I think Jackett was caught up with trying to find a direct replacement for Morrison. We all know how much 20-a-season strikers can cost these days. He tried Henderson who was a funny one. His goals record looks good but it is helped by hitting a three hat-tricks (including one against Dagenham in FA Cup).
He solved the conundrum by finding two players who worked really well together. The Kane-Keogh partnership looked fantastic - they seemed to instinctively know where the other was. If those two are up front for Millwall next season then that should be 30+ goals guaranteed (they scored 17 between them since February). Kane looked much more mature and confident in three months and has plenty of talent. I can see him at Reading (or that ilk) next season though.
Bringing Maik Taylor in was a good move as well.
Wright has gelled well with Abdou and has got a fearsome shot on him. He scored a cracker at Burnley (
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nW4natV7EZc) and nearly repeated the trick against Ipswich the other week.
If we were in a situation where we needed a new manager and Jackett was available I'd be happy to see him at GP. Think he's an excellent manager at this level and has proven at the level above he can work with a relatively small budget.