Search results

Better get used to it if you want us to make the PL!

Millwall's biggest danger in recent years against us has come from set pieces and the air. From that perspective playing both Latibeaudiere and Da Silva in a back 4 worries me slightly. Hopefully that threat is more than matched by our own attacking danger however.

Whose to say its DK that wants the higher ticket prices? Maidstone probably realise this is their last chance to realistically financially milk this competition, so it could just as easily be them that are pushing for higher ticket prices. I'm also pretty sure both sides have to agree to ticket...

Peter Barnes, Martin Jol, Bobby Gould, David Smith, Sean Flynn, Ronnie Rees also played for both teams.

Perhaps the delay is down to the clubs struggling to agree ticket prices.

That's interesting. So a student at university here or a football 'tourist' would not be able to buy a ticket to watch us play? How long do you have to wait after registering to buy a ticket? Also agree with those disappointed by Tynan Scope's response. It smacks of complacency made from a...

The homegrown player criticism is definitely a thing. McSheffrey got it too, with plenty of people of people being quick to slag him off back in the day.

First off I hope it goes nowhere near pens, but ............. Given MVE takes a mean free kick, he must surely be up to a pen if needed. He's certauinly got plenty of confidence oozing through him. I imagine Saka could also take a pen too, but the only way he would still be on the pitch by that...

I think Slowpoke is from the Dave Clark 5 generation. My image of him is not of someone dancing with gladioli in his hands to 'This Charming Man' :ROFLMAO:

It's not ideal, but if we are also playing 2 days before it's not completely unfair on them.

The criticism isn't because he's a bad player, far from it. Its borne out of the frustration that most of us can see that he has the tools to be an exceptional player, certainly at Championship level, but in reality has been a fairly peripheral member of the team who is by no means certain of...

I think most of us understand we have a chance, but that's what it is at the moment .... a chance. There are only 2 places up for grabs as Ipswich could still have relegation form for the rest of the season and still make the play offs! We are therefore one of probably 7 clubs that could make...

Best chance for both was probably near post, particularly Wright's.

Not wise to jump ahead, but should we get to quarter finals I would rather a home game we might have a better chance of winning.

I haven't seen any recent stats, but to my memory Godden has missed quite a few chances this season that I'm sure he would have finished in previous seasons (including 2 penalties). While pace has never been his thing, he nevertheless also appears to have lost a yard in pace and seems very...

The reason Wharton went for more than we could get for Sheaf wasn't because he is 'currently' better, but purely because of his potential. Was the same reason Alex Scott cost a lot more last Summer than we received for Hamer, even though Hamer was a much more effective Championship player at...

First half he did really well to get back and challenge Seargeant when it looked like he had worked himself a free shot at goal.

For the sending off I'm not even sure Sargeant would have reached the ball before the keeper if he hadn't been challenged by Kitching. Split decision thinking on Kitchen's part though and there's no way he could have been sure of that.

What we don't want is much interest in the better players we need to stay in order for us to give it a good go next season. Keeping the likes of Sheaf, Van Ewijk & Sakamoto will be crucial.

We have a chance of play offs of course, but for the likely 2 places up for grabs so do West Brom, Norwich, Hull, Sunderland and Middlesbrough. While Watford and Preston are close enough points wise I don't think either have enough to make it. For the rest of us it will probably come down to the...