Order them earlier if you want to sit in blocks 14-18!
Are blocks 14-18 next to the away end?
Not really no blocks are that close to the away end we keep them away from us in case we catch something☺Are blocks 14-18 next to the away end?
Probably the SCG being completely paranoid again, or just trying toare millwall really that bad? This is embarrassing
Like the police?Probably the SCG being completely paranoid again, or just trying to
justifie there existence.
Not particularly I don't, no.Like the police?
Maybe they are telling the Millwall fans don't stand so close to the City fans.Like the police?
are millwall really that bad? This is embarrassing
Probably the SCG being completely paranoid again, or just trying to
justifie there existence.
Very much so, but for some bizarre reason everyone thinks its the 80s when Millwall travel away unfortunately
Nothing to worry about in my book very silly, should just give them the tickets its not like we are even close to the away section anyway.
Lets be honest they dont help themselves though do they, its fine to say "its not the 80's" anymore but they fight amongst themselves just as much as they want to fight other teams. They are finally seeing the reprocussions of their actions for countless years.
You have to feel sorry for the fans that simply go to watch the match, hopefully the 1900 or whatever they have sold have gone to the proper fans who want to watch their team on a promotion push. There should be no pay on the day in any blocks if they are concerned which they clearly are.
Probably meant SAG? From Twitter, I read it was a police decisionDidn't the police say not to sell tickets? Not sure what the SCG have to do with it.
Someone has been reading The Sun!
"they fight amongst themselves just as much as they want to fight other teams" Really?, are you referring to the one incident at Wembley where a drunken bloke knocked over a kid. Due to the incompetence of the Police, who were more than happy to stand by and watch, It then escalated into a full scale fight. If not that one then what other fight's between ourselves are you thinking of?
Millwall fans probably are stuck in the 80's, we don't do the same old songs that every single premiership club sing, we don't do replica kits, drums, clappers etc. The majority of the support you will see are blokes between 18 - 60, you will be lucky to see more than a dozen replica shirts, few women or kids.
For the 1,900 travelling we will only be running 1 coach, the majority will travel by train and pile into the nearest pubs
I am not in any way suggesting we don't have some hooligans that follow us but we are more sinned against than sinners, often the local hardmen will try and make a name for themselves by picking on small groups of us, but the difference is that most Millwall will stand and back each other up. We tend not to do "banter" if the home crowd are giving it the biggun, offering it outside then it's likely that some will take them up.
No one will go to their correct seats, you stand where you want, stand throughout the game and iIf the stewards and police are relaxed and not picking on individuals it will go just fine without too much trouble at all. Unless we are playing the likes of West Ham then 99.9% of our fans go for football, meet up with mates and a piss up.
Someone has been reading The Sun!
"they fight amongst themselves just as much as they want to fight other teams" Really?, are you referring to the one incident at Wembley where a drunken bloke knocked over a kid. Due to the incompetence of the Police, who were more than happy to stand by and watch, It then escalated into a full scale fight. If not that one then what other fight's between ourselves are you thinking of?
Millwall fans probably are stuck in the 80's, we don't do the same old songs that every single premiership club sing, we don't do replica kits, drums, clappers etc. The majority of the support you will see are blokes between 18 - 60, you will be lucky to see more than a dozen replica shirts, few women or kids.
For the 1,900 travelling we will only be running 1 coach, the majority will travel by train and pile into the nearest pubs
I am not in any way suggesting we don't have some hooligans that follow us but we are more sinned against than sinners, often the local hardmen will try and make a name for themselves by picking on small groups of us, but the difference is that most Millwall will stand and back each other up. We tend not to do "banter" if the home crowd are giving it the biggun, offering it outside then it's likely that some will take them up.
No one will go to their correct seats, you stand where you want, stand throughout the game and iIf the stewards and police are relaxed and not picking on individuals it will go just fine without too much trouble at all. Unless we are playing the likes of West Ham then 99.9% of our fans go for football, meet up with mates and a piss up.
Someone has been reading The Sun!
"they fight amongst themselves just as much as they want to fight other teams" Really?, are you referring to the one incident at Wembley where a drunken bloke knocked over a kid. Due to the incompetence of the Police, who were more than happy to stand by and watch, It then escalated into a full scale fight. If not that one then what other fight's between ourselves are you thinking of?
Millwall fans probably are stuck in the 80's, we don't do the same old songs that every single premiership club sing, we don't do replica kits, drums, clappers etc. The majority of the support you will see are blokes between 18 - 60, you will be lucky to see more than a dozen replica shirts, few women or kids.
For the 1,900 travelling we will only be running 1 coach, the majority will travel by train and pile into the nearest pubs
I am not in any way suggesting we don't have some hooligans that follow us but we are more sinned against than sinners, often the local hardmen will try and make a name for themselves by picking on small groups of us, but the difference is that most Millwall will stand and back each other up. We tend not to do "banter" if the home crowd are giving it the biggun, offering it outside then it's likely that some will take them up.
No one will go to their correct seats, you stand where you want, stand throughout the game and iIf the stewards and police are relaxed and not picking on individuals it will go just fine without too much trouble at all. Unless we are playing the likes of West Ham then 99.9% of our fans go for football, meet up with mates and a piss up.
Highlighted comments, very fair comments and certainly how it usually is for us when we go away or at least when its the hardcore lot anyway, not the 1 away season wonders looking for their seat.
Didn't the police say not to sell tickets? Not sure what the SCG have to do with it.
Millwall fans will just pile into the local pubs ? Now that should be interesting !
Not the SCG thenIt is overall a policing decision but they would of definitely had some input from the health and safety group.
You don't sound very convincing, there appears to be a lot of veiled threats in there................ like if we don't get our own way we'll kick off springs to mind !
DOesnt look great though does it on national TV though, I was at the Playoff final Scunthorpe v Millwall, I saw in fighting there on the walk back down Wembley way after the game. Im sure you saw the video of the police officers at the den getting punched earlier this season, there were no away fans involved there but I am sure you will tell me that the police started that aswell and it wasnt your fault. Trouble follows you around and that cant be a coincidence.
A few years back I was in Leeds and at Elland Road the day your "fans" smashed up all the buses and the varsity pub in the city centre, yes Leeds fans were there enticing you however we gave them 6,000 away tickets a few years later, why wouldnt we cap their tickets if they were just as badly behaved?
You sound like a scouser, always the victim its never your fault.
Be lucky to get a bag of pork scratchings in the Wheatsheaf !...."what d'ya fackin' mean...ya don't sell no fackin' jellied fackin' eels or fackin' cockles....ya fackin' mugs"....
I used to drink in the Wheel pub on Sewall Highway,and that chap used to come in every Friday night selling fish stuff. he had to pack it in because for some reason he was told it was now against the law. Probably another silly rule coming from Brussels !Whatever happened to the Fish man who used to go into pubs and clubs, selling prawns and stuff like that?
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