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BYRON: THERE’LL BE NO LET UP FOR US

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 August 2017

By Dan Barnes

VIEW: Byron Webster

CHAMPIONSHIP
MILLWALL might have won promotion back to the Championship last season, but Byron Webster knows the fans won’t settle for simply avoiding relegation this term.
The Lions roared back via the play-offs, ending a two-year exile in League One.
However, while consolidation will be the goal for Neil Harris’ men this season, defender Webster doesn’t think expectation in the stands will be any less fervent.
“It will be exactly the same,” said the 30-year-old.
“They pay their money to come and watch us, and if we&r...

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