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Millwall fans react as striker Troy Parrott is recalled from loan by Tottenham
Tottenham recalled Troy Parrott from his loan on Monday from Championship club Millwall – and some of their fans on Twitter were d✃isappointed in their reaction.
Pa🌺rrott joined Millwall on a season-long loa𓃲n last summer, but he failed to score in any of his 14 first-team appearances for them.
Spurs decided on de♛adline day to recall the 18-year-old striker, who was immediately loaned straight back out to League One club Ipswich Town.
The Irish t🐎eenager struggled to make an impact in the second-tier, which is why he’s dropped down a further division to try help his development.
He’s been a goal machine at youth level for Spurs and has made four senior appearances for them, but is now trying to make the same kin🍌d of impact at first-team level.
A selection of Millwall💝 supporters on social media feel that they didn’t ✅make the most of having Parrott on loan.
The highly-rated striker was used out of posꩵition at times in a wide role and it may not have helped that he’s been playing for a si🥃de that have scored just 22 goals in 26 league games.
His move to Ipswich may give🔴 him the chance to play more regularly and aged 18 he should view the last six months as a learning curve.
Here are some Millwall fans discussing Parrott:
Everyone saying he isn't ready for the Championship, of course he was but if you're a striker who likes to score goals then you d🔯on't play for a negative manager like Gary Rowett
— Dolbs (@MillwallDolbs3)
Wasted him! 🤦🏼♂️
— BL10 CBL (@BL10CBL)
Wish him all the best didn't work𝄹 out here. Needs to find a more attacking club where he ain't coming back to m𝓡idfield to get the ball
— john millwall fox (@johnfoxmillwall)
For whatever reason, it may not have worked out the way we wanted to, but don't think it was solely downไ to Parrott.
There is talent there and he has a lot of potential, but the severe lack o▨f service and not playing to his strengths made this a challenging move.
— Michael Avery (@mavery1986)
I think he will come good but we just couldn't give him time to learn with👍 so many ๊players performing below parr. His wages might help land a permanent signing.
— Glyn H (@Glyngo1)
Tbf i thought he was alright. People would think I’m 💯crazy but I really thought he was alright. Put him in the positions Zohore got in Sᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚaturday, and he would of probably scored them.
— 😎🇨🇺 (@lcmfc1885)
Good luck to him, simply didn’t work out for a number of ꦑdifferent reasons. A drop to league 1 will suit he’s developmen🐼t.
— George (@georgemfc1)