Crewe Alexandra 2 Millwall 3

Crewe Alexandra: Collis, Jones (Zola, 83mins), Baudet, O'Connor (Carrington, 90mins), Miller, Daniel (Pope, 89mins), Bailey, Murphy, Donaldson, Brayford, Lawrence. Subs not used: O'Donnell, Moore, Tomlinson (gk), Shelley.
Scorers: Murphy (7mins), Miller (60mins)

Millwall: Forde, Dunne, Barron, Fuseini, Whitbread Frampton, Martin, Laird, Harris, Kandol (Alexander, 90+2mins), Grabban. Subs not used: Pidgeley, Brkovic, Grimes, Forbes, Ebsworth, O'Connor.
Booking: Barron (23mins)
Scorers: Barron (8mins), Harris (54mins), Whitbread (86mins)

Ref: Nigel Miller
Att: 3,060 (away 244)
   
Idemo Lavovi!!!

Millwall 1 Tranmere Rovers 0


Marc Laird scored his second goal in three games to breathe new life into Millwall's push for automatic promotion to settle a scrappy encounter at The Den.
Laird's textbook 73rd-minute header from a Dave Martin cross proved a rare moment of quality in a stop-start game not helped by some inconsistent officiating that produced seven bookings.
Unfortunately for Lions defender Zak Whitbread, the 35th-minute yellow card he picked up for a foul on Bas Savage, when the former Den striker seemed to fall over his own feet, was his fifth of the season and thus rules him out of next weekend's FA Cup clash at Hull City.
Den boss Kenny Jackett resisted the temptation to hand new signing Izale McLeod his full debut after joining the club on loan from Charlton on Thursday afternoon.
The only changes to the team that started against Crewe on Tuesday were the return of skipper Paul Robinson alongside Whitbread with Andy Frampton switching to left-back in place of the injured Scott Barron.
The opening half proved to largely be a non-event with Lewis Grabban's left-foot drive, a Neil Harris curler and Tresor Kandol's header the only real opportunities created by the home side.
At the other end, Ben Chorley had Tranmere's best chance on nine minutes with a sublime hooked volley that was athletically tipped over by keeper David Forde.
Referee Roger East had kept his cards in his pocket for the best part of half an hour, but then brandished five yellows in a crazy seven minute spell just before the break.
Having been largely ineffective during the first 45 minutes, boss Jackett responded by introducing McLeod and Jimmy Abdou for Kandol and Ali Fuseini.
And the lively McLeod was a whisker away from marking his debut with a goal five minutes after the restart when Harris flicked on a Robinson free-kick and the striker's crisp shot-on-the-turn was punched round for a corner by Rovers keeper Danny Coyne.
Rovers striker Savage and Chris Shuker were denied by excellent defensive blocks in quick succession as the visitors tried to gather a head of steam, whilst keeper Forde came to the rescue for a second time on 64 minutes with an excellent reflex save to tip-over Savage's goalbound header.
With both defences in dominant form it was always going to take something a bit special to break the deadlock - and that's exactly what happened.
Some delightful play between Andy Frampton and Harris created an opening for Martin on the left flank. With a quick turn of pace Martin burst past Ryan Shotton and produced a pinpoint cross to pick out Laird at the near post, and he headed home with aplomb to give keeper Coyne no chance.
Tranmere had a great chance to equalise just three minutes later whrn Edrissa Sonko contrived to fire over the bar from 10 yards with the goal at his mercy.
However it was Tranmere who had a lucky let-off 12 minutes from time. McLeod, who showed some nice touches, slipped the ball through to Abdou only for the midfielder to end up on his backside following Steve Jennings challenge from behind.
It looked a cast-iron penalty yet inexplicably both the referee and his assistant were not in agreement.
The Lions were furious, Rovers relieved - and the referee in danger of losing control as the tackles started to fly in fast and furious.
Antony Kay, already booked for a challenge on Grabban in the first half, escaped a second booking for shoving McLeod off the ball.
Then Savage was only shown a yellow card after pushing Frampton in the face deep into stoppage time, an incident that sparked fury amongst the home fans and players alike.
Throw in the fact that although there were four minutes of injury-time shown, and six minutes 32 seconds were played, the final whistle really could not come quick enough for a win that moves Millwall to within three points of second-placed MK Dons.

Ash signs on


Kenny Jackett has secured the future of one of his most promising assets by rewarding Ashley Grimes with a new two and a half year contract which will keep him at The Den until June 2011.
The young striker arrived at Millwall from Manchester City in the summer on a one year deal and has made tremendous progress since, netting a hatful of goals in reserve team football and scoring in the first two rounds of this season's FA Cup.
The manager commented: "Ashley came here with plenty of talent and potential, but over the past few months he has worked hard on his game and developed physically as well. I believe he will be a real asset to this club in the coming months and years."
Ashley added: "I'm delighted to have signed. I'm loving it here and I just want to enjoy playing football and help Millwall be successful."
A full interview with Ashley Grimes on his new contract and his hopes for this weekend will appear on Lions World shortly.

Do jaja! 

Hacks back?


Kenny Jackett has plenty of selection options ahead of Saturday's FA Cup fourth round tie against Hull City at the KC Stadium.
In spite of the absence of Zak Whitbread through suspension and Scott Barron who hasn't recovered from an ankle injury, Chris Hackett came through 90 minutes in Tuesday's reserve game against Southampton and is available once more.
Loan striker Izale McLeod who made his debut as a second half substitute against Tranmere last Saturday is eligible, giving the manager five forwards to select from.Tony Craig is set to return for Whitbread and there is competition elsewhere with Jimmy Abdou, Marc Laird and Ali Fuseini battling for the two central midfield positions.
Millwall squad: Forde, Pidgeley, Dunne, Robinson, Craig, Frampton, Forbes, O' Connor, Hackett, Grabban, Fuseini, Abdou, Laird, Martin, Kandol, Grimes, McLeod, Harris, Alexander.

Hull City 2 Millwall 0


Millwall's FA Cup dreams were shattered as goals in either half from Michael Turner and Ian Ashbee secured Hull City's place in the Fifth Round.
But this was no easy stroll for Phil Brown's Premiership outfit, who had to endure a few anxious moments before finally clinching victory against their determined south London opponents.
To Millwall's credit, there were periods of this match when it was difficult to distinguish who were the top-flight, and who the League One team.


Pa dobro ispali smo u kupu od prvoligasa, sto je bilo i ocekivano. Sada mozemo da se okrenem ligi i da obezbedimo direktni dalji prolazak!

1. Leicester       26 - 60
2. MK Dons       26 - 51
3. Oldhamugh   27 - 48
5. Scunthorpe   26 - 47
6. Millwall         24 - 47
7. Leeds         26 - 42
8. Stockport      26 - 41

Imamo 2 utakmice manje i ako dobijemo obe izbijamo na 2. mesto sto je direktan prolaz u Championship!

Imaju ubjedljivo najjace navijace 

Milvolovi navijaci su zakon!!!!!!

Millwall 1 Scunthorpe United 2


Gary Hooper struck twice in the last 17 minutes as Scunthorpe United came from behind to secure three priceless points in this top-of-the-table Den clash.
Gary Alexander had fired The Lions into a 64th minute lead and Kenny Jackett's side looked to be on their way to a 10th home league success of the season.
But hot-shot Hooper, who scored against Millwall at Glanford Park in the Iron's 3-2 win back in October, had other ideas, sliding home a 73rd-minute equaliser before stunning The Lions with an 88th-minute winner.

Kako su me iznervirali!!!!
Izbili bi na 3 mesto sa 2 utakmice manje da su pobedili, a oni prime 2 gola u zadnjih 15 minuta!
Mislim stvarno su idioti, a plus je i Marc Laird dobio peti zuti i nece igrati protiv Leeds-a!

Ја играо на њих они пуклих  а повели ја се понадао оно мућак