Joe Bryan gives verdict on both his and Millwall’s season so far – and is asked about his contractual situation

London: Joe Bryan is pretty straightforward when it comes to talking about his season and Millwall’s ups and downs. He’s had his share of challenges, especially with the coaching changes. Alex Neil took over from Neil Harris last month, and it’s been a bit of a rollercoaster ride.

After having groin surgery last April, Bryan was just trying to get back on the pitch without pain. He’s played 24 games this season, which is impressive considering last year’s struggles. He mentioned that his main goal was just to play consistently without breaking down, and he feels he’s done that.

However, he admits that some performances haven’t been his best. The team has faced injuries, and with Danny McNamara out, it’s been tough. They’ve had a rough patch lately, winning just once in 11 matches, which can be disheartening.

But Bryan keeps a level head. He knows that every team has its ups and downs. He pointed out that they’re still sitting okay in the standings, with 30 points, which isn’t too shabby. He believes they might have just hit a rough patch and that things will turn around soon.

When he signed with Millwall, he was drawn to the stability of the management. But with the recent changes, he’s had to adapt. He’s been through a lot of managerial shifts before, so he’s taking it in stride. He’s optimistic that the new manager will bring his style to the team soon.

As for his contract, it’s set to expire in June, but Millwall has the option to extend it. Bryan isn’t too worried about it. He’s got an agent for that stuff and just wants to focus on playing well. He’s been around long enough to know that clubs sometimes want to go in a different direction.

In the end, he’s just happy to be playing and contributing to the team. He’s looking forward to what’s next, both for himself and Millwall.