Millwall manager Neil Harris expecting FA Cup tie against Rochdale to be an entertaining one
Millwall manager Neil Harris is expecting Saturday’s FA Cup tie against Rochdale to be pleasing on the eye.
The Lions dumped out a trio of Premier League clubs last season – Bournemouth, Watford and Leicester City – before coming unstuck in the last 16 at Tottenham.
But this weekend they are the ones under threat of an upset as they take on League One strugglers.
“I’ve made no secret I am going to be making changes but I’m really looking forward to the game,” said Harris. “I think it will be a really good cup tie.
“Take the league standings out of the equation, Rochdale will come here and have a right go at us, play with some freedom and flair.
“It’s a very even game – that’s what the cup brings, we know that better than anyone with our run last year.”
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