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Forest Green Rovers head coach Mark Cooper has dismissed speculation linking him with the vacant manager job at Millwall.

Following the departure of Neil Harris from the Championship side, Cooper had been reportedly shortlisted as one of the frontrunners.

However, in his pre-match press conference before Saturday’s home game against Crawley Town, Cooper revealed he had “no thoughts” on the speculation.

“I’ve got none (thoughts on the links),” Cooper said.

“It’s happening a lot recently. Look at Duffy (Michael Duff, Cheltenham Town manager) and Flynny (Michael Flynn, Newport County manager) being linked to jobs. It happens.”

As it stands, former Manchester United captain Roy Keane is the bookies’ favourite for the job at 2/1, with Adam Barrett and Tim Cahill also short odds.

Cooper is 16/1 to take over at Millwall but there’s seven other people shorter odds than the Forest Green head coach.