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Oct 17, 2024 | 
southwarknews.co.uk | William Scott
MILLWALL defender Japhet Tanganga pinpointed his side’s determination to put their bodies on the line as the main factor behind the Lions’ recent defensive improvement. A poor start to the season saw Millwall concede seven goals in two games, but since then they have only conceded four goals in seven league games and kept three clean sheets. Tanganga told NewsAtDen it was a team effort. “I think it’s a team thing where we are well structured and we’re just hard to beat,” Tanganga said.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
southwarknews.co.uk | William Scott
AN island of glass skyscrapers is an unlikely birthplace for a club like Millwall. The modern day financial district that dominates Canary Wharf is a far cry from the landscape of factories and windmills that dotted the island when Millwall was born. Founded as Millwall Rovers in 1885, the club has evolved as east London has evolved, but some things have not changed, as I found out on the Millwall FC History and Heritage Tour last Saturday.&nb
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
southwarknews.co.uk | William Scott
MILLWALL forward Duncan Watmore praised the talent and maturity of his side’s young attackers while embracing his growing leadership role. Watmore has had a fantastic start to the season, and is the Championship’s third-top scorer after scoring five goals in eight league starts. No other Millwall player has scored more than two goals in the league. Millwall boss Neil Harris was a potent goalscorer in his playing days and he has clearly rubbed off on Watmore.
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
southwarknews.co.uk | William Scott
MILLWALL head coach Neil Harris suggested that the Lions may have close to “a fully fit squad by the time of the next international break”. The Lions have been without several key players this season, and have been left especially light on numbers up front. Midfielder Billy Mitchell and winger Adam Mayor have been absent since the start of the season, while forwards Josh Coburn and Tom Bradshaw have only been able to appear in two and three games respectively.
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
southwarknews.co.uk | William Scott
MILLWALL defender Japhet Tanganga told NewsAtDen he decided to join the Lions permanently in part because of his strong relationship with the club and its fans. Tanganga, 25, joined the club permanently after spending the second half of the 2023-24 season on loan from Tottenham. He became indispensable at the back during his loan spell, starting seventeen league games at centre-back.
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Oct 15, 2024 | 
southwarknews.co.uk | William Scott
MILLWALL boss Neil Harris urged his side to take full advantage of the boost that playing at the Den gives in their upcoming home game against Derby County on Saturday. Four out of Millwall’s next six fixtures are at The Den, a welcome return for a team that has played two away matches on the bounce. The Lions won their last home game 3-1 against Preston North End, and will be looking to build on that result. “[Playing at home] has to boost momentum for us, that’s a big one,” Harris said.
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Oct 14, 2024 | 
southwarknews.co.uk | William Scott
MIHAILO Ivanovic was never meant to get this many minutes so early on in his Millwall career. Ivanovic, nineteen, joined the club having made 21 senior appearances in the Serbian SuperLiga, just under half of which were off the bench. He was not an established first team player, and why would he be? He is still a teenager, and still filling out his six-foot-three frame.
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Oct 13, 2024 | 
southwarknews.co.uk | William Scott
IT was a busy weekend for some Lions players after three Millwall players started for their countries. George Saville was the only player to feature at the senior level. He started for Northern Ireland, and played all 90 minutes in their 1-1 draw away against Belarus. Aidomo Emakhu, who was suspended for Millwall’s past two games, started for Ireland Under-21s as they drew 1-1 with Norway Under-21s.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
southwarknews.co.uk | William Scott
ON this day in 1978, the Lions spent £65,000 on young Brighton winger Tony Towner. At the time, he was the second-most expensive player they’d ever bought. Millwall splashed the cash that year, breaking their transfer record earlier that summer to sign John Mitchell from Fulham for £100,000. They also spent a further £100,000 to sign midfielder Nicky Chatterton from Crystal Palace in November, with Tony Hazell going the other way in a deal worth £25,000.
