We always get the ‘hardcore’ support at away games and long may it continue! I think we could have taken 6k if tickets were available hence some in the home end. COYLS!!!!
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The home commentators on Fawa said that they weren’t used to the Millwall type of football but we’re not denigrating it. In fact they said it was effective .
I didn’t go yesterday and am delighted with the result; the fact we started with a flat back 4 and, by all accounts, Neil inspired all the team to put in 110%.Goals are goals whatever judgements you put on them. We can moan about the unlucky for us and lucky for opponents goals we’ve conceded but it won’t change anything. Goals win games however they go in! I think our luck is turning with both the goals we scored yesterday
But having bemoaned our bad luck all season, felt it changed yesterday with a soft free-kick that lead to our first goal coupled with an appalling piece of keeping; the award of a penalty that looked marginal; Flemming’s penalty hitting the post, going in and not rebounding to safety
If Neil is nothing more than a lucky charm for the rest of the season, that’ll do me
onlyagame
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I’ve got a ticket for Blackburn but don’t expect the same atmosphere even if we win although I wasn’t expecting Danny Shittu’s “that’s what we do” moment last time I went up there
I posted elsewhere that fortunes were changing for the positive with Tango’s goal and getting a pen. However, imo it wasn’t marginal. Watch again and you’ll see he puts his hand up by the side of his head. I’m guessing it was instinctive as the shot was on target. Nonetheless, a definite pen and one that would have been awarded against us.I didn’t go yesterday and am delighted with the result; the fact we started with a flat back 4 and, by all accounts, Neil inspired all the team to put in 110%.
But having bemoaned our bad luck all season, felt it changed yesterday with a soft free-kick that lead to our first goal coupled with an appalling piece of keeping; the award of a penalty that looked marginal; Flemming’s penalty hitting the post, going in and not rebounding to safety
If Neil is nothing more than a lucky charm for the rest of the season, that’ll do me
Here you go Robbo as I said
Lions boss reveals why he took Obafemi off at Saints - Southwark News
NEIL Harris has explained why he replaced Michael Obafemi with Tom Bradshaw at the break during Saturday’s 2-1 win at Southampton. The Burnley loanee won the 44th minute penalty which led to Millwall’s winning goal from Zian Flemming after his shot was handled in the area by Jan Bednarek. Obafemi…
southwarknews.co.uk
robbo555
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Here you go Robbo as I said
Lions boss reveals why he took Obafemi off at Saints - Southwark News
NEIL Harris has explained why he replaced Michael Obafemi with Tom Bradshaw at the break during Saturday’s 2-1 win at Southampton. The Burnley loanee won the 44th minute penalty which led to Millwall’s winning goal from Zian Flemming after his shot was handled in the area by Jan Bednarek. Obafemi…
He did run out of steam and this totally makes sense. But I didn't like him bothering Zian before such a crucial penalty.
As an aside, Flemming has emerged as a bit of a leader these last few weeks I think.
I didn’t notice that - what did he do?
robbo555
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He gestured to Zian that he wanted to take the pen and kept asking him. Zian remained calm and told him to do one.
Flemming - 2 penalties this season; both to the keeper’s right, first one saved and Saturday’s went in off the post
If we get another and Flemming steps forward I’m going to cross my fingers, legs and pray
robbo555
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Flemming - 2 penalties this season; both to the keeper’s right, first one saved and Saturday’s went in off the post
If we get another and Flemming steps forward I’m going to cross my fingers, legs and pray
Keep the faith @PurleyLion!