Dobbie told the Evening Post “I don’t want to go out on loan
“I have worked all my career to get to the Premier League, so now that I am here I am not going to give it up without a fight.
“I hadn’t heard anything about Millwall being interested and I don’t know anything about it.
“But it’s nothing for me anyway. I am just working hard in training and doing my best in the reserve games to try to get back into the team.
“I haven’t played as much as I would have liked so far this season, especially coming off the back of a good season last year,” he added.
“But the boys have been playing well, and the gaffer has brought in a couple more quality players in my position now we are in the top division.
“I want to kick on, but I just have to bide my time. I need to keep working hard like I did last year and I am sure my chance will come.
“Of course it’s frustrating not being in the side — I think any professional footballer who says anything different is probably playing the wrong game,” Dobbie said. “But I was patient last season and I ended up having a great year, so that’s what I’ll try to do again. I will never think that I cannot play at this level.”