Millwall Watch
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Or the commemorative mug !!!!0
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7000 of em last nightmarkmc68 said:Or the commemorative mug !!!!
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Could we get that American hunter/dentist over to put Zampa the Lion out of his misery?9
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That's too good for them, I want one where the lion's teeth fall out and it can't hunt and it dies a slow and prolonged death.cafcfan said:Could we get that American hunter/dentist over to put Zampa the Lion out of his misery?
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After what you did to Cecil the Lion,guinnessaddick said:
That's too good for them, I want one where the lion's teeth fall out and it can't hunt and it dies a slow and prolonged death.cafcfan said:Could we get that American hunter/dentist over to put Zampa the Lion out of his misery?
Walter Palmer, you are not Welcome on Here,
Go back to looking down the mouth at People.
guinnesaddick, your account has been hacked !
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Can't get over it - how on f***ing earth did they beat us? HOW.2
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They're not proper Millwall, the woman didn't have a black eye!!iainambler said:1 -
Airbrushed?Greenie said:
They're not proper Millwall, the woman didn't have a black eye!!iainambler said:1 - Sponsored links:
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@Greenie Two of the appear to be reading.2
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I went to Shrewsbury, great day but perhaps gave false hope, haven't made the two home games since fortunately.cabbles said:any of our resident millwall fans care to enlighten us on what they think of the start of the season, c'mon now @Big_Bad_World @Sparrows Lane Lion @MillwallFan
This thread isn't all just last season, we want to hear the juicy details
I understand we look very disorganised and fragmented. As a defensive unit utterly hopeless. Some of those players don't want to be there. The atmosphere at home is toxic. Too many years of shocking home results (except against you lot) has worn the crowd down and they jump on the players backs as soon as something goes wrong. Bit of a downward spiral. Hence why our away form tends to be similar or better than home form.11 -
Well done Sparrows for responding with maturity.Sparrows Lane Lion said:
I went to Shrewsbury, great day but perhaps gave false hope, haven't made the two home games since fortunately.cabbles said:any of our resident millwall fans care to enlighten us on what they think of the start of the season, c'mon now @Big_Bad_World @Sparrows Lane Lion @MillwallFan
This thread isn't all just last season, we want to hear the juicy details
I understand we look very disorganised and fragmented. As a defensive unit utterly hopeless. Some of those players don't want to be there. The atmosphere at home is toxic. Too many years of shocking home results (except against you lot) has worn the crowd down and they jump on the players backs as soon as something goes wrong. Bit of a downward spiral. Hence why our away form tends to be similar or better than home form.
Personally I would much rather see the Nigels in you're position.10 -
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They're not proper Millwall,iainambler said:the woman didn't have a black eye!!two of them are reading!!1 -
They had 4,697 on July 21st, according to the SLP - Harris was quoted as claiming that this was "exceptional" and "a massive number travel all over the country to watch us" - oddly many of those seem to be invisible to the turnstile operators, however. Perhaps they all charge the exit gates?Halix said:I posted ages ago that I had ordered a Millwall relegation watch. However I still haven't recieved it. It's disgusting I reckon it's the same person who sabotaged the season ticket computer, the franking machine and the computerised turnstyles!.
By the way less than 7000 at Millwall last night, does anyone know their season ticket No's?, money must be getting a bit tight there unless they have wealthy owners. Perhaps we should arrange a whip round (we may need to buy a child's size coin collection bucket).9 -
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Welcome home SLL5
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Ditto. I'm a fan of all our resident lions on here, even Millwall Fan despite his breakdown on here last seasonBedsaddick said:
Well done Sparrows for responding with maturitySparrows Lane Lion said:
I went to Shrewsbury, great day but perhaps gave false hope, haven't made the two home games since fortunately.cabbles said:any of our resident millwall fans care to enlighten us on what they think of the start of the season, c'mon now @Big_Bad_World @Sparrows Lane Lion @MillwallFan
This thread isn't all just last season, we want to hear the juicy details
I understand we look very disorganised and fragmented. As a defensive unit utterly hopeless. Some of those players don't want to be there. The atmosphere at home is toxic. Too many years of shocking home results (except against you lot) has worn the crowd down and they jump on the players backs as soon as something goes wrong. Bit of a downward spiral. Hence why our away form tends to be similar or better than home form.
Personally I would much rather see the Nigels in you're position.4 - Sponsored links:
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Not the Nigel's bit thoughcabbles said:
Ditto. I'm a fan of all our resident lions on here, even Millwall Fan despite his breakdown on here last seasonBedsaddick said:
Well done Sparrows for responding with maturitySparrows Lane Lion said:
I went to Shrewsbury, great day but perhaps gave false hope, haven't made the two home games since fortunately.cabbles said:any of our resident millwall fans care to enlighten us on what they think of the start of the season, c'mon now @Big_Bad_World @Sparrows Lane Lion @MillwallFan
This thread isn't all just last season, we want to hear the juicy details
I understand we look very disorganised and fragmented. As a defensive unit utterly hopeless. Some of those players don't want to be there. The atmosphere at home is toxic. Too many years of shocking home results (except against you lot) has worn the crowd down and they jump on the players backs as soon as something goes wrong. Bit of a downward spiral. Hence why our away form tends to be similar or better than home form.
Personally I would much rather see the Nigels in you're position.1 -
Sparrows. You seem like a decent chap who admits you support a shit team. You can change lol. It's time to come over before you spiral down even further.3
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If Sparrows real name is Luke, he definitely needs to come across from the dark side.markmc68 said:Sparrows. You seem like a decent chap who admits you support a shit team. You can change lol. It's time to come over before you spiral down even further.
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Maybe his nom de plume is Jack Sparrow, and he is actually Anglophile Johnny Depp in real life?0
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All personal taste i understand but the pain of them in reversed positions would be beyond all painBedsaddick said:
Well done Sparrows for responding with maturity.Sparrows Lane Lion said:
I went to Shrewsbury, great day but perhaps gave false hope, haven't made the two home games since fortunately.cabbles said:any of our resident millwall fans care to enlighten us on what they think of the start of the season, c'mon now @Big_Bad_World @Sparrows Lane Lion @MillwallFan
This thread isn't all just last season, we want to hear the juicy details
I understand we look very disorganised and fragmented. As a defensive unit utterly hopeless. Some of those players don't want to be there. The atmosphere at home is toxic. Too many years of shocking home results (except against you lot) has worn the crowd down and they jump on the players backs as soon as something goes wrong. Bit of a downward spiral. Hence why our away form tends to be similar or better than home form.
Personally I would much rather see the Nigels in you're position.
Let em rot
Although as a pessimist I'm fully expecting them to turn it around and romp the league
Nice to se them lose in 'millwall time' as well the other night2 -
I am surprised that the atmosphere is toxic. I thought Millwall fans were looking forward to Division 3. Well that is what they told me.Sparrows Lane Lion said:
I went to Shrewsbury, great day but perhaps gave false hope, haven't made the two home games since fortunately.cabbles said:any of our resident millwall fans care to enlighten us on what they think of the start of the season, c'mon now @Big_Bad_World @Sparrows Lane Lion @MillwallFan
This thread isn't all just last season, we want to hear the juicy details
I understand we look very disorganised and fragmented. As a defensive unit utterly hopeless. Some of those players don't want to be there. The atmosphere at home is toxic. Too many years of shocking home results (except against you lot) has worn the crowd down and they jump on the players backs as soon as something goes wrong. Bit of a downward spiral. Hence why our away form tends to be similar or better than home form.
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Maybe they confused you with dickie plumbdickplumb said:
I am surprised that the atmosphere is toxic. I thought Millwall fans were looking forward to Division 3. Well that is what they told me.Sparrows Lane Lion said:
I went to Shrewsbury, great day but perhaps gave false hope, haven't made the two home games since fortunately.cabbles said:any of our resident millwall fans care to enlighten us on what they think of the start of the season, c'mon now @Big_Bad_World @Sparrows Lane Lion @MillwallFan
This thread isn't all just last season, we want to hear the juicy details
I understand we look very disorganised and fragmented. As a defensive unit utterly hopeless. Some of those players don't want to be there. The atmosphere at home is toxic. Too many years of shocking home results (except against you lot) has worn the crowd down and they jump on the players backs as soon as something goes wrong. Bit of a downward spiral. Hence why our away form tends to be similar or better than home form.0 -
Was talking with my brother in law who goes to most home games at the toolbox. He says that the general perception in the stands is that everything there is done on the cheap and now the pigeons are coming home to roost. Defence is a shambles with players frightened to touch the ball. Forde is getting real stick from the fans. They seem to think that Harris is too green to handle problem and no experienced support to call on. He still has support because of who he is and the feeling that he's being stiched up. He needs a good result pdq,0
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Can't get wound up by it, used to being crapBedsaddick said:
Well done Sparrows for responding with maturity.Sparrows Lane Lion said:
I went to Shrewsbury, great day but perhaps gave false hope, haven't made the two home games since fortunately.cabbles said:any of our resident millwall fans care to enlighten us on what they think of the start of the season, c'mon now @Big_Bad_World @Sparrows Lane Lion @MillwallFan
This thread isn't all just last season, we want to hear the juicy details
I understand we look very disorganised and fragmented. As a defensive unit utterly hopeless. Some of those players don't want to be there. The atmosphere at home is toxic. Too many years of shocking home results (except against you lot) has worn the crowd down and they jump on the players backs as soon as something goes wrong. Bit of a downward spiral. Hence why our away form tends to be similar or better than home form.
Personally I would much rather see the Nigels in you're position.
Perhaps we need to drop another league to start enjoying some decent home form!dickplumb said:
I am surprised that the atmosphere is toxic. I thought Millwall fans were looking forward to Division 3. Well that is what they told me.Sparrows Lane Lion said:
I went to Shrewsbury, great day but perhaps gave false hope, haven't made the two home games since fortunately.cabbles said:any of our resident millwall fans care to enlighten us on what they think of the start of the season, c'mon now @Big_Bad_World @Sparrows Lane Lion @MillwallFan
This thread isn't all just last season, we want to hear the juicy details
I understand we look very disorganised and fragmented. As a defensive unit utterly hopeless. Some of those players don't want to be there. The atmosphere at home is toxic. Too many years of shocking home results (except against you lot) has worn the crowd down and they jump on the players backs as soon as something goes wrong. Bit of a downward spiral. Hence why our away form tends to be similar or better than home form.2 -
Personally, I'd like to see The Nigels in the same position.Bedsaddick said:
Well done Sparrows for responding with maturity.Sparrows Lane Lion said:
I went to Shrewsbury, great day but perhaps gave false hope, haven't made the two home games since fortunately.cabbles said:any of our resident millwall fans care to enlighten us on what they think of the start of the season, c'mon now @Big_Bad_World @Sparrows Lane Lion @MillwallFan
This thread isn't all just last season, we want to hear the juicy details
I understand we look very disorganised and fragmented. As a defensive unit utterly hopeless. Some of those players don't want to be there. The atmosphere at home is toxic. Too many years of shocking home results (except against you lot) has worn the crowd down and they jump on the players backs as soon as something goes wrong. Bit of a downward spiral. Hence why our away form tends to be similar or better than home form.
Personally I would much rather see the Nigels in you're position.8
