Would like to see what the team look like if properly organized and with an actual right forward/winger.
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Would like to see what the team look like if properly organized and with an actual right forward/winger.
You not trying to jinx? Chelsea winning the PMToo soon.
I'm keeping my foot on his neck.
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There will definitely be a lot more of this the more fans return to stadiums all over the country.
You not trying to jinx? Chelsea winning the PM
Ole is barely hanging on to his job but Man Utd are level on points if they win their game in hand.
TobiOT
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Not sure why this is always mentioned.Ole is barely hanging on to his job but Man Utd are level on points if they win their game in hand.
We could play that game in March and we could be 10 points off 4th by then and it's against Burnley of all teams.
This team is too inconsistent to mount a title charge.
Since we beat West Ham, we'll lose to Leipzig then beat Citeh and the cycle continues.
TobiOT
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QPR play Millwall on Tuesday.
Not sure why this is always mentioned.
We could play that game in March and we could be 10 points off 4th by then and it's against Burnley of all teams.
This team is too inconsistent to mount a title charge.
Since we beat West Ham, we'll lose to Leipzig then beat Citeh and the cycle continues.
Any big Lampard praise needs to be viewed in the right context. He's doing what he should be with this squad.
Millwall statement...
Millwall Football Club was dismayed and saddened by events which marred Saturday’s game against Derby County at The Den.
The club has worked tirelessly in recent months to prepare for the return of supporters and what should have been a positive and exciting occasion was completely overshadowed, much to the immense disappointment and upset of those who have contributed to those efforts.
The impact of such incidents is felt not just by the players and management, but by those who work throughout the club and in its Academy and Community Trust, where so many staff and volunteers continue passionate endeavours to enhance Millwall’s reputation day after day, year after year.
The club will not allow their fine work to be in vain.
The players are continuing to use the biggest platform they have to support the drive for change, not just in football but in society generally.
There is much work to be done and at Millwall everyone is committed to doing all that is possible, both individually and collectively, to be a force for good and to ensure that the club remains at the forefront of football’s anti-discrimination efforts.
Over the coming days, club, Academy and Community Trust staff will meet with Kick It Out and representatives from other appropriate bodies in an attempt to use Saturday’s events as a catalyst for more rapid solutions which have an impact both in the short and long-term.
Further comment will be made once those meetings and discussions are concluded.
Club Statement
Millwall Football Club was dismayed and saddened by events which marred Saturday’s game against Derby County at The Den.
The club has worked tirelessly in recent months to prepare for the return of supporters and what should have been a positive and exciting occasion was completely overshadowed, much to the immense disappointment and upset of those who have contributed to those efforts.
The impact of such incidents is felt not just by the players and management, but by those who work throughout the club and in its Academy and Community Trust, where so many staff and volunteers continue passionate endeavours to enhance Millwall’s reputation day after day, year after year.
The club will not allow their fine work to be in vain.
The players are continuing to use the biggest platform they have to support the drive for change, not just in football but in society generally.
There is much work to be done and at Millwall everyone is committed to doing all that is possible, both individually and collectively, to be a force for good and to ensure that the club remains at the forefront of football’s anti-discrimination efforts.
Over the coming days, club, Academy and Community Trust staff will meet with Kick It Out and representatives from other appropriate bodies in an attempt to use Saturday’s events as a catalyst for more rapid solutions which have an impact both in the short and long-term.
Further comment will be made once those meetings and discussions are concluded.
Club Statement
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Eze 
Palace need a more attacking manager.
imagine Bielsa managing them.
Palace need a more attacking manager.
imagine Bielsa managing them.
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Zaha wanted that hat trick, wasn't happy to be subbed. 