I thought the first half was sort of ok, second half was a waste of everyone's time.

Still, there were only 2 goals in 4 matches in the prem, so an NYD borefest was not that unusual.

Forgettable match that did nothing for either team.

Agree, Jelert and Bragg looked good. Fellows, Azaz and Scienza underwhelmed. Back 4 tho please.

COYR

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The Stephens throw-in where he eventually (interesting that a Millwall player taking that long would surely have been booked for time wasting) threw it and Millwall had the chance of the match 5 seconds later said it all for me. We looked like a poor man's Russell Martin team. The slow and ponderous nature of the passing around at the back was truly mind-numbing. We were lucky not to lose. Every team in the league now knows - keep it tight and hoof long balls whenever you win it (or it is handed) back and you are well in the game.

The spark of that purple period of a few weeks ago seems to be totally dead. I echo the pleas of several others in asking for a back four (and no JS). I doubt we will be listened to...

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I see I wasn't the only one to rate Cameron Bragg.
Calm and creative with his passing, he took his share of knocks and kicks but lasted out the 97 minutes.

At 6.6... Cam was rated second only to Bazunu who helped us get the one point. Looks like Tonda has a good eye for the talents in the Academy, and even gave young FB Williams a place on the bench.

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Whilst Baxunu did do an amazing save, he only had to do it because he failed to collect or cut out the cross. Which is his major problem. Most other keepers in the league would have stepped forward to catch the cross. Meaning the save wasn't needed

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