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With ex-Millwall youngster Ebere Eze flying out of the blocks against his former club on Wednesday night, Queens Park Rangers boss Steve McClaren spoke afterwards of his delight at finding out the forward had been prised from The Den, when he arrived as Rangers manager in May.BR7_addick said:Ebere Eze QPR forward looked the real deal tonight born in Greenwich as well how didn’t we spot him! (And them sell him to someone else for an undisclosed fee)
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Same. Belittles the fight against genuine racism and does the cause no good whatsoeverbolloxbolder said:
That makes sense. Detest improper usage of the race card.MillwallFan said:
From a reliable source... our owner brought up his poor attitude, and Archer turned it in to a race issue. If you knew our chairman, and the work he and his family does for disadvantaged youths in America, you’d know the last thing he would do is randomly start racially abusing one of his own players. Ridiculous claim.paulie8290 said:
Not sure how true it is but it seems like the abuse came from the owner, I think thats who JB isCovered End said:
Racially abused ? Surely not, aren't/weren't they the family club of the year ?paulie8290 said:
It was a good draw.ShootersHillGuru said:Very creditable draw v Leeds though. Pains me but they won’t be in danger of going down.
But it was at home, Leeds had 3 key players out injured.
As I said it was a good draw but its now 5 games without a win and 4 of those defeats including losing to Rotherham and QPR.
Based on what there fans are saying online they are not playing well, and rumours that Jordan Archer has handed in a transfer request after being racially abused which is why he is not in the squad ATM,if true that could destroy morale
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Ipswich have been a club going nowhere for years now. It's only a matter of time before they're relegatedAddickted2TheReds said:
Just shows what a good job McCarthy did for them with a limited budget.killerandflash said:I hadn't realised Ipswich had started the season so badly, a tough start there for Paul Hurst
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One of the big problems Millwall has as a club is its inability to take the supporters along with it for more than a couple of years. They always give it the big one in terms of passion but there’s no real loyalty. Harris has done very well getting them into the Championship and nearly getting them into the playoffs last term. I think for the time being their best bet is to get behind Harris and dig themselves out of the hole. They won’t though. The terrace time has been called on him and he’s already dead man walking. Disgraceful when you consider what a club legend he is for them. Five bad results and he’s getting The Den treatment. Perhaps Harris has been found out and being able to spend a few bob might have been too much for his ability to gel a team. Last years side was effectively the promotion team and commitment and momentum served them well. This year he’s got to have another plan and not just kick bollock and bite. John Berylson is a good owner though so Harris won’t fear for his job from above. Not yet anyway. If things do go very Pete Tong I do wonder how much more of Millwall JB will stomach.2
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With all due respect, that's nothing more than a word salad with little to no facts in there.ShootersHillGuru said:One of the big problems Millwall has as a club is its inability to take the supporters along with it for more than a couple of years. They always give it the big one in terms of passion but there’s no real loyalty. Harris has done very well getting them into the Championship and nearly getting them into the playoffs last term. I think for the time being their best bet is to get behind Harris and dig themselves out of the hole. They won’t though. The terrace time has been called on him and he’s already dead man walking. Disgraceful when you consider what a club legend he is for them. Five bad results and he’s getting The Den treatment. Perhaps Harris has been found out and being able to spend a few bob might have been too much for his ability to gel a team. Last years side was effectively the promotion team and commitment and momentum served them well. This year he’s got to have another plan and not just kick bollock and bite. John Berylson is a good owner though so Harris won’t fear for his job from above. Not yet anyway. If things do go very Pete Tong I do wonder how much more of Millwall JB will stomach.
Harris is not a dead man walking at all.
Re the highlighted bit, I think you're getting Harris mixed up with your treatment of Chris Powell. We're nowhere near that stage.2 -
Big_Bad_World said:
With all due respect, that's nothing more than a word salad with little to no facts in there.ShootersHillGuru said:One of the big problems Millwall has as a club is its inability to take the supporters along with it for more than a couple of years. They always give it the big one in terms of passion but there’s no real loyalty. Harris has done very well getting them into the Championship and nearly getting them into the playoffs last term. I think for the time being their best bet is to get behind Harris and dig themselves out of the hole. They won’t though. The terrace time has been called on him and he’s already dead man walking. Disgraceful when you consider what a club legend he is for them. Five bad results and he’s getting The Den treatment. Perhaps Harris has been found out and being able to spend a few bob might have been too much for his ability to gel a team. Last years side was effectively the promotion team and commitment and momentum served them well. This year he’s got to have another plan and not just kick bollock and bite. John Berylson is a good owner though so Harris won’t fear for his job from above. Not yet anyway. If things do go very Pete Tong I do wonder how much more of Millwall JB will stomach.
Harris is not a dead man walking at all.
Re the highlighted bit, I think you're getting Harris mixed up with your treatment of Chris Powell. We're nowhere near that stage.
You’ve read some actual Millwall forums then have you ?
As soon as things start to go wrong your fans always turn on the manager. You always have and always will. Sometimes it’s justified I suppose but for your lot to be crawling all over Harris after five bad games is laughable. Not sure how you think The Valley crowd turned on Chris Powell. Always a few critical voices but CP is still Charlton royalty.
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Calling out for someone to draw a hand on the sword.Baldybonce said:Someone in Eltham's got a new sticker book..
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No, I speak to fans face to face where posturing online isn't a thing.ShootersHillGuru said:Big_Bad_World said:
With all due respect, that's nothing more than a word salad with little to no facts in there.ShootersHillGuru said:One of the big problems Millwall has as a club is its inability to take the supporters along with it for more than a couple of years. They always give it the big one in terms of passion but there’s no real loyalty. Harris has done very well getting them into the Championship and nearly getting them into the playoffs last term. I think for the time being their best bet is to get behind Harris and dig themselves out of the hole. They won’t though. The terrace time has been called on him and he’s already dead man walking. Disgraceful when you consider what a club legend he is for them. Five bad results and he’s getting The Den treatment. Perhaps Harris has been found out and being able to spend a few bob might have been too much for his ability to gel a team. Last years side was effectively the promotion team and commitment and momentum served them well. This year he’s got to have another plan and not just kick bollock and bite. John Berylson is a good owner though so Harris won’t fear for his job from above. Not yet anyway. If things do go very Pete Tong I do wonder how much more of Millwall JB will stomach.
Harris is not a dead man walking at all.
Re the highlighted bit, I think you're getting Harris mixed up with your treatment of Chris Powell. We're nowhere near that stage.
You’ve read some actual Millwall forums then have you ?
As soon as things start to go wrong your fans always turn on the manager. You always have and always will. Sometimes it’s justified I suppose but for your lot to be crawling all over Harris after five bad games is laughable. Not sure how you think The Valley crowd turned on Chris Powell. Always a few critical voices but CP is still Charlton royalty.
More fans than are on Millwall Online. If that site is your evidence then you're on very shaky ground indeed.
The validity of those I speak to, and there are many, is more representative of our overall fan base than anything you'll find on an anger infested message board where bravado is the currency of choice.
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21stBig_Bad_World said:
No, I speak to fans face to face where posturing online isn't a thing.ShootersHillGuru said:Big_Bad_World said:
With all due respect, that's nothing more than a word salad with little to no facts in there.ShootersHillGuru said:One of the big problems Millwall has as a club is its inability to take the supporters along with it for more than a couple of years. They always give it the big one in terms of passion but there’s no real loyalty. Harris has done very well getting them into the Championship and nearly getting them into the playoffs last term. I think for the time being their best bet is to get behind Harris and dig themselves out of the hole. They won’t though. The terrace time has been called on him and he’s already dead man walking. Disgraceful when you consider what a club legend he is for them. Five bad results and he’s getting The Den treatment. Perhaps Harris has been found out and being able to spend a few bob might have been too much for his ability to gel a team. Last years side was effectively the promotion team and commitment and momentum served them well. This year he’s got to have another plan and not just kick bollock and bite. John Berylson is a good owner though so Harris won’t fear for his job from above. Not yet anyway. If things do go very Pete Tong I do wonder how much more of Millwall JB will stomach.
Harris is not a dead man walking at all.
Re the highlighted bit, I think you're getting Harris mixed up with your treatment of Chris Powell. We're nowhere near that stage.
You’ve read some actual Millwall forums then have you ?
As soon as things start to go wrong your fans always turn on the manager. You always have and always will. Sometimes it’s justified I suppose but for your lot to be crawling all over Harris after five bad games is laughable. Not sure how you think The Valley crowd turned on Chris Powell. Always a few critical voices but CP is still Charlton royalty.
More fans than are on Millwall Online. If that site is your evidence then you're on very shaky ground indeed.
The validity of those I speak to, and there are many, is more representative of our overall fan base than anything you'll find on an anger infested message board where bravado is the currency of choice.
Your turn.
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Absolutely top banter.ShootersHillGuru said:
21stBig_Bad_World said:
No, I speak to fans face to face where posturing online isn't a thing.ShootersHillGuru said:Big_Bad_World said:
With all due respect, that's nothing more than a word salad with little to no facts in there.ShootersHillGuru said:One of the big problems Millwall has as a club is its inability to take the supporters along with it for more than a couple of years. They always give it the big one in terms of passion but there’s no real loyalty. Harris has done very well getting them into the Championship and nearly getting them into the playoffs last term. I think for the time being their best bet is to get behind Harris and dig themselves out of the hole. They won’t though. The terrace time has been called on him and he’s already dead man walking. Disgraceful when you consider what a club legend he is for them. Five bad results and he’s getting The Den treatment. Perhaps Harris has been found out and being able to spend a few bob might have been too much for his ability to gel a team. Last years side was effectively the promotion team and commitment and momentum served them well. This year he’s got to have another plan and not just kick bollock and bite. John Berylson is a good owner though so Harris won’t fear for his job from above. Not yet anyway. If things do go very Pete Tong I do wonder how much more of Millwall JB will stomach.
Harris is not a dead man walking at all.
Re the highlighted bit, I think you're getting Harris mixed up with your treatment of Chris Powell. We're nowhere near that stage.
You’ve read some actual Millwall forums then have you ?
As soon as things start to go wrong your fans always turn on the manager. You always have and always will. Sometimes it’s justified I suppose but for your lot to be crawling all over Harris after five bad games is laughable. Not sure how you think The Valley crowd turned on Chris Powell. Always a few critical voices but CP is still Charlton royalty.
More fans than are on Millwall Online. If that site is your evidence then you're on very shaky ground indeed.
The validity of those I speak to, and there are many, is more representative of our overall fan base than anything you'll find on an anger infested message board where bravado is the currency of choice.
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So, your mate down the pub agrees with you.Big_Bad_World said:
No, I speak to fans face to face where posturing online isn't a thing.ShootersHillGuru said:Big_Bad_World said:
With all due respect, that's nothing more than a word salad with little to no facts in there.ShootersHillGuru said:One of the big problems Millwall has as a club is its inability to take the supporters along with it for more than a couple of years. They always give it the big one in terms of passion but there’s no real loyalty. Harris has done very well getting them into the Championship and nearly getting them into the playoffs last term. I think for the time being their best bet is to get behind Harris and dig themselves out of the hole. They won’t though. The terrace time has been called on him and he’s already dead man walking. Disgraceful when you consider what a club legend he is for them. Five bad results and he’s getting The Den treatment. Perhaps Harris has been found out and being able to spend a few bob might have been too much for his ability to gel a team. Last years side was effectively the promotion team and commitment and momentum served them well. This year he’s got to have another plan and not just kick bollock and bite. John Berylson is a good owner though so Harris won’t fear for his job from above. Not yet anyway. If things do go very Pete Tong I do wonder how much more of Millwall JB will stomach.
Harris is not a dead man walking at all.
Re the highlighted bit, I think you're getting Harris mixed up with your treatment of Chris Powell. We're nowhere near that stage.
You’ve read some actual Millwall forums then have you ?
As soon as things start to go wrong your fans always turn on the manager. You always have and always will. Sometimes it’s justified I suppose but for your lot to be crawling all over Harris after five bad games is laughable. Not sure how you think The Valley crowd turned on Chris Powell. Always a few critical voices but CP is still Charlton royalty.
More fans than are on Millwall Online. If that site is your evidence then you're on very shaky ground indeed.
The validity of those I speak to, and there are many, is more representative of our overall fan base than anything you'll find on an anger infested message board where bravado is the currency of choice.
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Redrobo said:
So, your mate down the pub agrees with you.Big_Bad_World said:
No, I speak to fans face to face where posturing online isn't a thing.ShootersHillGuru said:Big_Bad_World said:
With all due respect, that's nothing more than a word salad with little to no facts in there.ShootersHillGuru said:One of the big problems Millwall has as a club is its inability to take the supporters along with it for more than a couple of years. They always give it the big one in terms of passion but there’s no real loyalty. Harris has done very well getting them into the Championship and nearly getting them into the playoffs last term. I think for the time being their best bet is to get behind Harris and dig themselves out of the hole. They won’t though. The terrace time has been called on him and he’s already dead man walking. Disgraceful when you consider what a club legend he is for them. Five bad results and he’s getting The Den treatment. Perhaps Harris has been found out and being able to spend a few bob might have been too much for his ability to gel a team. Last years side was effectively the promotion team and commitment and momentum served them well. This year he’s got to have another plan and not just kick bollock and bite. John Berylson is a good owner though so Harris won’t fear for his job from above. Not yet anyway. If things do go very Pete Tong I do wonder how much more of Millwall JB will stomach.
Harris is not a dead man walking at all.
Re the highlighted bit, I think you're getting Harris mixed up with your treatment of Chris Powell. We're nowhere near that stage.
You’ve read some actual Millwall forums then have you ?
As soon as things start to go wrong your fans always turn on the manager. You always have and always will. Sometimes it’s justified I suppose but for your lot to be crawling all over Harris after five bad games is laughable. Not sure how you think The Valley crowd turned on Chris Powell. Always a few critical voices but CP is still Charlton royalty.
More fans than are on Millwall Online. If that site is your evidence then you're on very shaky ground indeed.
The validity of those I speak to, and there are many, is more representative of our overall fan base than anything you'll find on an anger infested message board where bravado is the currency of choice.
Your turn.
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Big_Bad_World said:Redrobo said:
So, your mate down the pub agrees with you.Big_Bad_World said:
No, I speak to fans face to face where posturing online isn't a thing.ShootersHillGuru said:Big_Bad_World said:
With all due respect, that's nothing more than a word salad with little to no facts in there.ShootersHillGuru said:One of the big problems Millwall has as a club is its inability to take the supporters along with it for more than a couple of years. They always give it the big one in terms of passion but there’s no real loyalty. Harris has done very well getting them into the Championship and nearly getting them into the playoffs last term. I think for the time being their best bet is to get behind Harris and dig themselves out of the hole. They won’t though. The terrace time has been called on him and he’s already dead man walking. Disgraceful when you consider what a club legend he is for them. Five bad results and he’s getting The Den treatment. Perhaps Harris has been found out and being able to spend a few bob might have been too much for his ability to gel a team. Last years side was effectively the promotion team and commitment and momentum served them well. This year he’s got to have another plan and not just kick bollock and bite. John Berylson is a good owner though so Harris won’t fear for his job from above. Not yet anyway. If things do go very Pete Tong I do wonder how much more of Millwall JB will stomach.
Harris is not a dead man walking at all.
Re the highlighted bit, I think you're getting Harris mixed up with your treatment of Chris Powell. We're nowhere near that stage.
You’ve read some actual Millwall forums then have you ?
As soon as things start to go wrong your fans always turn on the manager. You always have and always will. Sometimes it’s justified I suppose but for your lot to be crawling all over Harris after five bad games is laughable. Not sure how you think The Valley crowd turned on Chris Powell. Always a few critical voices but CP is still Charlton royalty.
More fans than are on Millwall Online. If that site is your evidence then you're on very shaky ground indeed.
The validity of those I speak to, and there are many, is more representative of our overall fan base than anything you'll find on an anger infested message board where bravado is the currency of choice.
Your turn.
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You’re too harsh on yourself. It was going well until you suggested you spend your time canvassing the views of fellow supporters face to face.Big_Bad_World said:Redrobo said:
So, your mate down the pub agrees with you.Big_Bad_World said:
No, I speak to fans face to face where posturing online isn't a thing.ShootersHillGuru said:Big_Bad_World said:
With all due respect, that's nothing more than a word salad with little to no facts in there.ShootersHillGuru said:One of the big problems Millwall has as a club is its inability to take the supporters along with it for more than a couple of years. They always give it the big one in terms of passion but there’s no real loyalty. Harris has done very well getting them into the Championship and nearly getting them into the playoffs last term. I think for the time being their best bet is to get behind Harris and dig themselves out of the hole. They won’t though. The terrace time has been called on him and he’s already dead man walking. Disgraceful when you consider what a club legend he is for them. Five bad results and he’s getting The Den treatment. Perhaps Harris has been found out and being able to spend a few bob might have been too much for his ability to gel a team. Last years side was effectively the promotion team and commitment and momentum served them well. This year he’s got to have another plan and not just kick bollock and bite. John Berylson is a good owner though so Harris won’t fear for his job from above. Not yet anyway. If things do go very Pete Tong I do wonder how much more of Millwall JB will stomach.
Harris is not a dead man walking at all.
Re the highlighted bit, I think you're getting Harris mixed up with your treatment of Chris Powell. We're nowhere near that stage.
You’ve read some actual Millwall forums then have you ?
As soon as things start to go wrong your fans always turn on the manager. You always have and always will. Sometimes it’s justified I suppose but for your lot to be crawling all over Harris after five bad games is laughable. Not sure how you think The Valley crowd turned on Chris Powell. Always a few critical voices but CP is still Charlton royalty.
More fans than are on Millwall Online. If that site is your evidence then you're on very shaky ground indeed.
The validity of those I speak to, and there are many, is more representative of our overall fan base than anything you'll find on an anger infested message board where bravado is the currency of choice.
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Hey you lot... have a care BBW goes to great lengths to canvas the opinions of his fellow Spanners...
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Redrobo said:
You’re too harsh on yourself. It was going well until you suggested you spend your time canvassing the views of fellow supporters face to face.Big_Bad_World said:Redrobo said:
So, your mate down the pub agrees with you.Big_Bad_World said:
No, I speak to fans face to face where posturing online isn't a thing.ShootersHillGuru said:Big_Bad_World said:
With all due respect, that's nothing more than a word salad with little to no facts in there.ShootersHillGuru said:One of the big problems Millwall has as a club is its inability to take the supporters along with it for more than a couple of years. They always give it the big one in terms of passion but there’s no real loyalty. Harris has done very well getting them into the Championship and nearly getting them into the playoffs last term. I think for the time being their best bet is to get behind Harris and dig themselves out of the hole. They won’t though. The terrace time has been called on him and he’s already dead man walking. Disgraceful when you consider what a club legend he is for them. Five bad results and he’s getting The Den treatment. Perhaps Harris has been found out and being able to spend a few bob might have been too much for his ability to gel a team. Last years side was effectively the promotion team and commitment and momentum served them well. This year he’s got to have another plan and not just kick bollock and bite. John Berylson is a good owner though so Harris won’t fear for his job from above. Not yet anyway. If things do go very Pete Tong I do wonder how much more of Millwall JB will stomach.
Harris is not a dead man walking at all.
Re the highlighted bit, I think you're getting Harris mixed up with your treatment of Chris Powell. We're nowhere near that stage.
You’ve read some actual Millwall forums then have you ?
As soon as things start to go wrong your fans always turn on the manager. You always have and always will. Sometimes it’s justified I suppose but for your lot to be crawling all over Harris after five bad games is laughable. Not sure how you think The Valley crowd turned on Chris Powell. Always a few critical voices but CP is still Charlton royalty.
More fans than are on Millwall Online. If that site is your evidence then you're on very shaky ground indeed.
The validity of those I speak to, and there are many, is more representative of our overall fan base than anything you'll find on an anger infested message board where bravado is the currency of choice.
Your turn.
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Surely that'd be BWB?soapy_jones said:Hey you lot... have a care BBW goes to great lengths to canvas the opinions of his fellow Spanners...
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Shut up you melt cos if you was in range I'd stick a bottle in your head you caaarnt..Bolderhumphreyreid said:
What a lovely bunch of human beings.paulie8290 said:2 -
Millwall are too good to go down...1
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I actually think Harris could be in danger of getting the chop but not because of the fans but the owner, he’s been allowed to break the club record twice in the summer window in what I’m assuming was an attempt to go one further than last season. And owners are more fickle than supporters right? Can see the owner sweetening the fans with something along the lines of “the manger will take us to the next level” etc which is a fairly popular approach in the modern game.0
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JB and King Harris have a very good working relationship and the mutual respect they have for each other is something they are very proud of.BR7_addick said:I actually think Harris could be in danger of getting the chop but not because of the fans but the owner, he’s been allowed to break the club record twice in the summer window in what I’m assuming was an attempt to go one further than last season. And owners are more fickle than supporters right? Can see the owner sweetening the fans with something along the lines of “the manger will take us to the next level” etc which is a fairly popular approach in the modern game.
Harris wont be going anywhere any time soon. I don't even believe the thought would enter JB's head if we were relegated.
I'd certainly want Harris to stay. Not to mention all of those people I spoke about in my 'never mentioned canvassing' post that was highlighted. Can't forget those.0 -
You could well be right, but as I said owners are more fickle than the fans. (Raneiri at Leicester to name one example)Big_Bad_World said:
JB and King Harris have a very good working relationship and the mutual respect they have for each other is something they are very proud of.BR7_addick said:I actually think Harris could be in danger of getting the chop but not because of the fans but the owner, he’s been allowed to break the club record twice in the summer window in what I’m assuming was an attempt to go one further than last season. And owners are more fickle than supporters right? Can see the owner sweetening the fans with something along the lines of “the manger will take us to the next level” etc which is a fairly popular approach in the modern game.
Harris wont be going anywhere any time soon. I don't even believe the thought would enter JB's head if we were relegated.
I'd certainly want Harris to stay. Not to mention all of those people I spoke about in my 'never mentioned canvassing' post that was highlighted. Can't forget those.
If say come January you’re sitting 23rd and the right replacement is available you can never say never.0 -
You're right, there's always a chance. No matter how slim.BR7_addick said:
You could well be right, but as I said owners are more fickle than the fans. (Raneiri at Leicester to name one example)Big_Bad_World said:
JB and King Harris have a very good working relationship and the mutual respect they have for each other is something they are very proud of.BR7_addick said:I actually think Harris could be in danger of getting the chop but not because of the fans but the owner, he’s been allowed to break the club record twice in the summer window in what I’m assuming was an attempt to go one further than last season. And owners are more fickle than supporters right? Can see the owner sweetening the fans with something along the lines of “the manger will take us to the next level” etc which is a fairly popular approach in the modern game.
Harris wont be going anywhere any time soon. I don't even believe the thought would enter JB's head if we were relegated.
I'd certainly want Harris to stay. Not to mention all of those people I spoke about in my 'never mentioned canvassing' post that was highlighted. Can't forget those.
If say come January you’re sitting 23rd and the right replacement is available you can never say never.
We'd have to have been completely uncompetitive in most of our matches for that to come to fruition, but it's not completely inconceivable. I just can't see us getting to that point.
I do like to think of JB as being a damn sight more loyal than most chairmen out there and believe his record shows that (despite the best efforts of Coco and Lomas to change that).2 -
Another defeat and into the bottom 3 they go.1
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JB is certainly more loyal than the fans are ;0)Big_Bad_World said:
You're right, there's always a chance. No matter how slim.BR7_addick said:
You could well be right, but as I said owners are more fickle than the fans. (Raneiri at Leicester to name one example)Big_Bad_World said:
JB and King Harris have a very good working relationship and the mutual respect they have for each other is something they are very proud of.BR7_addick said:I actually think Harris could be in danger of getting the chop but not because of the fans but the owner, he’s been allowed to break the club record twice in the summer window in what I’m assuming was an attempt to go one further than last season. And owners are more fickle than supporters right? Can see the owner sweetening the fans with something along the lines of “the manger will take us to the next level” etc which is a fairly popular approach in the modern game.
Harris wont be going anywhere any time soon. I don't even believe the thought would enter JB's head if we were relegated.
I'd certainly want Harris to stay. Not to mention all of those people I spoke about in my 'never mentioned canvassing' post that was highlighted. Can't forget those.
If say come January you’re sitting 23rd and the right replacement is available you can never say never.
We'd have to have been completely uncompetitive in most of our matches for that to come to fruition, but it's not completely inconceivable. I just can't see us getting to that point.
I do like to think of JB as being a damn sight more loyal than most chairmen out there and believe his record shows that (despite the best efforts of Coco and Lomas to change that).
By all accounts Millwall did pretty well for a lot of their match today. The Hawthorns is not easy place to go.
Don’t think Harris has to worry too much for the time being. Bottom three at Christmas and the calls from the toolbox will start to come. Long way to go before then though.
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Thing is, Millwall have over performed for a couple of seasons now. Teams have sussed out their style, which is a bit like their fanbase,..basic.
I see a tough season ahead for them - they are lucky to have a chairman like JB - lets see what comes up next !1
