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Due to our trip to Priestfield,there will be no update untill somewhere later this weekend (Sunday evening?)

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Gills game brought forward

Kick-off for Millwall's game against Gillingham this weekend has been brought forward after the Kent club's local Safety Advisory Group requested the change.

Despite The Lions selling out their allocation for the away end with a kick-off time of 3pm printed on the tickets, the match will now start at 12.30pm.

The club has requested more tickets but this is likely to be met with refusal if today's events are anything to go by.

......Hope it gets as nice as Westham away you,re all asking for it!! Gills away early k.o. due to safety reasons......WANKERS!!!!

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Well it sounds not that bad,first match lost in the league. BUT.....let,s not forget the wankspank game and of course Barnet last Tuesday 2 games lost....and Brighton @ home a draw......it,s bad,sad and shit.. And with all those injured players I don,t have high hopes for the Pikeys @way next Saturday.

FOR FUCK SAKE Millwall only 2 points from the relegationzone....not again please!

Injury crisis......STILL

Jackett admits his Millwall squad is down to the bare bones ahead of tomorrow’s League One fixture at Bristol Rovers.

The Lions manager’s first choice back four of Danny Senda, Paul Robinson, Zak Whitbread and Tony Craig remain on the sidelines.

Robinson actually returned to the side in Tuesday’s 2-0 cup defeat at Barnet but was forced off with an ankle problem – much to Jackett’s despair.

He said: “It’s another big blow. He will probably be out for six weeks after twisting his ankle ligaments in his other leg.

“It was pretty innocuous because he just landed awkwardly on it and twisted it.

“There are a lot of players missing at the back for us.

“If you go through Senda, Robinson, Whitbread and Craig, it’s not a bad back four.”

However, it isn’t just at the back where Millwall are struggling ahead of the visit to Bristol as Jason Price and Marc Laird also suffered injuries at Underhill which will see them miss out.

And with Steve Morison, Neil Harris, Lewis Grabban and Chris Hackett also unavailable, Jackett is challenging his fringe players to impress at the Memorial Stadium.

He said: “We are looking to push on. It is a hard place to go and we respect Bristol Rovers, but we certainly don’t fear them.

“It isn’t about the boys who aren’t playing but about those who are.

“They have to take their opportunity and take their chances.”

Gary Alexander and Ashley Grimes will spearhead Millwall’s attack and Danny Schofield is set to make his debut following his arrival from Yeovil earlier this week.

Jackett said: “Danny Schofield is an experienced midfield player and a creative midfield player.

“He is very good on the ball, has a good engine, can get around and can play anywhere being equally comfortable on the right or left.

“A player of his experience gives me options all the way along the midfield four.”

Avin' a laugh!!!

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