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Wall want 34,000
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Should be an automatic 24 hour ban for posting that topic title.10
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“Wall”! Turn it in.2
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foresthillred said:
How is your company the biggest bookmaker in the world with maths like that Bob?bobmunro said:JohnnyJoeyDeeDee said:
Surely tourists can see Neanderthals at the Natural History Museum?Valley11 said:Yes, but not live ones.I'm surprised Millwall don't get 18,000 every game - 12,000 flat cap wearing neanderthals and 8,000 anthropologists.
Thankfully I'm not a trader!
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They'll need to drastically improve their image if they want that many fans attending every week - Imagine most Football fans still regard them as one of the worst clubs in terms of hooliganism which'll put them off0
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You seem a lot calmer after our little chat. That pleases me.Uboat said:Seems like a strange idea.
Apologies to Big Bad World if that's too angry.
34,000? I can only assume that will be to accommodate the happy clappy premier league fans, very much like all of those you attracted during your stint up there, that have subsequently departed for pastures other, that we will undoubtedly attract.
It'll be for other stuff as well.
Maybe to accommodate a massively loaded club like yourselves when ESI turn out to not really have a pot to piss in and Roland returns to sell the land.1 -
Serious question BBW why do you post on a Charlton forum.Big_Bad_World said:
You seem a lot calmer after our little chat. That pleases me.Uboat said:Seems like a strange idea.
Apologies to Big Bad World if that's too angry.
34,000? I can only assume that will be to accommodate the happy clappy premier league fans, very much like all of those you attracted during your stint up there, thatv have subsequently departed for pastures other, that we will undoubtedly attract.
It'll be for other stuff as well.
Maybe to accommodate a massively loaded club like yourselves when ESI turn out to not really have a lot to piss in and Roland returns to sell the land.
I and probably nearly all Charlton fans would never concider posting on a millwall one.3 -
I like the unrivalled and balanced discussions, sense of societal cohesion amongst everyone and general bants that everyone partakes in without getting shirty or sh*ttyblackpool72 said:
Serious question BBW why do you post on a Charlton forum.Big_Bad_World said:
You seem a lot calmer after our little chat. That pleases me.Uboat said:Seems like a strange idea.
Apologies to Big Bad World if that's too angry.
34,000? I can only assume that will be to accommodate the happy clappy premier league fans, very much like all of those you attracted during your stint up there, thatv have subsequently departed for pastures other, that we will undoubtedly attract.
It'll be for other stuff as well.
Maybe to accommodate a massively loaded club like yourselves when ESI turn out to not really have a lot to piss in and Roland returns to sell the land.
I and probably nearly all Charlton fans would never concider posting on a millwall one.
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6:19am on a Friday no less ...blackpool72 said:
Serious question BBW why do you post on a Charlton forum.Big_Bad_World said:
You seem a lot calmer after our little chat. That pleases me.Uboat said:Seems like a strange idea.
Apologies to Big Bad World if that's too angry.
34,000? I can only assume that will be to accommodate the happy clappy premier league fans, very much like all of those you attracted during your stint up there, thatv have subsequently departed for pastures other, that we will undoubtedly attract.
It'll be for other stuff as well.
Maybe to accommodate a massively loaded club like yourselves when ESI turn out to not really have a lot to piss in and Roland returns to sell the land.
I and probably nearly all Charlton fans would never concider posting on a millwall one.2 -
ExactlyJ BLOCK said:
6:19am on a Friday no less ...blackpool72 said:
Serious question BBW why do you post on a Charlton forum.Big_Bad_World said:
You seem a lot calmer after our little chat. That pleases me.Uboat said:Seems like a strange idea.
Apologies to Big Bad World if that's too angry.
34,000? I can only assume that will be to accommodate the happy clappy premier league fans, very much like all of those you attracted during your stint up there, thatv have subsequently departed for pastures other, that we will undoubtedly attract.
It'll be for other stuff as well.
Maybe to accommodate a massively loaded club like yourselves when ESI turn out to not really have a lot to piss in and Roland returns to sell the land.
I and probably nearly all Charlton fans would never concider posting on a millwall one.0 -
It's great living in a free country, isn't it? You sound like you wish we didn't live in a free country.J BLOCK said:
6:19am on a Friday no less ...blackpool72 said:
Serious question BBW why do you post on a Charlton forum.Big_Bad_World said:
You seem a lot calmer after our little chat. That pleases me.Uboat said:Seems like a strange idea.
Apologies to Big Bad World if that's too angry.
34,000? I can only assume that will be to accommodate the happy clappy premier league fans, very much like all of those you attracted during your stint up there, thatv have subsequently departed for pastures other, that we will undoubtedly attract.
It'll be for other stuff as well.
Maybe to accommodate a massively loaded club like yourselves when ESI turn out to not really have a lot to piss in and Roland returns to sell the land.
I and probably nearly all Charlton fans would never concider posting on a millwall one.
Maybe try America for that.0 -
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Change the title of the thread ffs, I can't keep my Crunchy Nut Corn Flakes down.1
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This requires a full investigation.Chizz said:
Who's "we"?Valley27000 said:Now, I am not saying we go down that route... Charlton have the ability to attract far more non-Charlton fans to games than we do non-Millwall fans to ours. It has always been the way. In fact it is the big difference bewteen the clubs, as I would argue our hardcore support is actually more robust than theirs, but they can rely on more floating fans.
However, surely the club could explore ideas such as making mid-week games a bit more affordable. I went both Sunday and last night and it cost me top price both times, when I could have watched it at home for a £10 each time.What they say about us lol.5 -
Thought the New Den (Is it still called that?) looked very tired on tv the other night.
Wishy washy blue and faded yellow seats. The pitch threadbare from a bygone era. A blot on the landscape, when viewed from the train. The stadium so functional, but toolbox it is, in all but name.
(I didn't intend to write a poem here it's just the way it came out)
Anyway time for a New New Den I think.
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And one person who can't add up.bobmunro said:JohnnyJoeyDeeDee said:
Surely tourists can see Neanderthals at the Natural History Museum?Valley11 said:Yes, but not live ones.I'm surprised Millwall don't get 18,000 every game - 12,000 flat cap wearing neanderthals and 8,000 anthropologists.0 -
I love the bit in that article where they say that they want the stadium to reflect the surroundings and history of Millwall! Presumably a permanently empty trophy room is planned.4
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Bizarre really, as they'd only get remotely close to selling out for big cup games and a play off semi final. And that would only be if the away side brought 5-6k fans, but the police rarely want to give away fans more than 2200 tickets in an upper tier.
A side that averages 13k for league games definitely doesn't need a 34k stadium.0 -
That’s a lot of knuckle skin left over after each match, I mean, who’s gonna clear it up?0
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Harsh... they'll have the "But we played two games in the UEFA Cup" trophyMametz said:I love the bit in that article where they say that they want the stadium to reflect the surroundings and history of Millwall! Presumably a permanently empty trophy room is planned.1 -
True, but the seats have hardly been used so must be years of future use left in themRaith_C_Chattonell said:Thought the New Den (Is it still called that?) looked very tired on tv the other night.
Wishy washy blue and faded yellow seats. The pitch threadbare from a bygone era. A blot on the landscape, when viewed from the train. The stadium so functional, but toolbox it is, in all but name.
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So they are planning to build a shit hole. I suspect that they will succeed and win awards from the art world.Mametz said:I love the bit in that article where they say that they want the stadium to reflect the surroundings and history of Millwall! Presumably a permanently empty trophy room is planned.
Crowd barriers made of old tyres, floodlights on top of designer Perspex cylinders containing rubbish with electric fans intermittently blowing it up skywards and then allowing it to float majestically down again. Abandoned cars jacked up on rocks used as planters in the car park, cabbages and stinging nettles imaginatively growing through the smashed windows to represent sustainability and being hard. Hidden sprays cascading a perfume of dirt, bad breath and sweat with each spin of the turnstile.
Reception beautifully picked out in stone cladding against the backdrop of graffiti.
WELKOME TO MILLLLLLL beautifully hand painted (and nearly finished) in best blue gloss paint above.
A cracked glass door nonchalantly hanging from one hinge welcoming one and all, with a beer sticky Lino enticing you to stay. A little puddle of urine in one corner and a smear of blood down the woodchip papered wall.
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Proper football.Redrobo said:
So they are planning to build a shit hole. I suspect that they will succeed and win awards from the art world.Mametz said:I love the bit in that article where they say that they want the stadium to reflect the surroundings and history of Millwall! Presumably a permanently empty trophy room is planned.
Crowd barriers made of old tyres, floodlights on top of designer Perspex cylinders containing rubbish with electric fans intermittently blowing it up skywards and then allowing it to float majestically down again. Abandoned cars jacked up on rocks used as planters in the car park, cabbages and stinging nettles imaginatively growing through the smashed windows to represent sustainability and being hard. Hidden sprays cascading a perfume of dirt, bad breath and sweat with each spin of the turnstile.
Reception beautifully picked out in stone cladding against the backdrop of graffiti.
WELKOME TO MILLLLLLL beautifully hand painted (and nearly finished) in best blue gloss paint above.
A cracked glass door nonchalantly hanging from one hinge welcoming one and all, with a beer sticky Lino enticing you to stay. A little puddle of urine in one corner and a smear of blood down the woodchip papered wall.2 -
Taking my Millwall hating opinions to one side, it does make sense.
Building a 20k stadium wont save much cash compared to a 35k stadium and it's better to have the spare capacity for the odd big game (yes, us!).
I think the real reason they want to build a new stadium is to make more money from the corporate side. It is close to central london and c an be used for other events too.
The ground was shit when they first built it. I know I am biased, but it was very bland and felt cheap when new.
They do need to do something to capitalise on the corporate side.
As do we to be honest.2 -
It is strange how often the revamped Valley has had gates of well over 20k, and well over the capacity of the New Den for many many non premiership matches.
When the casual gossip is we only filled the ground with prem glory hunters.
Hmmmn
I think the new Millwall stadium should be huge, bigger than Wembley even, but I don't think there has ever been one match where the New Den has sold out.1 -
SE10Addick said:Taking my Millwall hating opinions to one side, it does make sense.
Building a 20k stadium wont save much cash compared to a 35k stadium and it's better to have the spare capacity for the odd big game (yes, us!).
I think the real reason they want to build a new stadium is to make more money from the corporate side. It is close to central london and c an be used for other events too.
The ground was shit when they first built it. I know I am biased, but it was very bland and felt cheap when new.
They do need to do something to capitalise on the corporate side.
As do we to be honest.
Stop with your sense talking. You must be disparaging and hyperbolic in your musings, much like the mentalist that followed your well thought out post.0 -
you're still baby eating knuckle draggers...Big_Bad_World said:SE10Addick said:Taking my Millwall hating opinions to one side, it does make sense.
Building a 20k stadium wont save much cash compared to a 35k stadium and it's better to have the spare capacity for the odd big game (yes, us!).
I think the real reason they want to build a new stadium is to make more money from the corporate side. It is close to central london and c an be used for other events too.
The ground was shit when they first built it. I know I am biased, but it was very bland and felt cheap when new.
They do need to do something to capitalise on the corporate side.
As do we to be honest.
Stop with your sense talking. You must be disparaging and hyperbolic in your musings, much like the mentalist that followed your well thought out post.1 -
SE10Addick said:
you're still baby eating knuckle draggers...Big_Bad_World said:SE10Addick said:Taking my Millwall hating opinions to one side, it does make sense.
Building a 20k stadium wont save much cash compared to a 35k stadium and it's better to have the spare capacity for the odd big game (yes, us!).
I think the real reason they want to build a new stadium is to make more money from the corporate side. It is close to central london and c an be used for other events too.
The ground was shit when they first built it. I know I am biased, but it was very bland and felt cheap when new.
They do need to do something to capitalise on the corporate side.
As do we to be honest.
Stop with your sense talking. You must be disparaging and hyperbolic in your musings, much like the mentalist that followed your well thought out post.
Guilty as charged, your honour. It's a fair cop.1 -
How has this thread gone two pages without that title being changed?0
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Flat cap convention?SE10Addick said:Taking my Millwall hating opinions to one side, it does make sense.
Building a 20k stadium wont save much cash compared to a 35k stadium and it's better to have the spare capacity for the odd big game (yes, us!).
I think the real reason they want to build a new stadium is to make more money from the corporate side. It is close to central london and c an be used for other events too.
The ground was shit when they first built it. I know I am biased, but it was very bland and felt cheap when new.
They do need to do something to capitalise on the corporate side.
As do we to be honest.
Stone Island convention?
Fighting amongst yourselves at Wembley annual jolly boys outing?2 -
cafctom said:How has this thread gone two pages without that title being changed?
Tom, it's been sunk. What more do you want? The post police are out in force today.0
