It's now more than 30 years since Millwall last played in the top tier of English football.

Since their drop out of what was then Division One in 1990, the Lions have found themselves somewhat flitting between the top two levels of what is now the English Football League.

Having last won promotion to the Championship back in 2017, Millwall now look to have established themselves in the second-tier for the time being, and rather than sliding back down the divisions, Gary Rowett's side will be looking to end their long wait for a place in the top-flight sooner rather than later.

Even so, as is the case with any club, there have been plenty of players who have had rather forgettable stints at Millwall during their careers, regardless of the club's success or failure as a whole.

Here, we've taken a look at 11 players, whose time at The Den you may well have understandably forgotten about.

We start this list with Kyron Farrell, who was in fact a graduate of Millwall's academy.

The midfielder made just a single first team appearance for Millwall, playing the full 90 minutes of an 3-1 win over Luton Town in November 2016.

Farrell also spent part of that 2016/17 out on loan with National League side Braintree Town, and it is non-league where the former Lions man can still be found now.

Having spent time playing for Concord Rangers and Cray Wanderers after leaving Millwall permanently in the summer of 2017, Farrell is currently playing for Hampton and Richmond Borough in the National League South, having been with the club since last season.

Having started his career with Marseille and been a regular for Charlton before joining Millwall from the Addicks on a free transfer in the summer of 2011, those at The Den probably expected more from Racon than they eventually got.

The Guadeloupe international played just twice during a two-year spell at The Den, starting a League Cup win over Plymouth and coming off the bench in a Championship defeat to Sheffield Wednesday.

The midfielder late made a loan move to Portsmouth permanent following the expiry of his Millwall contract in 2013, but can now be found playing in the fifth-tier of French football.

Rooney hadn't made a senior league appearance when he joined Millwall from Irish side Bohemians in 2016, and he wouldn't add to that tally during his 18-month spell at The Den either.

Indeed, Rooney would play just a single game for the club, a 3-1 EFL Trophy win over Luton, with the midfielder spending time out on loan in the National League with Torquay United.

The midfielder joined Colchester permanently in January 2018, but made just a single appearance before leaving the League Two side in the summer of 2019, joining struggling National League side Dover Athletic, for whom he has so far scored once in 25 appearances in all competitions.

Fede Bessone had already spent plenty of time in English football with the likes of Swansea, Leeds and Charlton by the time he joined Millwall from Sporting Kansas City in February 2014.

But like his spells with those other clubs, Bessone's stint at Millwall would not bring much in terms of game time, with the left-back making just two league appearances for Millwall before leaving at the end of that season.

Indeed, the fact that the now 37-year-old Bessone has featured just once in 12 league games for Andorran league leaders Inter Club d'Escaldes this season, feels like it says a lot.

Having joined Millwall as a teenage scholar in June 2014, Chesmain never quite made the breakthrough at senior level for the Lions.

The defender's only league appearance for the club came as a late substitute in a 1-0 win over Bury in League One in the 2015/16, with his only other appearances coming in the EFL Trophy at the start of the following campaign.

Even so, Chesmain would remain on the books at The Den until the summer of 2018, spending time out on loan with Welling United and Boreham Wood, with the now 23-year-old currently playing for Maidstone United in the National League South, making almost 50 appearances for the club to date.

Martinez had already made over 60 Championship appearances for Blackpool when he made the move from Bloomfield Road to The Den in the summer of 2014.

However, the Spaniard didn't really add to that during his time with Millwall, making just four league appearances for the club during the 2014/15 campaign, all of which came in defeats, before leaving at the end of that season following the club's relegation to League One.

Martinez would then spent time with Chesterfield over the next two years, again struggling for opportunities, before joining Sabadell FC in the summer of 2017, last season helping them win promotion to the Spanish second-tier.

One player on this list who, like Millwall, currently finds himself in the Championship, is Nathan Baker.

Back when the centre was first making the breakthrough in first-team football as a 20-year-old, Baker spent time on loan with Millwall, making the temporary move to The Den on a one-month loan deal, making six appearances for The Lions between November and December 2011.

Following his return to Villa, Baker would spend time out on loan with Bristol City in 2015/16, before making a permanent move to Ashton Gate in the summer of 2017, although he has yet to make an appearance this season due to injury.

Twardek was brought to Millwall from his native Canada as a teenager in the summer of 2013, eventually earning his first professional contract with the Lions around two years later.

However, the winger never quite managed to make the step up at The Den, featuring just twice in the league for Millwall, while making a further four cup appearances for the club.

Along with that, Twardek would spent time out on loan in the National League and League Two with Braintree Town and Carlisle United respectively, before leaving Millwall permanently in 2018, going on to spent several years playing in the Republic of Ireland, before joining his current club, Polish top-flight side Jagiellonia Bialystok last October.

A spell out on loan with Millwall from Tottenham Hotspur during the 2006/07 season was Lee's first experience of senior football, although it was not a particularly eventful one.

The defender would make just five League One appearances, and a single Football League Trophy outing, during his time at The Den, and would be released by Spurs following the expiry of his contract at the end of that season.

Lee then spent the next four years with Peterborough, before spending time with Gillingham, Stevenage and Leyton Orient, eventually joining his current club, National League side Yeovil Town, back at the start of last season.

Having originally started his youth career with Millwall, Eastmond then left the club at an early age to join Arsenal's academy.

Despite that, the right-back turned midfielder would return to Millwall on loan from the Gunners during the 2011 January transfer window, although he would make just six appearances for the Lions before a broken ankle in training cut short his temporary spell with the club.

Eastmond was unable to ever make the breakthrough at Arsenal though, and after spells with Wycombe, Colchester and Yeovil, joined his current club, Sutton United, in 2015, going on to make over 200 appearances in all competitions for the National League promotion chasers.

One player on this list who Millwall have in fact come up against in the Championship this season, is George Friend.

Back in 2009, a then-21-year-old Friend spent a month on loan with Millwall at between August and September of that year, during which time he made six League One appearances for the club, starting on four occasions, although he only tasted victory once in the that time.

Having failed to really ever make the breakthrough at Molineux, Friend spent two seasons with Doncaster after leaving Wolves in 2010, and then made almost 300 appearances for Middlesbrough, before joining Birmingham last summer after his departure from the Riverside Stadium.