Lee Mills helped Vale to their highest post-war finish in the league, whilst he helped Bradford win promotion into the Premier League.
11 Facts About Lee Mills
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Lee Mills made his debut for the "Valiants" as a substitute on 13 August 1995, in a goalless draw with Derby at The Baseball Ground.
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Lee Mills made a large contribution to Bradford's promotion to the Premier League, becoming the club's top scorer with 24 goals.
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Lee Mills scored on his return to Vale Park, perhaps with a point to prove after a Port Vale matchday programme article described him as "poor" and his touch as "frequently awful".
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Lee Mills spent March 2000 on loan with First Division Manchester City.
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Lee Mills aimed to fire the "Sky Blues" to the play-offs, though the season ended with Coventry occupying 11th spot.
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Lee Mills was released after the semi-final defeat, as was fellow veteran Graham Hyde.
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Lee Mills was a strong forward who could head the ball well and kick with both feet.
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In December 2009, Lee Mills was linked to the management position at Midland Football Alliance club Rocester.
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Lee Mills quit the club in January 2012, due to other commitments.
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Lee Mills coached at Dudley College and was appointed as Academy team manager at Stourbridge in May 2018.