Stephen

Jillingham, he ovat olleet pre-seasonissa muutaman viikon aikana. He olivat sopimassa kompetitivisessa pelissä KOMO-fc-kirjassa viikossa. En tiedä, millainen standardi heillä on. Tällä hetkellä pre-seasonissa se on enemmän minuutin jäljellä. Fortuna-peliin katsotaan, missä olemme suunnitelmallisesti. En tiedä,

se on helppoa määrittää meidät puoliväestössä, kun puhutaan kulttuurista. Mielestäni toinen asia on tärkeä.

really with some more to talk about. I know friendlies are not quite the same, but it's still a game of football and I still want to see us on the right side of the result. I'll get that. So yeah, go on then. Dan, any final words? Yeah, I'm going to Priestfield tomorrow. Looking forward to being back. You know, you can't be here. I think there's, I think I saw earlier today, we're taking around 2,000 fans just over and they've actually

Gilliams said today they've sold around 4,000 tickets for the game tomorrow. So it sounds like there's going to be around about half of the attendance tomorrow is going to be Millwall fans. So, you know, it's going to be great to be back. I'm looking forward to it. And, you know, hopefully we start to see a few encouraging signs. And, you know, hopefully James can pull off a couple of coupes in the transfer market to get us even more excited for the big kickoff on August 5th.

Go on, Dave.

I'm not quite sure what's happened there, Alex, but Mickie was coming through, and Dave, do you want to just carry on, mate?

Firstly, just would like to pass on some condolences, obviously, to his wife, Amy, and his children and grandchildren.

Obviously, you know, we're talking about the impact that it's had on us as a fan base and a football club.

But obviously, they've lost a husband, a dad, a granddad.

And it's obviously a very, very difficult time for them as well.

No, I think at the moment, I think, Mickey, I think everyone's – it's very emotional.

It's very raw.

It almost feels like whilst we're talking about his family, it almost feels like we've lost a part of our family, someone that's always been there, someone that's – I'll tell you what I described to Matt earlier.

That's what John is, I think.

I think he's just, he's always been there.

Everybody knows him.

He's always sort of, well, I mean, I was, what, about 15 when he took over the club.

And I'm sure there'll be other listeners that were older, younger and have other memories.

But John Berylson, he was just somebody that...

Everybody knew how much Millwall meant to him.