Admirers of the Brentford blueprint, Millwall are eager to evolve – and that ultimately alienated 'the biggest figure in the club’s history'

Neil Harris has revealed why he decided to stay on for two more games after announcing that he would step down as Millwall's manager. It was revealed on Tuesday, by the South London Press, that Harris was set to move on from the club that he is so synonymous with, despite having a contract until the end of the season.

Neil Harris says the surprise announcement he is stepping down as Millwall head coach “isn’t an easy decision” but the club great believes it is the right time to end his second spell in charge.

Millwall Head Coach Neil Harris will resign from his role following Millwall’s away day to Middlesborough on Saturday. Meaning he will stay in charge on Wednesday night at The Den against Sheffield United too.