Scott Barron

Millwall Barron joined League One club Millwall on a free transfer in June 2007. Playing under manager Willie Donachie (previously a coach at Ipswich Town), Barron fell out of favour after Donachie was replaced by Kenny Jackett early in the season. Barron made 16 appearances in 2008–09 and scored the first senior goal of his career in an FA Cup third round replay against Crewe Alexandra on 13 January 2009. He was an unused substitute during Millwall's unsuccessful playoff campaign. In the 2009–10 season Barron made 29 appearances and won the first medal of his career when Millwall were promoted to the Championship after running out 1–0 victors against Swindon Town in the 2010 League One playoff final.

Barron had a successful 2010–11 season in the Championship, making 42 appearances in a variety of positions and scoring two goals as Millwall finished 9th. His injury niggles returned during 2011–12 season and he played the latter part of the campaign while suffering from a recurring knee problem. He made 28 appearances during the 2011–12 season and was told he was free to leave the Lions at the end of the campaign. Barron made 132 appearances and scored three goals during his five years at The Den. He made 17 appearances during his debut season with the Bees, before undergoing surgery on a hip joint problem in March 2013. Hip and groin injuries restricted Barron to just five appearances during the 2013–14 season. He was released in June 2014, after making just 22 appearances during his two years at Griffin Park.

Retirement In August 2014, Barron revealed he had retired from football, due to the long-standing hip-joint problem that he initially suffered during a Football League Trophy match versus Southend United on 4 December 2012.

Personal life Following his retirement, Barron joined Refuel Performance Management and continues to work alongside former Brentford teammate Richard Lee.

2010–11 League One

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Honours Millwall Football League One play-offs: 2010