Millwall

Millwall defender Murray Wallace is set to be out for at least a couple of weeks with his groin injury. The Scot came off in Saturday's 2-1 win at Bristol ...

It means we can take our time with any player, rather than rushing them back desperately when you have got a good alternative.” Lions boss Gary Rowett told the South London Press: “I think he’s going to be two or three weeks. Millwall defender Murray Wallace is set to be out for at least a couple of weeks with his groin injury.

Millwall boss Gary Rowett has confirmed defender Murray Wallace is facing two to three weeks on the sidelines through a groin injury.

It means that Scott Malone will likely get a chance at an extended run in the Millwall side. Performances were too hot and cold with the back three in the early stages of the season and a switch to a back four has coincided with an undefeated run of form, including three consecutive wins. The Scot had started every Championship game before missing out on the 3-0 win over Watford in midweek.

Tom Bradshaw's first-half hat-trick saw Millwall defeat Watford 3-0 in the Sky Bet Championship on Wednesday night. The Welshman's treble firmly put The Lions in the ascendancy in South London, with Slaven Bilic's side offering little in the way of a ...

Millwall earned an emphatic victory on Wednesday night over Watford. The Lions came out on top with a convincing 3-0 scoreline against the Hornets to move ...

And Bradshaw himself ensured he had the space to get a shot away, and his disguise on the direction secured a smart third goal. Two of the three goals came from set pieces, with Millwall players working hard to make sure the ball remained a threat even after the first ball mounted to little. The first required great technique to make the most of the space left by the Watford keeper on his far post, with the second and third showing great striker’s instincts to get into the right place at the right time.

With the three-year anniversary of his appointment at Millwall coming up this weekend, Gary Rowett is one of the longest-serving managers in the ...

His first season wasn’t so successful as Millwall were relegated to the fourth tier, but back-to-back promotions following that – and lots of victories on the pitch in that time – secure Gray’s position at the top with 67 wins in 137 matches. Some years later though in 2000, he was appointed by Millwall when they were in League One and he was a major success in his early days, winning the third tier title in his first season and then guided them to the Championship play-offs in 2002. The Scot laid the foundations for Millwall to win their promotion to the top flight of English football for the first time ever in 1988 – that was two years after Graham departed for Arsenal, having won 86 of his 191 matches. Not considered to be one of the league’s money-spinners, Millwall have never been in the Premier League and do not have the budget of the big guns such as Sheffield United and Norwich City, and it’s testament to Rowett that he has his squad heading in the right direction. The Lions have been in and around the play-off mix in the second tier ever since Rowett replaced Neil Harris in the dugout in 2019, with finishes of eighth, 11th and ninth in the previous three seasons. [Millwall](https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/category/millwall/) coming up this weekend, Gary Rowett is one of the longest-serving managers in the Championship – a league that is notorious for bosses having short stints.