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Millwall defender Danny Batth has admitted the chance to reunite with Alex Neil was a huge factor in his choice to join the club this summer.
Batth, 35, signed after leaving Derby and worked with Neil at Stoke.
He says Neil’s impact on the dressing room is something he hopes can spur the club on.
“We had a great time together,” Batth told BBC Radio London.
“I understand what he
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On his arrival at Derby three weeks ago, Eustace admitted he was taking a “huge risk” by parachuting down the division to take charge of a club where he retired as a player a decade earlier.
When asked about what it feels like facing Blackburn so soon after his departure, Eustace replied by saying his “focus” will be on Derby while acknowledging that he had a “fantastic time” at Ewood
Liam Walsh impressed when his opportunity came only to see his ability to contribute hampered by injury.
It is a line which might be used to describe much of Walsh’s three-year stint as a Swansea City player.
It also stands right now, after the midfielder came off the bench – and shone – in Luton Town’s win over Hull City on 23 November.
But any chance of Walsh forcing
