In addition to Shoot Magazine, I also wrote monthly articles for Millwall’s fanzine, The Lion Roars between 2013 and 2016.
All published articles – including the one that started it all off – are below.
Enjoy!
https://marklitchfieldblog.wordpress.com/2016/05/03/player-profile-neil-harris/ – My final TLR article – a profile of Millwall’s manager, Neil Harris (first seen in NewsAtDen Magazine)
https://marklitchfieldblog.wordpress.com/2016/04/04/the-201011-season/ – A review of the 2010/11 season…
https://marklitchfieldblog.wordpress.com/2016/02/23/the-200910-season-part-two/ – Part Two of the 2009/10 season review…
– Part One of the 2009/10 season review – a season that saw the Lions go one better than the heartache of the Scunthorpe defeat…
– Part Two of the 2008/09 season review…
– Part One of the 2008/09 season review; a season that saw Millwall very nearly reach the Championship via the League One play-offs.
– A review of the 2003/04 season, in which Millwall reached the FA Cup Final.
– The second and final part of my 2001/02 season review…
– The first part of my 2001/02 season review…
– The second part of the 94/95 season review…
– The first in a series of trips down memory lane – the 1994/95 season…
– Welcome back to the regular season after the wonderful 2014 FIFA World Cup…
– An article on the 10-year anniversary of 04/04/04.
– All about Millwall’s on the field history with rivals Charlton Athletic, Crystal Palace and West Ham United.
– All change at The Den, with Steve Lomas making way for Ian Holloway at the start of the New Year.
– The Christmas Period.
– Does what it says on the tin – earlier in the 2013/14 season, we were taking one step forward, before taking two back!
– Taking stock of things after the first period of the season.
– First article of the 2013/2014 season. A summer of change!
– This one is still quite apt (as of the end of the 13/14 season) – I try and find the reasons behind our dismal home form.
– The one that started it all. A response to the Sky Sports News racism hatchet job, sorry, documentary, that went worldwide.
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