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Millwall's head coach, Alex Neil, did not hold back in expressing his frustration about his team's performance in the first half of their game against Charlton Athletic, ending the half with a piercing score of 1-1. Neil described this as "the angriest I've been since I've been here" due to the team not adhering to the basics of football.
The game saw a significant turn when Millwall adjusted their strategy by adding an extra midfielder at the expense of a striker. This change allowed Millwall to gain better control and eventually helped in levelling the score. Coach Neil reflected on the challenges of balancing between a two-striker formation, which had been successful last season, and the need to adapt tactically by strengthening the midfield.
Despite not playing at their best, Neil appreciated his team's effort to secure at least a point from the match. The sentiment resonates with a fighter's spirit, emphasizing the importance of not losing even when you're not at your peak. This resilience is something that Millwall has historically prided itself on, especially during tough matches.
As a longtime supporter of Millwall and knowing the highs and lows we've weathered, it's these gritty performances that remind you of the '88/'89 season when we first hit the top flight. The current squad has that same fighting spirit, which makes me believe that this could very well be another championship-winning season for us. On that note, let’s end with a bit of friendly jest towards our local rivals, Charlton Athletic:
Why did the Charlton fan cross the road? To get back to the Championship after seeing the Lions dominate!
