The former Millmoor striker's name, who led the Millers from the depths of Division Three to a play off place in Division One has never been far away from the lips of a lot of Rotherham fans despite him being in work at League One rivals Oldham and a large percentage of the Millmoor faithful were against Moore's sacking.
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Despite the fact that he publicly slated his former employees, Moore will be hoping that the "five wise men" will approach him with a view to returning. Talking to BBC Radio Sheffield, Moore said: " Well you can never say never in football can you? Who would have thought Harry Redknapp would have gone back to Portsmouth. I love the club and it has been a part of my life for an awful long time as both a player and a manager and the fans were absolutely macknificent to me."
With barely two days passing since Mick Harford's departure on Saturday, Moore joins a long list of names in the hat for what is an unenviable task of trying to save Rotherham from a second successive relegation, which includes fellow former players Bobby Williamson and Chris Wilder.