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HARRIS CALLS IT QUITS AT THE DEN

… but believes Lions can thrive

By Tom Blackett

END OF AN ERA: Manager Neil Harris has left Millwall

DEPARTING manager Neil Harris believes he has left Millwall ‘in a very healthy position’ after bringing the curtain down on his Den reign.
Harris took the hotseat in April 2015 after a spell as caretaker-manager. Although he couldn’t keep the Lions in the Championship that season, he turned their fortunes around in the following years.
After losing to Barnsley in the League One play-off final in 2016, Millwall returned to Wembley the following year and beat Bradfo...

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