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DEADLINE DAY WITH A DIFFERENCE

Lions lead cancer fund contest
By Tom Blackett

FANS of EFL clubs are being urged to dig deep to fight cancer – and Millwall supporters are already looking like retaining their crown as champion givers.
Cancer Deadline Day, the fundraising campaign running alongside football’s transfer window, is back to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support, Pancreatic Cancer UK, Prostate Cancer UK, the Ruth Strauss Foundation, Sir Bobby Robson Foundation and Young Lives vs Cancer.
Clubs including Millwall, Preston, QPR, Cambridge, MK Dons, Bolton, Sheffield Wednesday, Carlisle and Nor...

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