MILLWALL ended the season within touching distance of the Play-Offs, but they’ll be lucky to stay up this time round.
They’re a team in transition and things are going to get worse before they get better.
The departure of Dermis Wise signalled loud and clear that the money Millwall need to mount a promotion charge will not be forthcoming despite some big-money sales.
Danny Dichio’s move to Preston won’t help the Lions’ lack of goals or poor away form and it speaks volumes t~r1t, prior to his departure last week, Lions boss Steve Claridge had put himself in the frame as a striking option.
He’s got haemorrhoids older than most Championship defenders.

The Lions look opposable in match bets against QPR or Watford.

We say: 23rd 100-1

Norwich
Last year: 19th, Premiership
Ground: Carrow Road
Capacity: 23,900
Manager: N/gel Worthington
(56 months, W89, D52, L77)

“WHERE ARE YA?” Back in the small pond, Delia. The Canaries are short enough for the title, but, if slowly into the swim this season, could become a very attractive price to splash back into the Premiership at the head of affairs.
Norwich rallied to great effect at the end of the Premiership season, and after they beat Man United, anything seemed possible.

They went on to win their last three home games but took just a point from their last three road trips.
No away wins all season explains why this attractive, gutsy team went down.

Bagging Cardiff striker Peter Thorne looks like smart business, Dean Ashton has stayed for now, and Nigel Worthington has got enough continuity to minimise the relegation hangover.
We say: Champions 11-2