Bobwat
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But a bit shorter
Lions V Watford Match thread.
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High Life Street 2.0
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Watord, the moronic shit cunt tramps, surprisingly graceful in defeat on their forum.
Determined, gutsy, courageous performance but lacking attacking threat, composure, style and subtlety.
I thought Neil should have brought on Emakhu instead of Longman. We saw how Obafemi frightened the life out of them with his pace and I think Emakhu would have done the same.
Back 5 excellent; Saville and Honeyman very good; Flemming probably his best “team performance” this season and Obafemi promising.
Watmore and Billy not so good.
Great result
Overseaswall
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Anyone can go down this season from about 12 clubs ,only 4 point to grizzle city in 13th
High Life Street 2.0
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Let’s not forget that watord have only just began to fail. There were top 8 for most of the season. Two very hard games out the way
That was intense and a fucking terrible game from our perspective but we got 3 points and never looked like conceding
The players lack of confidence was there to see from about the 20th minute onwards
But that is back to back wins and anyone from 12 teams could end up in the last two relegation places
What we lacked in composure and confidence we more then made up for in grit and determination
A clean sheet at home and three points in the bag plus seeing us win at home in what feels like 100 hundred years means I am sitting on my sofa well chuffed
Rocking all over the world
Well done you lions and Super Neil Harris
The players lack of confidence was there to see from about the 20th minute onwards
But that is back to back wins and anyone from 12 teams could end up in the last two relegation places
What we lacked in composure and confidence we more then made up for in grit and determination
A clean sheet at home and three points in the bag plus seeing us win at home in what feels like 100 hundred years means I am sitting on my sofa well chuffed
Rocking all over the world
Well done you lions and Super Neil Harris
High Life Street 2.0
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A bleaker game you won’t see 
Who gives a duck tho
Who gives a duck tho
lincolnlion
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Early contender for Tosser of the year post.
Lions21 said:
Agreed. I’d have preferred to see Emakhu rather than Longman. He has serious pace. He played 45 mins for the u21’s in the week v ipswich so maybe he’s a tad unfit.
Not been impressed by Pidgeon chest up front. Hook him and stick Emakhu on.
Bit harsh considering at 4:01 PM you agreed with me and wanted Emakhu on the pitch as well
Agreed. I’d have preferred to see Emakhu rather than Longman. He has serious pace. He played 45 mins for the u21’s in the week v ipswich so maybe he’s a tad unfit.
Not been impressed by Pidgeon chest up front. Hook him and stick Emakhu on.
Bit harsh considering at 4:01 PM you agreed with me and wanted Emakhu on the pitch as well
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champs08
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Too much common sense in these comments mate. You need to be saying how shit Watford were and reminding everyone that we played shit.
The only answer that’s relevant is - 3 points.
Millwall-84
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Millwall manager Neil Harris told BBC Radio London:
"I would like us to have played slightly better in my first home game back and got a second goal when Watmore went round the goalkeeper but ultimately we've got three points.
"That was a Millwall atmosphere, that was a Millwall performance and that was us as a football club coming together.
"I've come back to help the club and help this group of players be a Millwall team - there's so much we need to improve on but we've got so little time.
"At the moment, the focus is on the areas we can improve quickly and to win at Southampton in the manner we did, and to win today, we've had a good start."
"I would like us to have played slightly better in my first home game back and got a second goal when Watmore went round the goalkeeper but ultimately we've got three points.
"That was a Millwall atmosphere, that was a Millwall performance and that was us as a football club coming together.
"I've come back to help the club and help this group of players be a Millwall team - there's so much we need to improve on but we've got so little time.
"At the moment, the focus is on the areas we can improve quickly and to win at Southampton in the manner we did, and to win today, we've had a good start."
BigPaul
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If only Edwards had adopted that pragmatic approach we’d be safe by now.
GR would have been proud of that performance today.
Kryan Bing
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Over on one of the Watford forums, someone said Watford were so bad he thought Millwall had gone home at half time because they had fuck all to do...
Perhaps Valerie should have a natter with his supporters because it seems they saw Watford for what they were - Pretty hopeless.
lincolnlion
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Sorry kidda was referin to the played 45 mins for the stiffs and was unfit.Lions21 said:
Agreed. I’d have preferred to see Emakhu rather than Longman. He has serious pace. He played 45 mins for the u21’s in the week v ipswich so maybe he’s a tad unfit.
Not been impressed by Pidgeon chest up front. Hook him and stick Emakhu on.
Bit harsh considering at 4:01 PM you agreed with me and wanted Emakhu on the pitch as well
lincolnlion
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Better than Winston!
Kryan Bing
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They're all beaming, and so they should be. They've been working hard to get these two wins on the bounce.