If we are all united, this is one train that is hard to stop

"I'M HERE for a reason," says Neil Harris, as he prepares for an emotional reunion with the Den tomorrow.

- Dan Kilpatrick

"To bring the Millwall-ness to the football club." Harris, who returned to Millwall for a second spell as manager last week, accepts that 'Millwall-ness' means different things to different people, but the club's all-time record scorer and self-appointed rabble-rouser is determined to channel it towards his side's fight for survival.

"Being in early the other day, the guys around the corner collecting the bins stopped me and wanted to shake hands," Harris told Standard Sport ahead of tomorrow's game against Watford.

"Enough people tell me every day in the street, 'We just want to see our team play, we don't care if you've got the ball or don't want the ball, we just want to see a committed performance, we just want an identity. We just want our Millwall back'.