Millwall's club board have twice blocked a move by the club's second largest shareholder to call an Extraordinary General Meeting.Graham Lacey, who holds a 28.9% stake in the club, demanded back in March that every shareholder in the Lions should be given a say in every big decision.

However the board snubbed the move only for Lacey to again issue a similar demand a week later - all the time while the club were battling against relegation to League Two in the climax to their season.

The revelations came to light in a statement released to the Stock Exchange on Tuesday, with Lacey's actions being slammed by Millwall's senior management.

The statement read: "The resolution seeks to stop the board making any agreement on property without shareholder approval. They are little changed from the original ones already rejected by the board.

"The passing of these motions would render it impossible to run the business of the company. The board is disappointed Mr Lacey has chosen to submit such a motion having been given clear guidance as to the unsuitability of the previous version.

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