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When discussing potential surprises in this Championship season, one must seriously consider whether a full-strength Millwall could not only break into the top six but also sustain their presence there. It's a tantalizing thought for every Lions supporter, nurtured by decades of grit and resilience, through thin and thicker.
This past Saturday's clash against QPR at Loftus Road was a litmus test for Millwall's credentials, and boy, did they step up to the mark! The Lions showcased why they're deemed the 'hard team to beat,' especially on their travels. Despite notable pre-match injury concerns to key players such as goalie Stephen Benda and striker Josh Coburn, and losing the industrious Massimo Luongo early in the game, Millwall didn't just hang on; they dominated.
Goals from the dynamic Femi Azeez and Mihailo Ivanovic, who's finding his mojo, powered Millwall to a convincing lead. While QPR staged a late rally, it was too little too late. Our boys displayed a masterclass in control and discipline, elements ingrained into our club's DNA by historic battles and legends of the game.
This victory doesn't just add three points; it cranks up the excitement to fever pitch, pushing Millwall into the Championship's top six, all this, despite ongoing squad availability challenges. It’s a clear indicator of both depth and quality, elements essential for any team eyeing promotion.
Looking ahead, keeping the squad healthy will be pivotal. As our gaffer juggles resources, every match grows in significance. The spirit shown in games like the recent derby against QPR illustrates that this year could indeed be special, reminiscent of the glory seasons past when Millwall defied expectations to create footballing fairytales.
As we gear up for the next round of fixtures, optimism is sky high amongst the Millwall faithful. Could this be another chapter in our illustrious history? Only time will tell, but one thing is clear - underestimate the Lions at your peril.
And now, a bit of fun at the expense of our neighbours: Why don't Crystal Palace fans use bookmarks? Because they like to lose their place! Keep smiling and up the Lions!
