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Gary’s rebuild has to pay off quickly

Chris Dunlavy
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

Gary Rowett has spent four years in charge of Millwall, and rarely has his position felt so perilous.
Tuesday night’s 2-0 victory at Plymouth relieved the pressure, but it will not change the prevailing mood of unrest and dissatisfaction bubbling around The Den. Rowett - probably for the first time in his tenure - is in trouble.
How has it come to this? We are talking here about a man who has guided the Lions to three of their highest four finishes in the last 20 years, on a budget that wouldn’t look out of place in League One. Last season, but for a...

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