Favourite millwall manager

[TMFC]

Think you nailed that T but I think kitch was in charge of that slough cup game

Forgot it was that game Joe, don’t know how, was an eventful day for me, bit of a dig before the game, then gets knicked at half time resulted in a £400 fine.

 

[Peckham Lion]

George Graham. Took us out of the doldrums and laid the foundations for what came afterwards. He also bought us a decent player or two. Will never forget the cup run in 84/85. Winning at Stamford bridge is a memory that i'll carry for life.

 

[Kryan Bing]

Kenny J

Excuse me for my dyslexic ignorance, but is that the American Sax player?

 

[Millwalljohn]

Excuse me for my dyslexic ignorance, but is that the American Sax player?

Yes

 

[buster35]

Graham for me, for what he did and what he might have achieved
Docherty for what he did
Jago for what me might have achieved
In that order

 

[buster35]

I think we can nearly all admit that the 3 worst ones are Hollowhead, Lomas and Edwards.

They were like pep compared to Petchey

 

[isle of dogs wall]

Graham for me and met him yrs later ,he spoke very high of us and then the doc

 

[Millwalljohn]

I think we can nearly all admit that the 3 worst ones are Hollowhead, Lomas and Edwards.

Worse than Jimmy Nichol?

 

[returnofthetankme20]

Lee Owen lol is he still in the eastern block

 

[Jubilebar]

Has to be Petchey for me. Not because he was a good manager for us but my first memories of following Wall. Only Millwall manager I've ever met in person. Late seventies. I'll never forget. Asked my Uncle if I was any good at football. I was around 6 or 7 years old. So Petchey for me I'm afraid..

 

[BallBag]

For me it's The Doc, with GG a close second. Met The Doc once at The Den when I was 15 and wearing my Spall tracksuit. He said "That's a nice tracksuit you've got there son", I was a bit startstruck and could only reply with "Greatest team in the world" He smiled and walked off. Happy days.

 

[Edward Alistair]

The undefeated Steve Claridge.