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1. Millwall were formed on the Isle of Dogs in 1885 by workers of which nationality?
2. Millwall were founding members of which league in 1894?
3. After moving between various grounds on the Isle of Dogs, Millwall relocated permanently south of the River Thames in 1910. What was the name of their new stadium, which would be their home for more than 80 years?
4. Millwall twice reached the semi-final of the FA Cup in the first decade of the 20th century. Which two teams thwarted them in their bid to reach the final?
5. In 1920, Millwall would finally join the (national) Football League, as a foundation member of Division Three. They celebrated their baptism with a 2-0 home win over which team from the west of England?
6. Millwall were promoted to the second flight of English football for the first time in 1928. They scored an amazing 127 league goals in 1927-28, including 9-1 victories over which two unfortunate teams?
7. Millwall's fortunes plumetted for a while after World War 2, but the appointment in 1982 of which manager, who would go on to achieve fame elsewhere in London, saw the beginning of a revival for the Lions?
8. John Docherty was appointed Millwall manager in 1986, and he guided them to the top flight of English football for the first time ever. They began that debut Division One season, 1988-89, in remarkable style, and actually led the table in the opening weeks. Which future England striker played a big part in the club's fortunes during this period?
9. Millwall made the short journey across the borough line fron Lewisham to Southwark in 1993. What was the name of their new all-seater stadium?
10. Millwall reached their first-ever FA Cup Final in 2004, losing to Manchester United. Where did this game take place?
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