Lions No.1 relishing chance to finish the season on a high
For goalkeeper Jordan Archer, the decision to leave Spurs and drop down a couple of divisions to join Millwall has paid off handsomely this season.
The 22-year-old, who picked up the club's Player of the Year award earlier this month, could be on the brink of helping The Lions back into the Championship by beating Barnsley at Wembley on Sunday.
Talking about the build up to the big game, he said: "After two very tough games against Bradford we had a bit of a rest and since then have been working hard on the training ground.
"We were a bit disappointed not to go up automatically but now we have the chance to do it through the Play-Offs in front of a big crowd at Wembley.
"The senior players will help settle the rest of us down and give us a few pointers. For me personally, Fordey will be a great help as he has been all season, and we'll all be ready.
"For me it will just be another game, but one which can potentially enable us to fulfil our aims at the start of the season."
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The 22-year-old, who picked up the club's Player of the Year award earlier this month, could be on the brink of helping The Lions back into the Championship by beating Barnsley at Wembley on Sunday.
Talking about the build up to the big game, he said: "After two very tough games against Bradford we had a bit of a rest and since then have been working hard on the training ground.
"We were a bit disappointed not to go up automatically but now we have the chance to do it through the Play-Offs in front of a big crowd at Wembley.
"The senior players will help settle the rest of us down and give us a few pointers. For me personally, Fordey will be a great help as he has been all season, and we'll all be ready.
"For me it will just be another game, but one which can potentially enable us to fulfil our aims at the start of the season."
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