Millwall boss Harris considers changes for Bradford visit
Millwall boss Keith Harris could make changes for the League One visit of Bradford despite Tuesday night's win over Doncaster.
Steve Morison scored twice as the Lions beat Doncaster at the Den but Harris was not happy with the overall performance of his side.
Former Leeds forward Morison is likely to retain his place but the likes of Lee Martin, Fred Onyedinma and Byron Webster will be hoping to start after coming off the bench against the Dons, with Harris sending a clear message to his players.
"I think we took our foot off the pedal after eight minutes if I'm being honest. We didn't hit our standards that we've been setting in recent weeks. I think we were poor in general between both boxes," he said.
Bradford will be boosted by the return to contention of both striker Billy Clarke and midfielder Josh Morris.
Clarke has been out since damaging knee ligaments in August and Morris has also been sidelined with a knee injury, missing the last eight matches.
But boss Phil Parkinson will check on Billy Knott (knee), Tony McMahon (calf) and Kyel Reid (tonsilitis), while he has been forced to recall goalkeeper Joe Cracknell from Scarborough as cover for Brad Jones, whose contract was terminated this week by mutual consent.
Striker Steven Davies will be absent for three months after recently sustaining knee ligament damage, while Paul Anderson and fellow winger Filipe Morais (both knee) remain long-term absentees.
Source: PAR
