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I say again, the Millwall players came out on Friday and said quite categorically, they were making the gesture purely for discrimination reasons only, so it beggars belief that their own fans chose to ignore this stance and to boo anyway.

The knee makes more sense to me. Everyone knows the association.

It will be like the national anthem and Auld Lang Syne. People will only ever sing the first verse only.

What is his reasoning? Has he explained?

Bob Marley's Redemption Song (though I prefer the Joe Strummer version) ORIGINAL: Oh pirates, yes, they rob I Sold I to the merchant ships Minutes after they took I From the bottomless pit But my hand was made strong By the hand of the Almighty We forward in this generation Triumphantly Won't...

They are Millwall, they don't care, so probably the same thing again. Thing is, now the Millwall players are going to HAVE to take the knee again aren't they, otherwise it would be seen as just bowing down to a racist mob.

That says otherwise though.

Di Canio?

They of course should be allowed to. The main problem I have with this incident yesterday is that the players came out on Friday and issued a statement and said that for them it wasn't a political statement at all and just a stance against discrimination. Why would anyone then want to still go...

There has always been a problem with racsim at Millwall.

But the vote of maybe calling an end to the taking a knee, in no way excuses booing does it. I voted to say it should probably end and a new strategy be put in place, but still respect anyone's right to take the knee. If I were against the wearing of poppies for Remembrance Day, because I felt...

This is the monster that modern day social media has created. We are now filled with misinformation, misinterpretation and people latching on to stuff and just running with it, because of something they have seen on Facebook.

I actually expected it to be worse than shown here. 4th, but there are quite a few teams with 5 or more against them. I noticed Clive Eakin highlighting again the amount of penalties against us this season, but the sending offs seem to be more worrying.

That's why I slip in the odd box of Daily Milk and and a handful of Bonsai tree seeds every now again for her.

The Millwall players released this statement yesterday. Seems an awful lot of fans just ignored it . As a squad we are fully supportive of the entire football family’s efforts in ridding the sport, and society generally, of all forms of discrimination. “It is our duty as players to...

I am older, but me too.

Thank you so much for sharing. What a tragedy.

He was such a regular contributor on here, could we all maybe call a truce for the weekend and all be nice to each other for a bit? Think, WWI Christmas football match between the allies and the Germans. You can all be c*nts again on Monday.

As in the words of the Beatles "Life is very short and there's no time for fussing and fighting my friends"