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I actually do not really understand what you mean by that. I can only assume that you maybe misread my posts!? Other than that, honestly no idea! However, it did make me smile remembering my great grandad on my mum’s side. A stevedore at Millwall docks, and a who as a young man served in the...

Well, that is tribalism for you. Whilst often tedious, it does make football what it is. All I will say is that I don't think many sensible and inherently nice people would tell the Black community that all of their issues are of their own creating and all they hear from them is excuses...

The swastika was a peaceful Hindu symbol until it got hijacked by Hitler and the Nazi Party. No one would deny the gesture of kneeling was and is a peaceful form of protest. But gestures and symbols can be hi-jacked. To be honest, I don't know why I am getting into this debate, as I...

If that is what you have taken from my posts, fair enough. Disappointing, but I just have to accept your opinion.

Ah. I think just having seen the member in the last year would have been acceptable. Even if the member was relatively inactive by most standards.

Yeah, sorry.I suppose that’s why the more concise NOLU-WDC is better.

Not sure. Maybe legal issues I heard. As there are a number of journalists on there looking for an angle as guest members. Plus there were a few left-wing activists trying to stir things up too. House of Fun is the main Millwall forum. But you have to be recommended by an already active member...

No idea. Quite a few I would imagine, as there have been high profile incidents at the likes of Chelsea and Spurs. But who knows what action the FA takes. I found a list from 2019 here: Racist incidents

Yes. I know. I said that. I’m not the person you need to convince on that. Please take the time to read what I took a long time to say. However, in the spirit of fairness, it was linked to the political movement and the political movement was heavily promoted by Sky and the players at the...

I don’t doubt that. Coventry is a pretty tough place and certainly has a reputation amongst the Millwall support of not being shy when it comes to a bit of aggro themselves. You’d have to ask them, as I’m no hooligan, but I’m pretty sure Coventry are seen as very underrated in the football...

It’s a disgusting and vile, plus pathetic chant. I have no idea what the morons singing it thought it meant. I hadn’t heard it sung at a game for over 30 years. They looked like a bunch of coked up lads on some depressing lads holiday. What only got noted in some media outlets was the fact...

No. I agree with you. But, I can see why many of my fellow fans do take issue with the gesture’s association with the political movement - for the reasons I outlined. However, I do not they should boo the gesture, as the players have distanced themselves from the political movement & explained...

Apologies that it was such a long reply I had to do it in so many sections!

Finally, the booing of the knee. I think this is the most difficult one to try and explain. I'll be honest, I am against it. I think the players have made it clear that they don't associate it with the political agenda of the BLM political movement. But many of the Millwall fans that do boo it...

Again, I have to take issue with some of these statements (bolded). According to who though? Because whilst I agree that there are racist Millwall fans, just as there are racist Coventry City (or simply insert any club here) fans, I would argue that it is not something that runs through the...

Sorry. I have to take extreme issue with this. As a 4th generation Millwall fan with a Jewish partner, whom I have a family with, this is an out and out lie. I am not saying that you are deliberately lying, but at the very least you have mistaken something for something else. If I ever heard...