Author: Richard Cawley

Alex Neil has labelled the two goals that Millwall conceded in tonight’s 2-2 draw against Cardiff City as “criminal”.

The Lions made the Brentford defender their second signing of the winter transfer window when he joined on a permanent deal on Friday.

Jake Cooper has talked about the importance of Millwall supporters in helping the club’s players turn around their Championship fortunes.

The former Tooting & Mitcham youngster, 20, marked his debut with a superb strike in the FA Cup win over Dagenham & Redbridge at the start of last week and then made his first Championship appearance as a late substitute in Saturday’s 1-0 loss to Hull City.

Connolly came on for his Lions debut in the 63rd minute to replace Liverpool loanee Calum Scanlon.

The Liverpool left-back was signed on loan at the end of the summer transfer window to provide cover and a rotation option to manage Joe Bryan’s minutes.

The two lowest scoring clubs in the Championship produced a game starved of major chances with the outcome decided by Jake Cooper’s own goal.

The American has spoken before about the Lions needing to recoup significant fees for their prize players which allows to be “financially sustainable”.

The defender has signed a long-term deal with the Championship side and is available for tomorrow’s home game against Hull City.

Millwall have confirmed the signing of Brentford defender Tristan Crama.

Dagenham sacked boss Ben Strevens at the end of December.

There have been ups and downs, particularly for Millwall due to  head coach upheaval for the second campaign running, with Alex Neil replacing Neil Harris last month.