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The Millwall way is back, and it is glorious
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The i Paper
Millwall were 1-0 up on the final day of last season; a victory would have secured a play-off place then.
They have forced fine margins their way: no team in the Championship have won more games by a single goal.
On the pitch, Alex Neil’s most impressive move as manager was to embrace a “Millwall” style of play.
“Just the other day, we were discussing how enjoyable it has become watching Millwall play – that’s a sentence that few of us expected to write!” Nick Hart of the Achtung!
The point is this: nobody wants to play Millwall now.