Kenny Jackett is not the only member of Wolverhampton Wanderers staff who is looking forward to a return to Millwall.
James Henry is also set for his first return the The Den following his move to Wolves initially on loan 12 months ago.
Henry had made 164 appearances in total for Millwall between February 2009 and October 2013.
The 25-year-old winger scored 19 goals during his Millwall career and played at Wembley in an FA Cup semi-final.
He will of course be battling with Rajiv Van La Parra for place in the starting line-up, but whether he’s in the starting eleven or starting from the bench Jackett believes he will receive a good reception from the Millwall home crowd.
“I think he`d rather play than be sub – it can be tough for subs at Millwall! The banter there is very sharp. He`s looking forward to it and I`m sure he`ll get a good reception.’ Jackett told the Express & Star.
He continued: “He did very well there for a number of years then I think with the change of manager, for whatever reason, they fell out.
“He got the move here and it`s been a really good one for him. It`s kicked him on again and his challenge now is to try to impose himself on the Championship.
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