Millwall, over the years gone by, have been a bloody pain in the arse and I think they'll win this. I'll go 1-0

Good to see you back Willo, as perky as ever. I think what you're saying is that our luck will change and their unbeaten run will end.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

There isn't really a positive for us here. Unless we hit 5 - which we won't - we're only going to look like we were vulnerable. It will be a tough game. I'm pretty confident that Vieira and the players will get the significance, but you just never quite know until the game kicks off.

If we scrape a 1:0 or 2:0 it will be largely unheralded and yet in reality, a really good result.

For those sad c***s it's the be all and end all of their s***ty 21/22 existence.

It kind of reminds me of last summer when England drew 0:0 with Scotland. The result was blown up as this disaster for England, when a draw had little consequence to what would happen in the following weeks. Yet Scotland took it as some incredible achievement. Ironically, the draw was more damaging to the Scots. They needed a win, and went out as a result of their failure to get one.

It magnifies the inadequacy of the 'underdog' when a mundane result is lauded as some kind of achievement. If a 0:0 is your finest hour, then you need to sort your history out. Trying hard and still being s*** is failure not success.

Just would like to confirm though... Jason Puncheon doesn't play for them any more does he?

Butland

Ferguson Tomkins Guehi Mitchell

Hughes Riedewald Eze

Olise Benteke Edouard/Schlupp

Get a couple of guys some needed game time, win, move on.

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Head says palace to win and btts, say 1-3

Heart says Millwall 1-0

For those predicting trouble, highly doubt it.

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