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Talisman gives the solid Lions extra bite

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The LeaguePaper Team
31 October 2021

PLAYER PROFILE JED WALLACE MILLWALL WINGER
By Chris Dunlavy

KINGPIN: Jed Wallace on the burst for Millwall and, inset, playing for Portsmouth
PICTURE: Alamy

JED Wallace may not be the best player in the Championship, but few others are so critical to the success of their team.
Even the 27-year-old’s manager admits it. Gary Rowett, a man rarely inclined to shower praise on individuals, has called Millwall’s talismanic attacker a “game changer” with “superstar quality”.
Statistically, those qualities are obvious. Wallace has scored five times ...

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