are not one of the huge clubs."
Pringle's strike gave Rotherham their second win since returning to the Championship and midfielder Lee Frecklington believes they have acclimatised well.
"We have had four tough games and I think we have competed in every one of them," he said.
"Our performances have shown we can compete at this level and we deserve to be here.
"We are not going to get carried away. We knew we could compete and as long as we do that we are going to pick up enough points to get where we want to be - which is to stay in the division."
Millwall had most of the possession but managed just one shot on target, a Shaun Williams effort easily gathered by Adam Collin, as they suffered their first defeat in 13 games stretching back to last season.
"All runs must come to an end, but for it to be to Rotherham at home is a bit of a shock for us and disappointing," said Williams.
"We were always going to eventually lose a game, it is just unfortunate how it happened.
"Coming from the end of last year, where we played a lot of big teams and beat them, it was the lesser teams we seemed to struggle against.
"But every game is different, you play different tactics against different teams and it just wasn't to be against Rotherham."