Millwall Away Tickets

Upper tier of the stand that is on your left as you look out at the pitch from the away end. Well that's where all their pubeless, hard nut wannabe fans are.

ChiAddick said:

Upper tier of the stand that is on your left as you look out at the pitch from the away end. Well that's where all their pubeless, hard nut wannabe fans are.

That'll do me - I'm always up for a laugh!

blackpool72 said:

ChiAddick said:

Upper tier of the stand that is on your left as you look out at the pitch from the away end. Well that's where all their pubeless, hard nut wannabe fans are.

Yep.
You are correct 
2 thousand bellends 
4.5 thousand teeth. 
Combined IQ of a wombat. 

That's not a very nice thing to say - to wombats.

£29 a bargain when it’s includes an additional 45 minutes locked in the car park waiting to leave. 

When I had to go into the event area at the New Den to organise an Office event, I understood what a vampire feels like trying to go into a church. With their tacky logo on the carpets I new I had to find somewhere better for the event. Which was thankfully very easy.

se9addick said:

I thought the sales phases would have been announced by now 

The general sale went swimmingly without arguments.

This sale will end in many tears.

follett said:

Anyone know how many tickets are available to buy per person?

2

MillwallFan said:

What’s the big deal about them being 29 quid? That can’t be far off the going rate for championship football, cat A game? I just bought mine,  east lower, 29 quid 

Only there to see the Charlton...😉

Addickted said:

bobmunro said:

Hartleypete said:

Got our 8 in home end no problem.

Any idea which block the real hardcore, knuckle dragging, toothless, flat-cap wearing brigade hang out? Might look to get some tickets there. 

Male or female ones?

That just reminded me of when my dad and I turned up for a night game against them once years ago, early 80s I guess. We had seats in the old jubilee club at the valley with the leather cinema seats out of the Woolwich Odeon and in a prime position at the front and by the stairs (so we could get to and from the bar quickly). Got there just before kick off and our seats were taken by Millwall fans (no segregation in those days). I tapped the bovver boots of the youth sitting in my seat with my foot and said ‘you’re in our seats, move’. The youth and half a dozen other along the row instantly looked like they were a little bit shocked and aggrieved at this, but then felt better of it and slowly got up in unison and sat elsewhere. It was only after they moved I realised the one I’d kicked was a female with cropped hair - that wasn’t as common as it later became, obviously attracting trend setters down at the Den in those days. Tbh, i was a bit embarrassed when I realised it was a girl.

Big_Bad_World said:

Uboat said:

Hi I'm Big Bad World 
I'm really relaxed about Millwall getting slagged off and it's just a coincidence that I'm forever popping up on another team's forum whenever we get mentioned. 
I'll hide my sensitivity behind a superior tone and generous use of emojis 

Hi Uboat, you seem rather bothered and put out that I don't bite when poor banter is thrown my way. You don't seem to get that it's par for the course for me/us. So much so that, yes, I am unfazed by it all and choose to have a laugh with it rather than getting all upset like you have.

Wipe away those tears, lock up that anger and stop taking life so seriously.

Your sensitivity is your weakness, and you've put it out there for everyone to see by trying to mirror it on to me.

Lastly, I don't just pop up when we get mentioned. I'm here more than that, and I'm okay with it. You, on the other hand, outwardly project that it's an issue. The real question is, who is it an issue for? I think you've done a splendid job of taking the spotlight on this one

Now that I've wiped away all those tears and calmed down from my furious rage I'll just suggest to you that trying to adopt a superior tone the entire time just comes across as over-compensating for your obvious inferiority complex. Try to relax and be yourself and you'll have a better experience. 

Big_Bad_World said:

Uboat said:

Big_Bad_World said:

Uboat said:

Hi I'm Big Bad World 
I'm really relaxed about Millwall getting slagged off and it's just a coincidence that I'm forever popping up on another team's forum whenever we get mentioned. 
I'll hide my sensitivity behind a superior tone and generous use of emojis 

Hi Uboat, you seem rather bothered and put out that I don't bite when poor banter is thrown my way. You don't seem to get that it's par for the course for me/us. So much so that, yes, I am unfazed by it all and choose to have a laugh with it rather than getting all upset like you have.

Wipe away those tears, lock up that anger and stop taking life so seriously.

Your sensitivity is your weakness, and you've put it out there for everyone to see by trying to mirror it on to me.

Lastly, I don't just pop up when we get mentioned. I'm here more than that, and I'm okay with it. You, on the other hand, outwardly project that it's an issue. The real question is, who is it an issue for? I think you've done a splendid job of taking the spotlight on this one

Now that I've wiped away all those tears and calmed down from my furious rage I'll just suggest to you that trying to adopt a superior tone the entire time just comes across as over-compensating for your obvious inferiority complex. Try to relax and be yourself and you'll have a better experience. 

Christ, I didn't even get to sit on your couch for that one.

Your concern, although misguided, is appreciated.

I now understand that you can't comprehend someone rolling with the punches that banter between fans brings. Over my many years of experience I've found that the best way to deal with banter (and your musings) is to banter back and not look for things that will just make you angry, upset and liable to respond in an angry and compulsive manner. Not everyone is fortunate to find that zen in their lives so I get that its alien to you. It's not your fault.

Good effort until the last two sentences where you just couldn't stop yourself. 
Oh well. Baby steps.

Big_Bad_World said:

Uboat said:

Big_Bad_World said:

Uboat said:

Big_Bad_World said:

Uboat said:

Hi I'm Big Bad World 
I'm really relaxed about Millwall getting slagged off and it's just a coincidence that I'm forever popping up on another team's forum whenever we get mentioned. 
I'll hide my sensitivity behind a superior tone and generous use of emojis 

Hi Uboat, you seem rather bothered and put out that I don't bite when poor banter is thrown my way. You don't seem to get that it's par for the course for me/us. So much so that, yes, I am unfazed by it all and choose to have a laugh with it rather than getting all upset like you have.

Wipe away those tears, lock up that anger and stop taking life so seriously.

Your sensitivity is your weakness, and you've put it out there for everyone to see by trying to mirror it on to me.

Lastly, I don't just pop up when we get mentioned. I'm here more than that, and I'm okay with it. You, on the other hand, outwardly project that it's an issue. The real question is, who is it an issue for? I think you've done a splendid job of taking the spotlight on this one

Now that I've wiped away all those tears and calmed down from my furious rage I'll just suggest to you that trying to adopt a superior tone the entire time just comes across as over-compensating for your obvious inferiority complex. Try to relax and be yourself and you'll have a better experience. 

Christ, I didn't even get to sit on your couch for that one.

Your concern, although misguided, is appreciated.

I now understand that you can't comprehend someone rolling with the punches that banter between fans brings. Over my many years of experience I've found that the best way to deal with banter (and your musings) is to banter back and not look for things that will just make you angry, upset and liable to respond in an angry and compulsive manner. Not everyone is fortunate to find that zen in their lives so I get that its alien to you. It's not your fault.

Good effort until the last two sentences where you just couldn't stop yourself. 
Oh well. Baby steps.

Thanks for the review. I'll continue on my path to betterment. If you could stick around to guide me through the troubling times then that would be just great.

It can only be a good thing to have a mentor like yourself. My ears are always open.

Yeah, that's great. I feel like we've got to the end of this little back and forth now. 

Big_Bad_World said:

Uboat said:

Big_Bad_World said:

Uboat said:

Big_Bad_World said:

Uboat said:

Big_Bad_World said:

Uboat said:

Hi I'm Big Bad World 
I'm really relaxed about Millwall getting slagged off and it's just a coincidence that I'm forever popping up on another team's forum whenever we get mentioned. 
I'll hide my sensitivity behind a superior tone and generous use of emojis 

Hi Uboat, you seem rather bothered and put out that I don't bite when poor banter is thrown my way. You don't seem to get that it's par for the course for me/us. So much so that, yes, I am unfazed by it all and choose to have a laugh with it rather than getting all upset like you have.

Wipe away those tears, lock up that anger and stop taking life so seriously.

Your sensitivity is your weakness, and you've put it out there for everyone to see by trying to mirror it on to me.

Lastly, I don't just pop up when we get mentioned. I'm here more than that, and I'm okay with it. You, on the other hand, outwardly project that it's an issue. The real question is, who is it an issue for? I think you've done a splendid job of taking the spotlight on this one

Now that I've wiped away all those tears and calmed down from my furious rage I'll just suggest to you that trying to adopt a superior tone the entire time just comes across as over-compensating for your obvious inferiority complex. Try to relax and be yourself and you'll have a better experience. 

Christ, I didn't even get to sit on your couch for that one.

Your concern, although misguided, is appreciated.

I now understand that you can't comprehend someone rolling with the punches that banter between fans brings. Over my many years of experience I've found that the best way to deal with banter (and your musings) is to banter back and not look for things that will just make you angry, upset and liable to respond in an angry and compulsive manner. Not everyone is fortunate to find that zen in their lives so I get that its alien to you. It's not your fault.

Good effort until the last two sentences where you just couldn't stop yourself. 
Oh well. Baby steps.

Thanks for the review. I'll continue on my path to betterment. If you could stick around to guide me through the troubling times then that would be just great.

It can only be a good thing to have a mentor like yourself. My ears are always open.

Yeah, that's great. I feel like we've got to the end of this little back and forth now. 

Absolutely. I'm sure we can both agree that were better for it, in some weird way.

If by some miracle we ever meet I'll happily buy you a Cinzano and lemonade.

That would be a lovely gesture. 

Big_Bad_World said:

blackpool72 said:

MillwallFan said:

DOUCHER said:

Big_Bad_World said:

DOUCHER said:

Big_Bad_World said:

DOUCHER said:

Big_Bad_World said:

FWIW ours went on sale on Monday so am surprised that at least an initial allocation hasn't yet been made.

As some have mentioned, we're probably really scared so are taking our time in thinking things over.

probably planning to give us a section down the side as well

Is that some of your infallible insider info?

heard we're getting the upper tier of all stands and your getting the lower

I'll square with you. After all the flannel about boycotting, and the not a penny more brigade, I'm surprised there's so much interest.

I thought principles and personal policies would have trumped results. Seems most fans are fickle and you shouldn't take many people's words as being representative of their strength of character.

As an aside, can you get me a ticket?

I’m afraid millwalls hope that our decline was terminal has been unfounded - admittedly there have been a fair few drama queens on here that thought the same - if you clear your tourists, day trippers and manbag and flip flop brigade out, you could keep the home end for yourselves and just give us the other 3 stands 

Tourists and day trippers? They made up most of your crowd during your prem years. Now they’ve gone you’re back to being an average sized club at best. Not that we care how big outsiders perceive our club to be (we actually prefer being the underdog ), you lot seem obsessed with it. strange. 

I think a millwall fan who continues to post on a Charlton site is the one who is obsessed. 

I'm obsessed by your massiveness. I defy anyone to not be in absolute awe at just what a giant of a football club you are. That alone makes it all the more surprising that the main man and football insider extraordinaire, Doucher, chose to point out what a failure of a club we are considering our record against the footballing behemoth that is CAFC.

We know our place in the footballing pyramid, don't worry about that

No identity crisis at Charlton bbw - our natural home is the championship, yours is league 1

MillwallFan said:

letthegoodtimesroll said:

Addickted said:

bobmunro said:

Hartleypete said:

Got our 8 in home end no problem.

Any idea which block the real hardcore, knuckle dragging, toothless, flat-cap wearing brigade hang out? Might look to get some tickets there. 

Male or female ones?

That just reminded me of when my dad and I turned up for a night game against them once years ago, early 80s I guess. We had seats in the old jubilee club at the valley with the leather cinema seats out of the Woolwich Odeon and in a prime position at the front and by the stairs (so we could get to and from the bar quickly). Got there just before kick off and our seats were taken by Millwall fans (no segregation in those days). I tapped the bovver boots of the youth sitting in my seat with my foot and said ‘you’re in our seats, move’. The youth and half a dozen other along the row instantly looked like they were a little bit shocked and aggrieved at this, but then felt better of it and slowly got up in unison and sat elsewhere. It was only after they moved I realised the one I’d kicked was a female with cropped hair - that wasn’t as common as it later became, obviously attracting trend setters down at the Den in those days. Tbh, i was a bit embarrassed when I realised it was a girl.

I was glad my Dad didn’t realise at the time  it was girl, he would have given me loads of grief about it and probably would have wanted me to apologise. She may even still goes to your games. Any down there these days that look like they might have been a shaven head minger in bovver boots that looked like a bloke in their younger days ?