Liam Trotter says he is making no decision on his future quite yet. The 21-year-old, who is out of contract at the end of the season, is currently on loan at Millwall with Lions boss Kenny Jackett having made it clear he would be interested in signing the Ipswich-born player in the summer.

Trotter said: "I think it's just a case of waiting for the season to finish. There's no need to rush anything because, although I am out of contract, I'm comfortable with the situation I'm in and I'm focused on making sure I get Millwall up and into the Championship and we'll take it from there.

"Whatever happens, happens. If I worry about things like that too soon then it may or may not affect my football, so I'd rather not take that risk."

The 21-year-old says he’s not sure whether he’ll be given a new deal by the Blues: "It could go either way so I'm not focussing on it too much, I'm just waiting for the season to end and getting Millwall up so that whatever needs doing can be done."

Trotter, perhaps hinting that he might favour a move to South London, says that he increasingly feels at home at the Den: "When you come on loan to a club, especially one where you're there for a long time, you start to become part of the make-up of the club as you become more and more involved.

"Right now I feel like a Millwall player: it's how I think and certainly how I hope everybody thinks of me.”

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bennyblue added 11:50 - Apr 29 good on ya
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ITFC1985 added 11:58 - Apr 29 i think a move to Millwall would be good for Trotter, he certainly isnt good enough to hold a place in our midfield, and who knows if he does leave he could be playing in the championship next season anyway
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bennyblue added 12:04 - Apr 29 exactly and with the way roys going millwall might be ahead of town in a season or 2 anyway stay away from roy he will destroy your talents
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Yallop added 12:06 - Apr 29 Trotter was possibly the worst town player this season. Similar last season under Magic who like Keane gave Trotter a good run of games before shipping him out on loan.
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bennyblue added 12:28 - Apr 29 keane has definatly been the worst manager this season or last or one before that can we ship him out on loan i reckon ronald mcdonald or barney the dinosaur would do a beettrr job what do you all think oh wisenened ones
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Moscow_Blue added 12:35 - Apr 29 Good luck to you Liam - Millwall is the place for you my boy!
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StowTractorBoy added 12:48 - Apr 29 Not rushing into anything is reflected in his football as well. Not good enough for ITFC I'm afraid and will probably be on his way.
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Jimmy86 added 13:07 - Apr 29 heard good things about trotter on loan at milwall, he is pretty frustrating though because he prob has unfulfilled talent and potential and if he pushes on could become a good midfielder. the 1 criticism I have of the leadbitter/norris partnership is there is a real lack of height in the centre of the park and trotter would certainly add height to the team, whether he's good enough remains to be seen however

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bennyblue added 13:09 - Apr 29 that maradona bloke ws tiny never stopped him
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Bluetone added 13:15 - Apr 29 Zola and Messi aren't exactly giants either.
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arc added 13:19 - Apr 29 Just Liam and Owen Garvan left of the 2005 Youth team. It will be a sad day when the last of them leaves the club, with their–and the club's–potential unfulfilled.
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Help added 13:24 - Apr 29 arc, you dont think garvan is staying do you. RK will have him out as well soon
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ITFC1985 added 13:32 - Apr 29 Trotter not rushing to decide his future, not a suprise really when was the last time Trotter showed any signs of rushing to do anything?? certainly not on the football pitch
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sonian_blue added 15:22 - Apr 29 Can we ship you out on loan benny(on loan from crossroads no doubt)blue...you are the worst fan on here this season.
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jas0999 added 18:14 - Apr 29 I am afraid there is no coincidence that once Trotter was dropped, we played better. I am sorry, but he's not very good at this level. League one and a team like Millwall is right up his street and good luck to him. Bennyblue has yet again sound a way of posting an anti Roy comment, despite this being about Trotter! You have to question whether this guy supports the club.

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J45 added 18:23 - Apr 29 good luck to you trotter. I liked him although he has never really been up to the standard of the championship
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depressed added 18:37 - Apr 29 Wise head on young shoulders. Good Luck whatever happens.
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GarvanIsGod added 19:33 - Apr 29 Yallop i know what you mean, like he had a run out in the team under Magilton, scored against Burnley and then got shipped out to Scunnie.. clearly terrible. Mind you he was this season i agree on that
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runaround added 20:06 - Apr 29 I did smirk when he said he wasn't going to rush into a decision! Sad as it is, with him being Ipswich born and bred, i cant see Trotter having a future at ITFC as he just hasn't pushed on, so a move to Millwall is his best option
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martleshamitfc added 23:49 - Apr 29 Maybe Liam has not shown his best at Ipswich but just look how well Millwall have done since his arrival, no wonder they want to sign him? and I am sure Scunthorpe fans will agree after his loan spell there at the end of last season. A local talent that will have a good career thanks to ITFC, shame that I do not believe it will be with his home town and will probably come back to haunt us at some point.

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bennyblue added 08:39 - Apr 30 what a bunch of whingers spend all there time complaining about other peoples valid points and none noticing the club going down the gurgler......never drank in the crossroads tavern in my life full of juvenile spotty faced technerds
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DrJeckyll added 14:32 - Apr 30 i was impressed with Trotter early doors, playing in a new role as defensive midfielder i thought he did quite well, especially given the sh*tty atmosphere at portman road early in the season. He has performed very well for Millwall as well and has earned himself another chance for Town if he wants it.
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