'The number of injuries is unacceptable'

[BBC] We asked for your views on Millwall's mixed start to the new Championship season. The Lions have gone from winning their opening two games without conceding a goal to losing their past two and shipping eight goals in the process. They have also sold star winger Femi Azeez to Brighton & Hove Albion. Millwall supporters have been having their say and here is a selection of their opinions: Ken: Last year we couldn't score goals and this year seems to be the same so I can't understand why we have not bought a recognised goalscorer. We create chances but can't put them away. Jim: I think we have been unlucky with injuries. I think a better reflection is the first two games. The past two is not a reflection of the team, so I'm not concerned, yet. Steve: We have so many injuries which will inevitably hold us back. Once we have a full squad back we will be a match for anyone and will be challenging for the play-offs at the very least. Mark: The number of injuries is totally unacceptable. Something is going badly wrong in training or the medical department. I am not too concerned yet as it is only four games but would like to have kept the home record going for more than one game! Good luck Femi and thanks for everything. Louse: No pace, no width, no full-backs and a massively unbalanced squad. Untold injuries - what do they do in training? The manager has to be asked questions after two heavy, abysmal defeats. Henry: Before the season kicked off, I was sceptical of replicating our strong performances in recent seasons. I thought I was made to eat humble pie in the first two matches, but the last two have restored my original view. I expect us to finish mid-table still, but it is a real shame as my heart said we would kick on, but my head said we would have a mediocre season. Tim: We would have a half-decent side if we kept players fit. Thirteen first-team players injured - why? Is the training wrong or are they unfit?