I don’t see Millwall losing another game this season. They’re in the driving seat for me even considering Ipswich’s games in hand.Even better is the 4 games in 9 days starting with Middlesbrough at home. Then they have to travel to 3 away games ending up in Southampton. They’re going to be knackered against a side that's won 11 and drawn the other 3 in their last 14.
It's starting to look very good for Millwall. What's best about this is we're 11 points and 32 goals ahead of them with just 6 games to go. Just 2W 1D 3L would be enough if they win all 6. Our competitors are dropping like flies
They have Norwich next and finish with Oxford. Neither an easy game, especially Oxford if they need anything out of the game to stay up. Should have enough for the other 4 though.I don’t see Millwall losing another game this season. They’re in the driving seat for me even considering Ipswich’s games in hand.
Kyogo not even getting in Bham squad now cus they’ve replaced him with Priske who is just as fucking useless. 11 games no goals. Their recruitment team needs sacking. Pissed a lot of money away.
Yeah, I am sure they will slip up somewhere along the line.They have Norwich next and finish with Oxford. Neither an easy game, especially Oxford if they need anything out of the game to stay up. Should have enough for the other 4 though.
Middlesbrough have been finding that outYeah, I am sure they will slip up somewhere along the line.
Toughest games right now can be against the teams fighting relegation.
We still have by goals conceded the best defence in the league this year. Our outfield defence is actually right up there.You have a very good midfield but are average everywhere else at best. Your midfield just keep passing it to each other but you don't have a decent striker. Your defence isn't that good and you need a decent GK. Best midfield? Maybe. Best team? Nowhere near.It's all there in the xG
Because we create more than we did under Carrick.Can he tell us how this is better than Carrick Ball?
So Carrick is likely to qualify for the Champions league and the are probably going to fail in the play offs again?
Can see Burnley struggling next year, just cos there comes a point as a club when everyone goes 'what's the point of going up to just get battered again'?Next season in the Championship:
Wolves, Burnley, Spurs/West Ham, 4 out of 6 of Ipswich, M'Boro, Millwall, Southampton, Wrexham, Hull. Birmingham, Sheffield Utd
Maybe a couple of others I have missed, but it does look like a brutal division next season, so really glad/important that we've made it this season. Hopefully sets us up nicely to strengthen as a club.
Hackney said he can't wait to join us at the end of the season. One thing stopping the move so far is Simms isn't sure about going the other way. 8m plus Simms. Then you would cruise to the title next season.We still have by goals conceded the best defence in the league this year. Our outfield defence is actually right up there.
Keeper I'd agree with you mind. Brynn isn't a bad keeper overall, but he's nowhere near the standard of a top keeper in the championship, such as Rushworth. The last time we had a keeper that good in this league was when we had Darren Randolf and Shay Given who kept us away from relegation battles single handedly with mainly shite outfield players on front of them.
The reason we've failed this season is entirely down to personel in both boxes, not the other 8 or 9 players in between, most of them are top notch.
Throw the absolute kitchen sink at strikers cash wise and we should be a better performing side next year. What lots of sides have shown us is that every other player on the pitch can't do a great deal to affect results compared to a guy who can just bury it in the onion bag.
...and against us.Yeah, I am sure they will slip up somewhere along the line.
Toughest games right now can be against the teams fighting relegation.
I don’t see Millwall losing another game this season. They’re in the driving seat for me even considering Ipswich’s games in hand.
The demands of their fixture pile up will be considerable though, even with their squad.I had a look at their fixtures yesterday, and they have got a great run in now. 4 points from Ipswich and Middlesbrough is also impressive.
Still think Ipswich will be in second at the end though for some reason
Can see Burnley struggling next year, just cos there comes a point as a club when everyone goes 'what's the point of going up to just get battered again'?
Happened with Norwich a couple of years ago (who incidentally I think may be dark horses next year. They've been in solid playoff form since Manning left, good manager, squad likely to be stable compared to the likes of Brum or the parachute teams, and I think they have a bit of the Sergeant money left to spend).
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