Millwall are nicknamed the Lions and were founded in 1885. Kenny Jackett is the current manager and they play their football in the Championship after winning promotion through the League One play-offs in the 2009-10 season. The club reached their first FA Cup final in 2004, losing 3-0 to Manchester United.
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The current nickname “The Lions” was first attributed to Millwall in 1900 when they pulled off a series of upsets against heavily favoured opposing teams to reach the FA semi-final
Millwall’s bad reputation from the media and general public did not go unnoticed by Millwall fans, giving rise to the fan chant, ‘No-One Likes Us – We Don’t Care’
Millwall’s home stadium is The New Den, which seats around 20000 fans
As of July 2009, Millwall’s current home football kit consists of blue shirts, white shorts (with a blue trim), and blue socks, while their away kit consists of white shirts, black shorts, and black socks
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