What team to play at Millwall

My starting team for Millwall - this team would not get beat.

Cooper
Phillips
Gibson
Galloway
Sorinola
Edwards
Houghton
Mumba
Whittaker
Issaka
Hardie

Cooper
Phillips
Gibson
Galloway
Edwards
Sorinola
Forshaw
Mumba
Houghton
Whittaker
Bundu

(Whittaker and Bundu wide, Mumba attacking from central midfield

Grovehill wrote:

Cooper
Phillips
Gibson
Galloway
Edwards
Sorinola
Forshaw
Mumba
Houghton
Whittaker
Bundu

(Whittaker and Bundu wide, Mumba attacking from central midfield

no striker?

Angry wrote:

Grovehill wrote:

Cooper
Phillips
Gibson
Galloway
Edwards
Sorinola
Forshaw
Mumba
Houghton
Whittaker
Bundu

(Whittaker and Bundu wide, Mumba attacking from central midfield

no striker?

Bring on Waine late in the second when we're 3-0 down.

It's:
Cooper
Phillips
Scarr
Galloway
Mumba
Gibson
Randell
Edwards
Whittaker
Bundu
Waine

Think we're in for a bit of a hammering.

Millwall 4-0 Argo

Sheff Wed will definitely win against WBA. Can see Birmingham getting something against Huddersfield. Argo all but down.

Argo being totally outplayed yet again. We do not belong in this division. This relegation is totally deserved.

HT 0-0 it’s all Millwall we ain’t even had a shot at goal need to liven up as it stands just outside bottom 3 on goal difference now ffs

Sheff Wed and Brum inevitably both winning (won). So it's Argo, Huddersfield and Rotherham for the drop.

Hard to see us getting anything next week against Hull. Couldn't even hold on for a point against a team near the bottom with nothing to play for. Going to have to rely on Ipswich and Norwich doing us a favour next weekend if we are going to survive.

Don't think losing as opposed to drawing actually made that much difference-if Birmingham had won then that would have been disastrous. As it is, very interesting situation as regards the play off positions-if Hull win tonight then they can still catch Norwich who will then have something to play for at Birmingham next week. On the other hand Hull will be very much up for it next week against Argyle but on balance i think a Hull win is the best outcome because at the moment relying on Norwich not losing at Birmingham seems to be a better bet than Argyle winning against Hull. Rather a negative outlook but not an unrealistic one in a complex situation.

We are down. We know this 'team' of dross under clueless nance and dewsnip are going to lose to Hull, that is 100% certain and not even up for debate. Even in the highly unlikely event of Hull having nothing to play for. Norwich are safely in the play-offs so will rest players against Birmingham next week so it's also 100% certain Birmingham will win. Time to get used to being in L1 for the next decade while hallett prattles on about shite like brickfields.

DEWSNIP OUT!
HALLETT OUT!
C

Ooos goin exeter bhey?

Greenskin wrote:

Don't think losing as opposed to drawing actually made that much difference-if Birmingham had won then that would have been disastrous. As it is, very interesting situation as regards the play off positions-if Hull win tonight then they can still catch Norwich who will then have something to play for at Birmingham next week. On the other hand Hull will be very much up for it next week against Argyle but on balance i think a Hull win is the best outcome because at the moment relying on Norwich not losing at Birmingham seems to be a better bet than Argyle winning against Hull. Rather a negative outlook but not an unrealistic one in a complex situation.

Not so sure about that one skinny, if we'd held on for a point today we would only have needed a point against hull to ensure safety with our superior goal difference.

Hallett should have appointed Warnock after he waited far too long to get rid of Foster. With Warnock we would probably be on at least 50 points now. Schumacher leaving was very bad but it didn't have to be quite such a catastrophic disaster culminating in relegation. Too many piss poor decisions by hallett et al with the appointment of foster, the delay sacking foster and failing to get an experienced firefighter like Warnock who was actually waiting to be asked but instead opting for the cheap option of the disastrous nance and dewsnip.

Les Miserable wrote:

Greenskin wrote:

Don't think losing as opposed to drawing actually made that much difference-if Birmingham had won then that would have been disastrous. As it is, very interesting situation as regards the play off positions-if Hull win tonight then they can still catch Norwich who will then have something to play for at Birmingham next week. On the other hand Hull will be very much up for it next week against Argyle but on balance i think a Hull win is the best outcome because at the moment relying on Norwich not losing at Birmingham seems to be a better bet than Argyle winning against Hull. Rather a negative outlook but not an unrealistic one in a complex situation.

 

Not so sure about that one skinny, if we'd held on for a point today we would only have needed a point against hull to ensure safety with our superior goal difference.

Exactly that, Les.

Weighing things up, let’s have Hull lose tonight, then at least we will see if we really deserve to stay up next week, against a side already on the beach.

Worst case scenario, at least we won’t have to join the 50yd queue for a piss at half time when there’s only 8,000 there in League1 next year.

i just cant with this club at the moment they do everything on the cheap and what we are seeing now is ta result of trying to run the club like a league 2 club in the championship with that stupid appointment of foster allowing dewsnip more say in the running of the first team signing all those kids on loan that weakened our squad not strengthen it, sacking foster too late when it was obvious he was out of his depth and it was a costly gamble they should have brought in a manager as again dewsnip is no manager never has been never even been a first team coach before and now we have to win against hull an inform team with a squad of players that are hanging out due to lapse fitness levels as the club waited too long to replace elliot turner and are struggling to get through games.

if a miracle happens next saturday can anyone truly say things will be any different next season? i still see the club hiring another coach to be head coach, dewsnip still pulling the strings, dickinson still signing players he hasnt even looked at but goes by data and analytics only which i dont agree with the coach should still look at the player in the flesh before giving it the green light. hallet still not investing in a transfer budget worth a shit and this investor not investing that hes looking for still not found cause he wont surrender power.

Angry wrote:

i just cant with this club at the moment they do everything on the cheap and what we are seeing now is ta result of trying to run the club like a league 2 club in the championship with that stupid appointment of foster allowing dewsnip more say in the running of the first team signing all those kids on loan that weakened our squad not strengthen it, sacking foster too late when it was obvious he was out of his depth and it was a costly gamble they should have brought in a manager as again dewsnip is no manager never has been never even been a first team coach before and now we have to win against hull an inform team with a squad of players that are hanging out due to lapse fitness levels as the club waited too long to replace elliot turner and are struggling to get through games.

if  a miracle happens next saturday can anyone truly say things will be any different next season? i still see the club hiring another coach to be head coach, dewsnip still pulling the strings, dickinson still signing players he hasnt even looked at but goes by data and analytics only which i dont agree with the coach should still look at the player in the flesh before giving it the green light. hallet still not investing in a transfer budget worth a shit and this investor not investing that hes looking for still not found cause he wont surrender power.

If we did stay up (we won't) then we would just be next season's Rotherham. If we go down (we will) we will finish next season mid table at best. Under hallett we will only ever be at best a League One outfit. Hallett is now the problem and needs to go. Time for change.

Les Miserable wrote:

Greenskin wrote:

Don't think losing as opposed to drawing actually made that much difference-if Birmingham had won then that would have been disastrous. As it is, very interesting situation as regards the play off positions-if Hull win tonight then they can still catch Norwich who will then have something to play for at Birmingham next week. On the other hand Hull will be very much up for it next week against Argyle but on balance i think a Hull win is the best outcome because at the moment relying on Norwich not losing at Birmingham seems to be a better bet than Argyle winning against Hull. Rather a negative outlook but not an unrealistic one in a complex situation.

Not so sure about that one skinny, if we'd held on for a point today we would only have needed a point against hull to ensure safety with our superior goal difference.

Yeah you're right.

If Birmingham don't win next week Argyle stay up.

I'd say all the pressure is on them, not Argyle

Grovehill wrote:

If Birmingham don't win next week Argyle stay up.

I'd say all the pressure is on them, not Argyle

we cant go into the game with that attitude. Birmingham are not going to want to go down even if they are playing Norwich they will give it their all we have to do the same. We were in this position a few years ago relying on other results and they went against us and we were relegated to league 2 we got to win.

The players need to step up next week.

The only relegation team that will lose next week is Argo. It's all so inevitable. Birmingham City will find a way to win against Norwich on that you can bet your house! Jay Stansfield will sign off his loan by scoring their winner. Put money on it. We have been relegated and we need to get used to it.

Grovehill wrote:

If Birmingham don't win next week Argyle stay up.

I'd say all the pressure is on them, not Argyle

Not exactly.

Apologies for getting all ‘Freathy’ but if Brum draw, and Hull give us a proper tonking to overturn our goal difference, we’ll go down. They’d have to beat us by 5, but this is Dewsnips Argyle we’re talking about here.

Czarcasm wrote:

Grovehill wrote:

If Birmingham don't win next week Argyle stay up.

I'd say all the pressure is on them, not Argyle

Not exactly.

Apologies for getting all ‘Freathy’ but if Brum draw, and Hull give us a proper tonking to overturn our goal difference, we’ll go down. They’d have to beat us by 5, but this is Dewsnips Argyle we’re talking about here.

if hull give us a pasting and huddersfield win by a cricket score against ipswich they could relegate us on goal difference nevermind what happens with birmingham. highly unlikely but its a possible scenario.

Hull drawing tonight means they are still very much in contention for a play-off place. Given how shit West Brom are Hull will know they are definitely in the play-offs if they beat Argo. IF they beat Argo LOL! Hull would have walloped us into the next millennium even if they had nothing at all to play for FFS! Hello again League One! It's shit to be back!

Angry wrote:

Czarcasm wrote:

Grovehill wrote:

If Birmingham don't win next week Argyle stay up.

I'd say all the pressure is on them, not Argyle

Not exactly.

Apologies for getting all ‘Freathy’ but if Brum draw, and Hull give us a proper tonking to overturn our goal difference, we’ll go down. They’d have to beat us by 5, but this is Dewsnips Argyle we’re talking about here.

if hull give us a pasting and huddersfield win by a cricket score against ipswich they could relegate us on goal difference nevermind what happens with birmingham. highly unlikely but its a possible scenario.

Yeah that’s a bit Fantasy Land, Angers. I was being (pessimisticly) realistic. Our goal difference is 15 better than Huddersfield. But only 4 better than Brum. If Hull put 5 past us like MK did a couple years back…then Brum could stay up with a draw.