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LIONS ’ON BRINK OF LURING CAHILL’

CHAMPIONSHIP
By George Hallam

HERO: Tim Cahill

TIM Cahill is reportedly on the verge of an extraordinary return to Millwall. The 38-year-old forward, who spent six years with the Lions between 1998 and 2004, left Manchester City’s sister club Melbourne City in December.
Australia’s record scorer was reported to be flying into the country to finalise the terms of his return. Meanwhile, Lions manager Neil Harris has criticised fans for snapping him negotiating the loan signing of Jason Shackell.
A picture was circulated on social media appearing to show the 34-year-old Derby de...

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