Hamshaw criticised Rotherham’s performances away from home after full-time.
“It was the same as every other away performance we have had all season to be honest,” he said.
“We should be two or three up at half-time but we don’t take our opportunities.
“Then, when push comes to shove, we go under a little bit, which is a huge disappointment for me as a manager.
“It is hard at this moment in time, having just come out of the changing room, to get a grasp on it.”
“Fundamental in my initial reaction is that it’s just the familiar tale of how our away performances have gone.
“I keep banging the drum about how we are going to change something.
“We are desperately trying to change something and there were a lot of positives from our performance.
“I don’t want that to overshadow it but at the same time it is on me, I won’t go into too much detail but I’ll take that.
“We saw how good our mentality can be [in the first half].”
