Look what’s arrived! I will be taking some books with me to Preston for those who’ve expressed their wish to buy one. Priced at £14.99 see you there LUFC-Marching on Together

@White_never_red I played it back a few times and he does get pushed in the back. Ok the ref played on but the times it has played out that the opposition scores with an incident beforehand cannot be underestimated.

@White_never_red My husband was one too. Not long after he died my granddaughter said Opa give me a sign you are here. With that a massive clap of thunder and all the lights went out!

@JINJERTRINITY Can’t remember his name but been going a long time.

@lufcprog @RayWellings We were in the scoreboard seats for this one. When we came out after the game it felt like we stuck out like sore thumbs as we were the only ones not wearing red.

@Jinks888 Thank you. We can only judge by what happens next now and it would be nice for it to go right for once.

@GerardHanr4833 @jprhino13 That's the one but having been there to see us challenge for everything it's an alien concept still for me.

@oscar99maako I hope so

I know we are heading to Watford on Tuesday and that game along with the next few, will tell me whether we can carry on our good run in the league or not.

The football being poor for long times in between contributed to it looking a very poor game on the pitch overall. I’d felt on top of the world after the last two games as they had given me hope for the first time in a long while.

Looking back at the chances we had, yes, their keeper had an outstanding game, was their man of the match for sure and the stats will show we probably did a lot better than it looked.

Rothwell saw their keeper make more saves from him, but it got to the stage when I knew we were never going to score which proved to be the case.

If only as he ran up to take the penalty, he’d carried on instead of stopping and starting again, as I feel the momentum would have taken the ball past their keeper instead of him saving it onto the bottom of the post and away.

As I wondered out loud who our penalty taker would be, the lad in front of me said Struijk who I’d forgotten about.

Millwall counter attacked and went straight to the other end and got a second goal. Although at the time we thought it was game over, we got a penalty a few minutes later when Gnonto was brought down in the box.

I changed seats with my daughter at half time to go back to my normal place in the Kop. Although Leeds came out at the start in search of an equaliser when Gnonto saw his shot saved by their keeper,

They nearly got a second when we started passing the ball across the back and were caught out, but luckily the ball hit the crossbar and came back out again. We did look for an equaliser and their keeper made a save from Chambers to see them go into the break in the lead.