Millwall 4-0 Bolton - the fans' verdict

[BBC] [Getty Images] Millwall returned to winning ways with a 4-0 thrashing of Bolton Wanderers in the Championship on Saturday. It also marked a third successive defeat for the Trotters who have won just once since returning to the second tier. Here is what some Lions and Bolton supporters made of the game. Millwall fans: Dennis: A creditable performance considering 12 first-team players are missing because of injuries. I just hope they manage to get through all the games they face in the next two weeks, including the EFL Cup game game against Newcastle United without any more injuries. Gary: A brilliant reaction from the boys, as well as the fans - four goals, a clean sheet and back to winning ways but we can't get carried away. We just need to get to the international break without any further injuries. Freddie: This is a great result for Millwall. However, the last two games I watched we were absolutely awful and if we are going to push for promotion again, we need to play with passion every game. We've got one of the most important games coming up in the next couple of weeks (West Ham) and we need to win that. Danny: Well, after the two defeats that was Millwall's best match so far. Let's keep it up - come on you Lions. The Kosher Lion: This was not a 4-0 game. Bolton carved us open and put some excellent balls across our six-yard box from their very tricky winger. The Championship is about putting the ball in the net, that's what counts. [Getty Images] Bolton fans: Ross: Unless the team becomes more resilient and learns how to score goals they will be leaving the Championship this season. Garry: Obviously a very sub-par performance. I hate to say it but we might have to get used to that sort of form this season. Dave: Time to get real - we're in a relegation fight. We have to identify the six pointers. Never going to get much at Millwall who've got 10 years solid in this division so really we were cannon fodder. Michael: Where did all this bad play come from? The Sheffield United game in the second half we should have battered them but again why not? Where has the leadership gone? Who will take the blame for lack of goals?