All I want...

- is everyone who plays to match up to their opponent
- is for us to play with the knowledge that we are a better side than them
- is a performance we can be proud of irrespective of the result

If we do that, it should be a close game and we will give ourselves a chance of victory. I can handle a defeat in those circumstances. A win would deal Millwall a huge psychological  blow in terms of their promotion hopes as well as laying down a marker for any play-off encounter.

It would also shut up all the loud-mouth, baseball-cap wearing, Burberry scarf-toting, sovereign-sporting, bowl-walking, mock-cockney, plastic ganster, pie-n-mash eating, brain-doning, knuckle-dragging, time-doing, band-wagon-jumping, council-faced scumbags who align themselves with Millwall Football Club because they think they are something they aren't (apologies to the several thousand true loyal Millwall supporters who have had to suffer in silence over the years).

It could also give an added edge to our next home game against Millwall's Kent cousins.