With Millwall smashing Forest they are now only 2 points off the play-offs. If i'm honest i think the idea of them coming up is quite exciting... i've never really had a serious hatred of them like I have with Brighton and Charlton, and to be honest at the moment I think i dislike Watford and maybe West Ham more than them, but that may be just because we are in the same league... thoughts?

I hope Millwall don't come up,scummy club who'll cause trouble wherever they go.

Stay in the championship where they belong.

I recall the experiences at the Old Den.

Their supporters were snarling rottweillers with dripping fangs with malevolence seeping out like oil from an old lawn mower.

In bygone days, the Rottweilers were also outside Norwood Junction after a Millwall v Palace game at the Den waiting to attack our supporters returning from the game.Scurvy pieces of work.

Many years ago, I was with two mates (one a Wall fan, the other a Fulham fan at the Cottage for a Fulham v Wall game.
Pretty dire game (0-0, I think).
After the game and after we'd just missed a tube, the following happened:
1. The Rottweilers came up the tube station stairs chanting "Hit 'em on the head, hit 'em on the head, hit 'em on the head with a baseball bat, Oh Yay". - we quietly moved along the platform
2. A tube came the other way full of Chelsea fans. Out of nowhere missiles were thrown at it the train by the Rottweilers
3. Our tube came and my Fulham mate and me managed to get into the front carriage. My Wall mate got carried away in the crush to one of the central carriages.
4. At Fulham Broadway we saw a line of police along the whole platform. The train seemed to be not stopping but eventually did with the front carriages beyond the platform. We were stopped for about 5 minutes.
5. We set off again but at Earls Court were told to get off because the train wasn't going any further.
6. When we met up with our Wall mate again we learned that the Rottweilers had torn apart the inside of the carriage he'd been in AND that at Fulham Broadway the police had dragged a number of the Rottweilers out of that carriage, given them a blow or three with their truncheons and thrown them back on before letting the train continue.
7. The following day's Evening Standard stated that a tube train had to be terminated at Earls Court because of vandalism and would be out of service of several months.

So, question is, do I want Millwall to come up?
You bet I DON'T.

Millwall have done very well under Gary Rowett.When he joined them in October after 13 games they were in 16th place, they are now 8th, 2 points from a play-off position.
Rowett has signed 3 players, all on loan.