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The Den gives us power – Millwall boss Neil Harris

DEMANDING Millwall boss Neil Harris wants his side to embrace the club’s unique identity as he seeks to drive them up the Championship table.

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The LeaguePaper Team
27 October 2024

By Hugo Varley

DEMANDING Millwall boss Neil Harris wants his side to embrace the club’s unique identity as he seeks to drive them up the Championship table.
The south Londoners’ infamous home ground, The Den, is known for its fearsome atmosphere, with opponents always braced for a wall of noise from the stands.
That was certainly the case on Wednesday night as the Lions faithful roared their side to a 1-0 win over Wayne Rooney’s Plymouth to extend their impressive home form to just one defeat in five.
The Den is 'part of the fabric of the club' says Harris
“When we are at The Den, we have ...

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