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Just proving a point to the people who came on here saying I was talking bollocks. It’s no biggie though. Took up a few seconds of my time.Curb_It said:
You are such a knob.MillwallFan said:Baldybonce said:
Load of bollocksMillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
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The thing is you keep going on about stuff like this like its something you are proud of.MillwallFan said:
Just proving a point to the people who came on here saying I was talking bollocks. It’s no biggie though. Took up a few seconds of my time.Curb_It said:
You are such a knob.MillwallFan said:Baldybonce said:
Load of bollocksMillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
You should not want people talking about it and you should be ashamed that this is even associated with your club0 -
Not once did I talk like it was something I was proud of. I even stated, this is not something I’m glorifying in.paulie8290 said:
The thing is you keep going on about stuff like this like its something you are proud of.MillwallFan said:
Just proving a point to the people who came on here saying I was talking bollocks. It’s no biggie though. Took up a few seconds of my time.Curb_It said:
You are such a knob.MillwallFan said:Baldybonce said:
Load of bollocksMillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
You should not want people talking about it and you should be ashamed that this is even associated with your club
Its just a conversation piece. Plenty on her have been reminiscing about the good old/bad old days (depending on your viewpoint) on this thread and plenty have been glorifying it more than I have!
I stated a couple of facts and then got told I was talking bollocks. I’m just replying to them here that’s all.
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You are so boringMillwallFan said:
Not once did I talk like it was something I was proud of. I even stated, this is not something I’m glorifying in.paulie8290 said:
The thing is you keep going on about stuff like this like its something you are proud of.MillwallFan said:
Just proving a point to the people who came on here saying I was talking bollocks. It’s no biggie though. Took up a few seconds of my time.Curb_It said:
You are such a knob.MillwallFan said:Baldybonce said:
Load of bollocksMillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
You should not want people talking about it and you should be ashamed that this is even associated with your club
Its just a conversation piece. Plenty on her have been reminiscing about the good old/bad old days (depending on your viewpoint) on this thread and plenty have been glorifying it more than I have!
I stated a couple of facts and then got told I was talking bollocks. I’m just replying to them here that’s all.4 -
To be fair to Millwallfan, it’s good of him to come on here to give us the benefit of his wisdom whilst he’s at Waterloo with his chums laying in wait for returning Pompey fans.
Back in the day before mobile phones they would’ve had to keep themselves busy by turning over the tramps in cardboard city. So that’s progress, I guess.4 -
Well..... I can’t really blame @MillwallFan for posting this. He has certainly been vindicated re the accusations of talking bollox. As for not glorifying it, there are very few Millwall who don’t revel in the notoriety of their club’s reputation. It’s the way they are!
but this thread is about the historical culture of football firms and if anywhere, this is the place to post /boast about it. Those who weren’t around or involved back in the day won’t understand and should therefore ignore this thread and move on.
My original point was that Pompey always turned out against little old Charlton and yet we seemed to hold our own, both at home or Fratton. The same cannot be said for other top firms6 -
This is mf's original post that I called bollocks and I stand by that.MillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
@MillwallFan
Pompey took (and still do) a `solid mob' wherever they went. Your idea that they only went to us and palace in numbers is because they were scared of bumping into you is wrong.
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Yesterday was a bit different, a throwback to the 80's.On arriving at Kings Cross to travel up to Harrogate, I was greeted by about 20 police. All trains were dry because of the Leeds v millwall game.A few travelled up on our train, then on arrival at Doncaster we were met with another group of police.Leeds had come to a standstill and the locals were all aware that Leeds were playing Millwall when we finally arrived at Leeds, Millwall fans on the train ended up at about 20.The inconvenience caused, coupled with the massive costs for the police, surely could be erradicated if they only allowed the away fans to travel by official coach. This would apply to both Leeds and Millwall.1
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Of course they took numbers wherever they went. They always have. But to go somewhere with a ‘solid mob’ as I called it is something different.Baldybonce said:
This is mf's original post that I called bollocks and I stand by that.MillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
@MillwallFan
Pompey took (and still do) a `solid mob' wherever they went. Your idea that they only went to us and palace in numbers is because they were scared of bumping into you is wrong.
an example being, when we’d go over to palace we’d take loads of lads. But most would just head over there in small groups and just go boozing in different pubs and different areas etc. Occasionally quite a few would end up in a certain pub and there would have been what looks like a mob in there but there was no real planning to it.
Now if we went over to somewhere like West Ham or Spurs it’s a completely different ball game. We’d meet up outside of their manor (trying not to sound too much like Danny Dyer here) and go in as one big solid mob, or two or three smaller but tighter groups. You’d have to. If we treated West Ham away the same as we did palace away we’d just get picked off.
Now what I’m saying is if Pompey didn’t run the risk of having it with Millwall when they went to Charlton then they’d probably treat it more as just a day out on the lash, like we treat palace away. that was my original point. And as I said , I know a couple of their lads, and having a chat once about the good/bad old days they even said as much.
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This has now reached absurdity level 10.MillwallFan said:
Of course they took numbers wherever they went. They always have. But to go somewhere with a ‘solid mob’ as I called it is something different.Baldybonce said:
This is mf's original post that I called bollocks and I stand by that.MillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
@MillwallFan
Pompey took (and still do) a `solid mob' wherever they went. Your idea that they only went to us and palace in numbers is because they were scared of bumping into you is wrong.
an example being, when we’d go over to palace we’d take loads of lads. But most would just head over there in small groups and just go boozing in different pubs and different areas etc. Occasionally quite a few would end up in a certain pub and there would have been what looks like a mob in there but there was no real planning to it.
Now if we went over to somewhere like West Ham or Spurs it’s a completely different ball game. We’d meet up outside of their manor (trying not to sound too much like Danny Dyer here) and go in as one big solid mob, or two or three smaller but tighter groups. You’d have to. If we treated West Ham away the same as we did palace away we’d just get picked off.
Now what I’m saying is if Pompey didn’t run the risk of having it with Millwall when they went to Charlton then they’d probably treat it more as just a day out on the lash, like we treat palace away. that was my original point. And as I said , I know a couple of their lads, and having a chat once about the good/bad old days they even said as much.
Who gives a fuck pal.
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You're making it sound like the D Day landings rather than a couple of dozen coked up idiots who have nothing better to do in their lives than a bit of pavement dancing.
"I know a couple of their lads". I bet you don't.
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I think someone's been watching "The Warriors" on his Betamax again .....6
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I am pissing myself with this thread, he is playing with you and you are biting, wise up people2
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It's so exciting i'm going to become a spanner.MillwallFan said:
Of course they took numbers wherever they went. They always have. But to go somewhere with a ‘solid mob’ as I called it is something different.Baldybonce said:
This is mf's original post that I called bollocks and I stand by that.MillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
@MillwallFan
Pompey took (and still do) a `solid mob' wherever they went. Your idea that they only went to us and palace in numbers is because they were scared of bumping into you is wrong.
an example being, when we’d go over to palace we’d take loads of lads. But most would just head over there in small groups and just go boozing in different pubs and different areas etc. Occasionally quite a few would end up in a certain pub and there would have been what looks like a mob in there but there was no real planning to it.
Now if we went over to somewhere like West Ham or Spurs it’s a completely different ball game. We’d meet up outside of their manor (trying not to sound too much like Danny Dyer here) and go in as one big solid mob, or two or three smaller but tighter groups. You’d have to. If we treated West Ham away the same as we did palace away we’d just get picked off.
Now what I’m saying is if Pompey didn’t run the risk of having it with Millwall when they went to Charlton then they’d probably treat it more as just a day out on the lash, like we treat palace away. that was my original point. And as I said , I know a couple of their lads, and having a chat once about the good/bad old days they even said as much.1 -
Feel like i'm reading a Dougie Brimson bookMillwallFan said:
Of course they took numbers wherever they went. They always have. But to go somewhere with a ‘solid mob’ as I called it is something different.Baldybonce said:
This is mf's original post that I called bollocks and I stand by that.MillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
@MillwallFan
Pompey took (and still do) a `solid mob' wherever they went. Your idea that they only went to us and palace in numbers is because they were scared of bumping into you is wrong.
an example being, when we’d go over to palace we’d take loads of lads. But most would just head over there in small groups and just go boozing in different pubs and different areas etc. Occasionally quite a few would end up in a certain pub and there would have been what looks like a mob in there but there was no real planning to it.
Now if we went over to somewhere like West Ham or Spurs it’s a completely different ball game. We’d meet up outside of their manor (trying not to sound too much like Danny Dyer here) and go in as one big solid mob, or two or three smaller but tighter groups. You’d have to. If we treated West Ham away the same as we did palace away we’d just get picked off.
Now what I’m saying is if Pompey didn’t run the risk of having it with Millwall when they went to Charlton then they’d probably treat it more as just a day out on the lash, like we treat palace away. that was my original point. And as I said , I know a couple of their lads, and having a chat once about the good/bad old days they even said as much.1 -
nice to see a few of them on social media fearing charlton in the playoffs.0
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As Taxi lad said, if you don’t give a fuck don’t read it. I don’t read 95% of the threads on CL.SoundAsa£ said:
This has now reached absurdity level 10.MillwallFan said:
Of course they took numbers wherever they went. They always have. But to go somewhere with a ‘solid mob’ as I called it is something different.Baldybonce said:
This is mf's original post that I called bollocks and I stand by that.MillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
@MillwallFan
Pompey took (and still do) a `solid mob' wherever they went. Your idea that they only went to us and palace in numbers is because they were scared of bumping into you is wrong.
an example being, when we’d go over to palace we’d take loads of lads. But most would just head over there in small groups and just go boozing in different pubs and different areas etc. Occasionally quite a few would end up in a certain pub and there would have been what looks like a mob in there but there was no real planning to it.
Now if we went over to somewhere like West Ham or Spurs it’s a completely different ball game. We’d meet up outside of their manor (trying not to sound too much like Danny Dyer here) and go in as one big solid mob, or two or three smaller but tighter groups. You’d have to. If we treated West Ham away the same as we did palace away we’d just get picked off.
Now what I’m saying is if Pompey didn’t run the risk of having it with Millwall when they went to Charlton then they’d probably treat it more as just a day out on the lash, like we treat palace away. that was my original point. And as I said , I know a couple of their lads, and having a chat once about the good/bad old days they even said as much.
Who gives a fuck pal.
This thread is just a chat about the old days and how it used to be for a few on here.0 -
Good reply lolBaldybonce said:
It's so exciting i'm going to become a spanner.MillwallFan said:
Of course they took numbers wherever they went. They always have. But to go somewhere with a ‘solid mob’ as I called it is something different.Baldybonce said:
This is mf's original post that I called bollocks and I stand by that.MillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
@MillwallFan
Pompey took (and still do) a `solid mob' wherever they went. Your idea that they only went to us and palace in numbers is because they were scared of bumping into you is wrong.
an example being, when we’d go over to palace we’d take loads of lads. But most would just head over there in small groups and just go boozing in different pubs and different areas etc. Occasionally quite a few would end up in a certain pub and there would have been what looks like a mob in there but there was no real planning to it.
Now if we went over to somewhere like West Ham or Spurs it’s a completely different ball game. We’d meet up outside of their manor (trying not to sound too much like Danny Dyer here) and go in as one big solid mob, or two or three smaller but tighter groups. You’d have to. If we treated West Ham away the same as we did palace away we’d just get picked off.
Now what I’m saying is if Pompey didn’t run the risk of having it with Millwall when they went to Charlton then they’d probably treat it more as just a day out on the lash, like we treat palace away. that was my original point. And as I said , I know a couple of their lads, and having a chat once about the good/bad old days they even said as much.0 -
I skimmed it.....took about 5 seconds.MillwallFan said:
As Taxi lad said, if you don’t give a fuck don’t read it. I don’t read 95% of the threads on CL.SoundAsa£ said:
This has now reached absurdity level 10.MillwallFan said:
Of course they took numbers wherever they went. They always have. But to go somewhere with a ‘solid mob’ as I called it is something different.Baldybonce said:
This is mf's original post that I called bollocks and I stand by that.MillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
@MillwallFan
Pompey took (and still do) a `solid mob' wherever they went. Your idea that they only went to us and palace in numbers is because they were scared of bumping into you is wrong.
an example being, when we’d go over to palace we’d take loads of lads. But most would just head over there in small groups and just go boozing in different pubs and different areas etc. Occasionally quite a few would end up in a certain pub and there would have been what looks like a mob in there but there was no real planning to it.
Now if we went over to somewhere like West Ham or Spurs it’s a completely different ball game. We’d meet up outside of their manor (trying not to sound too much like Danny Dyer here) and go in as one big solid mob, or two or three smaller but tighter groups. You’d have to. If we treated West Ham away the same as we did palace away we’d just get picked off.
Now what I’m saying is if Pompey didn’t run the risk of having it with Millwall when they went to Charlton then they’d probably treat it more as just a day out on the lash, like we treat palace away. that was my original point. And as I said , I know a couple of their lads, and having a chat once about the good/bad old days they even said as much.
Who gives a fuck pal.
This thread is just a chat about the old days and how it used to be for a few on here.0 -
As a 15 year old, how much do you really know about the old days?MillwallFan said:
As Taxi lad said, if you don’t give a fuck don’t read it. I don’t read 95% of the threads on CL.SoundAsa£ said:
This has now reached absurdity level 10.MillwallFan said:
Of course they took numbers wherever they went. They always have. But to go somewhere with a ‘solid mob’ as I called it is something different.Baldybonce said:
This is mf's original post that I called bollocks and I stand by that.MillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
@MillwallFan
Pompey took (and still do) a `solid mob' wherever they went. Your idea that they only went to us and palace in numbers is because they were scared of bumping into you is wrong.
an example being, when we’d go over to palace we’d take loads of lads. But most would just head over there in small groups and just go boozing in different pubs and different areas etc. Occasionally quite a few would end up in a certain pub and there would have been what looks like a mob in there but there was no real planning to it.
Now if we went over to somewhere like West Ham or Spurs it’s a completely different ball game. We’d meet up outside of their manor (trying not to sound too much like Danny Dyer here) and go in as one big solid mob, or two or three smaller but tighter groups. You’d have to. If we treated West Ham away the same as we did palace away we’d just get picked off.
Now what I’m saying is if Pompey didn’t run the risk of having it with Millwall when they went to Charlton then they’d probably treat it more as just a day out on the lash, like we treat palace away. that was my original point. And as I said , I know a couple of their lads, and having a chat once about the good/bad old days they even said as much.
Who gives a fuck pal.
This thread is just a chat about the old days and how it used to be for a few on here.7 - Sponsored links:
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you lost all credibility when you used the term 'their manor' to be fairMillwallFan said:
Good reply lolBaldybonce said:
It's so exciting i'm going to become a spanner.MillwallFan said:
Of course they took numbers wherever they went. They always have. But to go somewhere with a ‘solid mob’ as I called it is something different.Baldybonce said:
This is mf's original post that I called bollocks and I stand by that.MillwallFan said:
We had a huge rivalry with Pompey during the late 70’s, 80’s and early 90’s. Talking to a couple of their lads once they said they always had to take a solid mob to Charlton and palace because it was inevitable that Millwall would have a go at either Waterloo or along the line somewhere on route to the valley or selhurst Park. Their train once got attacked at Queens Road Peckham on the way to palace. Not something I’m glorying in, just explains why they turned up at yours mob handed. Nothing to do with respect for charlton, more to do with the rivalry with Millwall.Taxi_Lad said:
in the world of "Terrace Culture" the fact that Pompey respect little old Charlton is quite impressive In their pomp (excuse the pun), with the 657 crew, Pompey were a match for most !fog horn said:Pompey have always come to us in their numbers. They seem to respect us but it can be a little hostile down at their place.
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Pompey took (and still do) a `solid mob' wherever they went. Your idea that they only went to us and palace in numbers is because they were scared of bumping into you is wrong.
an example being, when we’d go over to palace we’d take loads of lads. But most would just head over there in small groups and just go boozing in different pubs and different areas etc. Occasionally quite a few would end up in a certain pub and there would have been what looks like a mob in there but there was no real planning to it.
Now if we went over to somewhere like West Ham or Spurs it’s a completely different ball game. We’d meet up outside of their manor (trying not to sound too much like Danny Dyer here) and go in as one big solid mob, or two or three smaller but tighter groups. You’d have to. If we treated West Ham away the same as we did palace away we’d just get picked off.
Now what I’m saying is if Pompey didn’t run the risk of having it with Millwall when they went to Charlton then they’d probably treat it more as just a day out on the lash, like we treat palace away. that was my original point. And as I said , I know a couple of their lads, and having a chat once about the good/bad old days they even said as much.1 -
To be fair to him, MF is only using the language that those involved would use/do use, i was heavily involved in that “culture” in the 80’s onwards, had many a running battle with Pompey over the years.
I get the analogy of treating some away games as a day out, rather than specifically looking for a tear up, but always being up for it if required, Southampton away, Nov 2001 was the original catalyst for maze hill the following April, only 20 or so lads travelled for a day on the beer, , but it was a pretty nasty fight in the pub beforehand and enroute to the stadium.
palarse away would attract 150-200 travelling in a mob together, for exactly the reasons MF mentioned.0 -
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Personally I would take mf's posts on the era and incidents more seriously if he'd been there instead quoting from hoolie books and what a couple of lads had told him.
Southampton.
Started way before 2001.Southampton away, I can't remember the year, late 70's? Night game. They managed to infiltrate our end, Chris Slattery copped it first then it was a real free for all. Always a bit of history between us from then.
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Mate, I’m not going to go in to my ‘era’ on here or what incidents I was involved in as I’d get absolutely slaughtered for it. But by circumstances I do know a couple of their lads and this came up in conversation a few years ago. They’ve got no reason to lie. As for that ‘hoolie book’, well it was written by Rob Silvester, I think he knows what he’s talking about when it comes to the 657.Baldybonce said:@DA9
Personally I would take mf's posts on the era and incidents more seriously if he'd been there instead quoting from hoolie books and what a couple of lads had told him.
Southampton.
Started way before 2001.Southampton away, I can't remember the year, late 70's? Night game. They managed to infiltrate our end, Chris Slattery copped it first then it was a real free for all. Always a bit of history between us from then.
But you believe what you want mate. If you want to believe that they held Charltons mob in such high regard you carry on0 -
Millwall reckon they're all that, but I've never heard of them stealing sandwiches from outside a bingo hall.
All talk, no sandwiches.5 -
Them Pompey fuckers! MF's local Pret a Manger better watch out... he's bound to want to top that, what'ya reckon lads, will it be a Chicken, Avacado and Basil or will the scamp go all out for Free Range Egg and Tomato on Peckham Rye?Uboat said:Millwall reckon they're all that, but I've never heard of them stealing sandwiches from outside a bingo hall.
All talk, no sandwiches.3 -
I don't understand this thread. Have Charlton ever had a "firm"? Not in my time of supporting them. The aforementioned Southampton encounters the only trouble I ever recall and I always thought we just sought out an equally soft opponent.1
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*checks in cupboard for popcorn*2
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Assuming your not joking, every club in the land does Drewman, so hardly a surprise.
We might not make the papers and the books regularly, but just like most clubs, there is a dark undercurrent here too.3
