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He's hardly useless. He's a very useful impact sub for us, and would play a larger part for other teams, no doubt. He also had over 60 apps over three seasons for Millwall, pretty good involvement for such a young player. Hardly a half-season-wonder. I'll be very surprised if he's not making...

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A gnat's whisker from the worst top-flight team in history.. One point more than Derby got. One.

He earnt a top flight move and commanded a hefty fee thanks to his performances in the Championship. He needs to learn discipline, and will no doubt get a good Championship loan next year where he'll get the opportunity to do that.

York have banged in 105 already, it's a crazy season. I like both of those clubs, so would like to see them both promoted.

True. If all is sorted, I'll be a bit sad if Allen doesn't get starts.

The last few games depend on what's gone before. If we're home and dry for the last 2 or 3, then could be anything; on the beach get tonked or shackles off prime Brazil.

It's spelt: k-n-i-c-k-e-r-s-t-i-t-c-h-e-r-s.

Think they'll both get in. I see Hull as the ones to miss out. Then again, I've been thinking they'll fall away all season and they're still there.

Can't see beyond Southampton in the play offs, tbh.

I am genuinely rooting for Oxford. I like to see a club punch above its weight.

I'm saying no more, and stay out of the politics threads for a reason, but think Nick's statement needed challenging.

The bit where you likened people making a gesture in support of racial equality (made following an event that demonstrated that there is anything but) to a grifting politician seeking attention for its own sake. That Black lives matter as well as being a specific organisation, is also a useful...

I'm choosing to take this statement literally.

Sonia.

'Lads, they're pumping it into the box! Hide!' Worst defensive display I've ever seen, I think, considering how rudimentary their tactics were.

He's MP in a constituency very much within Millwall's catchment area, and which Millwall's community programme will no doubt serve. So your point is?

He is a c**t, but that's not the point. It's not comparable to Ipswich and Farage.

You understand there's a difference between promoting the club's community programme, which you may expect the local MP to be involved with (even if they are unsavoury), to allowing a politician a shameless publicity stunt for no reason other than they are an attention seeker, though, don't you?