Sheffield United vs Millwall

UTB 77
Barry Kitchener,
Teddy Sheringham
& Andy Roberts
ALAN McLEARY
TEDDY SHERINGHAM
ANDY ROBERTS
TONY CRAIG
England U-21
central defender
Alan McLeary was
twice ever-present
for Millwall. Signing
professional at The
Den in October 1981,
he scored in Millwall’s
1983 Football League
Trophy final triumph
and was ‘Player of
the Year’ in 1985/86,
featuring in their
rise from the Third
Division to First. He
also helped them
qualify for the Second
Division play-offs in
1990/91 and joined
Charlton Athletic in
May 1993. Following
a spell at Bristol City,
he returned to Millwall
in February 1997 and
netted five goals in
343 League games
overall for the Lions.
He was joint manager
with Keith Stevens
from May 1999 until
September 2000.
Striker Teddy
Sheringham was
leading marksman
as Millwall won the
Second Division title
in 1987/88. Signing
professional at The
Den in January 1984,
he was also top scorer
as the Lions reached
the Second Division
play-offs in 1990/91.
He netted 93 goals in
220 League games
before being sold to
Nottingham Forest
for £2,000,000 in
July 1991, then joined
Tottenham Hotspur for
a similar fee in August
1992 and Manchester
United for £3,500,000
in July 1997. Amassing
numerous honours,
including 51 England
caps, he later played
for Spurs again,
Portsmouth, West
Ham and Colchester
United before
managing Stevenage.
England U-21
midfielder Andy
Roberts helped
Millwall reach the
2004 FA Cup final.
Signing professional
at The Den in October
1991, he starred as
Millwall reached the
First Division play-offs
in 1993/94 and FA
Cup fifth round in
1994/95. He joined
Crystal Palace in
July 1995 and was
‘Player of the Year’
in 1995/96, featuring
in two consecutive
First Division playoff
finals including
their 1997 Wembley
triumph. Moving to
Wimbledon in March
1998, he was loaned
to Norwich City before
rejoining Millwall in
August 2002. He
netted eight goals in
204 League games
overall, since working
for his family-run
company Go Travel.
Central defender
Tony Craig captained
Millwall’s 2017 League
One play-off final
triumph. Starting with
Millwall, he joined
Crystal Palace in June
2007 but returned to
The Den, initially on
loan, in March 2008.
Featuring in two
League One play-off
finals, including the
Lions’ 2010 success,
he joined Brentford in
July 2012 and was a
League One play-off
finalist in 2013. He
skippered promotion
in 2013/14 and
returned to Millwall for
a fourth spell in July
2015. A League One
play-off finalist again
in 2016, he scored
nine goals in 270
League games overall.
He joined Bristol
Rovers in February
2018 and is now at
Crawley Town.
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