It's been a year since you took over, what have you taken fr

It's been a year since you took over, what have you taken from it and what have you changed?




NEIL HARRIS:

I think at Millwall I was cutting my teeth as a manager, my first job. I started out from scratch, learning on your feet every day.

I am learning and developing. Clubs run in different ways. Building those relationships, long project at Millwall.

Leaving there at the right time, coming to Cardiff and starting again with a project building from the academy upwards.

It’s another challenge and one I’m really enjoying at the moment.

Neil Harris

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Watching Millwall now, can you take pride in the foundations you’ve laid down?




NEIL HARRIS:

Of course I do. I enjoyed my time at the club. I enjoyed it as a player, coach and manager. I was there almost five years putting foundations in place.

Gary has taken over and done an amazing job. It’s not easy working with other people’s players but I like to think I left him with a good core group of players.

But that chapter of my life has gone and I have enough to focus on now at Cardiff City.

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