Griffiths replaced Alan & Gary Kimble who parted ways with the Mill Field outfit after Tuesday night’s 3-2 loss over tenants Romford in the League Cup.
Since leaving Brentwood Town, the former Leyton Orient striker had been helping out Tony Fenn at Essex Senior League side Barkingside and although he is disappointed to be leaving the Oakside outfit, he felt he couldn’t turn down an opportunity to get back into management.
“Tony (Fenn) and Jimmy Flangan (Barkingside chairman) had been great to get me back involved in football and I owe a lot to them,” said Griffiths.
“But I couldn’t turn down the opportunity to manage again.”
Griffiths brings with him his management team whilst he was at Brentwood, consisting of Scott Canham, Gary Foley, Harry McCullum and Dean Parratt as he immediately sets to work with the aim of getting the Millers off of bottom spot in the Ryman Premier.
“The backroom staff are all I had over at Brentwood Town, and I feel we all had a good relationship with each other and why break it up?”
“They all have experience at this level, especially in Scott (Canham) and Dean (Parratt) and it worked at Brentwood and hoepfully we will do the same here.”
The former Welsh under-21 international believes he has got what it takes to keep the side in the Premier and is keen to give all the