Millwall move 'stuff of dreams' - Lisbie

Kyrell Lisbie scored 14 goals in 51 games in all competitions last season [Getty Images] New Millwall winger Kyrell Lisbie has described joining the club from Peterborough United as a "dream". Lisbie, whose father Kevin played for Charlton, has joined the Lions for an undisclosed fee and is excited to be returning home to London. "It has been an amazing couple of days," Lisbie told BBC Radio London. "I want to give myself the best opportunity to hit the ground running. I got a call from my agent at the end of the season saying Millwall were interested. It was amazing. "Being a London boy, hearing Millwall want you is the stuff of dreams." The 22-year-old hopes he can help the club build on last season's play-off spot in the Championship. "I was desperate to sign here, the persistence they showed, putting in multiple bids, showed me what I needed to know," he added. "Seeing from afar that they were games away from the Premier League, the aim is promotion. Knowing I can be a part of that is exciting." Latest Millwall news, analysis and fan views