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Ducktapeshoerepairs said:MillwallFan said:paulsturgess said:MillwallFan said:JoshrewCAFC said:MillwallFan said:jose said:The only drag is that having been on the receiving end of violence from Millwall fans in the past (the only other time was ironically Luton fans) I will avoid the train and seek a different journey to and from the Valley.
The attendance number isn’t an issue for me, the only issue is trying to get a point or three from the match.
So I can understand people's nervousness to travel on crowded routes.1 -
Chris_from_Sidcup said:MillwallFan said:RodneyCharltonTrotta said:Will this be the first game when two brothers have been on opposing sides for charlton e.g the mitchell brothers zach and billy likely to be in the match day squads?Said it earlier in the thread, best chance you’ve got of beating us in years. 😁👍🏻1
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Always hated the scum since I was a very young lad and had to endure bricks being chucked at me and a number of other people in red and white. These were fully grown adults throwing them at young and old.
For me they were scum, have always been scum and will always be scum, simples.14 -
MillwallFan said:Ducktapeshoerepairs said:MillwallFan said:paulsturgess said:MillwallFan said:JoshrewCAFC said:MillwallFan said:jose said:The only drag is that having been on the receiving end of violence from Millwall fans in the past (the only other time was ironically Luton fans) I will avoid the train and seek a different journey to and from the Valley.
The attendance number isn’t an issue for me, the only issue is trying to get a point or three from the match.
So I can understand people's nervousness to travel on crowded routes.
It did indeed end with a couple of Charlton fans going to prison but that's only half the story.
Before the game the pub was full of Charlton.
Millwall fan's we're in a pub a few hundred metres away.
After the game Charlton fans were held back by the police to allow Millwall fans to leave the ground.
About a dozen or so Millwall fans headed straight to the pub that they new Charlton fans had been using.
When Charlton fans arrived at the pub a short time later it all kicked off.
Millwall fans came a very poor 2nd.
This of course could and should have been avoided if the Millwall fans had returned to the pub they had been using earlier instead of heading to the Charlton pub to cause trouble.9 -
blackpool72 said:MillwallFan said:Ducktapeshoerepairs said:MillwallFan said:paulsturgess said:MillwallFan said:JoshrewCAFC said:MillwallFan said:jose said:The only drag is that having been on the receiving end of violence from Millwall fans in the past (the only other time was ironically Luton fans) I will avoid the train and seek a different journey to and from the Valley.
The attendance number isn’t an issue for me, the only issue is trying to get a point or three from the match.
So I can understand people's nervousness to travel on crowded routes.
It did indeed end with a couple of Charlton fans going to prison but that's only half the story.
Before the game the pub was full of Charlton.
Millwall fan's we're in a pub a few hundred metres away.
After the game Charlton fans were held back by the police to allow Millwall fans to leave the ground.
About a dozen or so Millwall fans headed straight to the pub that they new Charlton fans had been using.
When Charlton fans arrived at the pub a short time later it all kicked off.
Millwall fans came a very poor 2nd.
This of course could and should have been avoided if the Millwall fans had returned to the pub they had been using earlier instead of heading to the Charlton pub to cause trouble.0 -
blackpool72 said:MillwallFan said:Ducktapeshoerepairs said:MillwallFan said:paulsturgess said:MillwallFan said:JoshrewCAFC said:MillwallFan said:jose said:The only drag is that having been on the receiving end of violence from Millwall fans in the past (the only other time was ironically Luton fans) I will avoid the train and seek a different journey to and from the Valley.
The attendance number isn’t an issue for me, the only issue is trying to get a point or three from the match.
So I can understand people's nervousness to travel on crowded routes.
It did indeed end with a couple of Charlton fans going to prison but that's only half the story.
Before the game the pub was full of Charlton.
Millwall fan's we're in a pub a few hundred metres away.
After the game Charlton fans were held back by the police to allow Millwall fans to leave the ground.
About a dozen or so Millwall fans headed straight to the pub that they new Charlton fans had been using.
When Charlton fans arrived at the pub a short time later it all kicked off.
Millwall fans came a very poor 2nd.
This of course could and should have been avoided if the Millwall fans had returned to the pub they had been using earlier instead of heading to the Charlton pub to cause trouble.2 -
MillwallFan said:blackpool72 said:MillwallFan said:Ducktapeshoerepairs said:MillwallFan said:paulsturgess said:MillwallFan said:JoshrewCAFC said:MillwallFan said:jose said:The only drag is that having been on the receiving end of violence from Millwall fans in the past (the only other time was ironically Luton fans) I will avoid the train and seek a different journey to and from the Valley.
The attendance number isn’t an issue for me, the only issue is trying to get a point or three from the match.
So I can understand people's nervousness to travel on crowded routes.
It did indeed end with a couple of Charlton fans going to prison but that's only half the story.
Before the game the pub was full of Charlton.
Millwall fan's we're in a pub a few hundred metres away.
After the game Charlton fans were held back by the police to allow Millwall fans to leave the ground.
About a dozen or so Millwall fans headed straight to the pub that they new Charlton fans had been using.
When Charlton fans arrived at the pub a short time later it all kicked off.
Millwall fans came a very poor 2nd.
This of course could and should have been avoided if the Millwall fans had returned to the pub they had been using earlier instead of heading to the Charlton pub to cause trouble.
It’s like Charlton sometimes throw up hooliganism, but for Millwall it is always there.
Then again as Millwall fans regularly remind the world ‘they don’t care’, whereas I as a train spotting clowntown (what else do we get called? ‘Mongs’?) fan it does matter to me that some people like us. Especially because that’s the way to increase the numbers of supporters.1 -
Blackpool's record of events is correct - we were in that pub before the game and i walked past it after on my way to a party in a hotel on the way to waterloo - my wife has worked in the natwest at borough market for over 20 years now, including a lot of saturdays and could tell you a different story about your 'element' avoiding the area0
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DOUCHER said:Blackpool's record of events is correct - we were in that pub before the game and i walked past it after on my way to a party in a hotel on the way to waterloo - my wife has worked in the natwest at borough market for over 20 years now, including a lot of saturdays and could tell you a different story about your 'element' avoiding the area4
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MillwallFan said:gmantaxi said:MillwallFan said:TelMc32 said:PragueAddick said:@Weegie Addick @castrust would you proactively ask the club about the policing arrangements for after the game? Head them off at the pass before the final pre-match meeting of all the "relevant authorities"?
Got outside to find several hundred Charlton penned in by the police with the gates locked. Still 20 minutes to go, the cops had a chance to get most of the Charlton fans away, into London Bridge and probably back out on the way home before the game even finished. I put this to one of the cops whose response was that the decision to keep Charlton fans back had been taken the day before. No one on the ground was able to use common sense and deal with a situation of half the away fans trying to leave 20/25 mins before the end.
https://youtu.be/A6YMKy0hTWs?si=pKQa_m6VdWOi2iyYI don’t think the football is great from both sides to be honest.1 -
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MillwallFan said:DOUCHER said:Blackpool's record of events is correct - we were in that pub before the game and i walked past it after on my way to a party in a hotel on the way to waterloo - my wife has worked in the natwest at borough market for over 20 years now, including a lot of saturdays and could tell you a different story about your 'element' avoiding the area9
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Amuses me how Millwall forums thrive on the hard as f*ck, 'Wall', right wing stuff and are littered with stories glorifying historic skirmishes and worse.Yet whenever accused of bad behaviour from the outside, it either never happened or they are the innocent party, victims of an outrageously unjustified reputation and long-term media conspiracy.9
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cafc_se7 said:MillwallFan said:DOUCHER said:Blackpool's record of events is correct - we were in that pub before the game and i walked past it after on my way to a party in a hotel on the way to waterloo - my wife has worked in the natwest at borough market for over 20 years now, including a lot of saturdays and could tell you a different story about your 'element' avoiding the area0
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MillwallFan said:cafc_se7 said:MillwallFan said:DOUCHER said:Blackpool's record of events is correct - we were in that pub before the game and i walked past it after on my way to a party in a hotel on the way to waterloo - my wife has worked in the natwest at borough market for over 20 years now, including a lot of saturdays and could tell you a different story about your 'element' avoiding the area0
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MillwallFan said:DOUCHER said:Blackpool's record of events is correct - we were in that pub before the game and i walked past it after on my way to a party in a hotel on the way to waterloo - my wife has worked in the natwest at borough market for over 20 years now, including a lot of saturdays and could tell you a different story about your 'element' avoiding the area1
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gmantaxi said:MillwallFan said:gmantaxi said:MillwallFan said:TelMc32 said:PragueAddick said:@Weegie Addick @castrust would you proactively ask the club about the policing arrangements for after the game? Head them off at the pass before the final pre-match meeting of all the "relevant authorities"?
Got outside to find several hundred Charlton penned in by the police with the gates locked. Still 20 minutes to go, the cops had a chance to get most of the Charlton fans away, into London Bridge and probably back out on the way home before the game even finished. I put this to one of the cops whose response was that the decision to keep Charlton fans back had been taken the day before. No one on the ground was able to use common sense and deal with a situation of half the away fans trying to leave 20/25 mins before the end.
https://youtu.be/A6YMKy0hTWs?si=pKQa_m6VdWOi2iyYI don’t think the football is great from both sides to be honest.5 -
There's 40k+ scumbags on a terrorist watchlist who no doubt would love to harm/ kill us and our families. Why football fans are still fighting each other when that exists is beyond me.
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dickad1 said:Amuses me how Millwall forums thrive on the hard as f*ck, 'Wall', right wing stuff and are littered with stories glorifying historic skirmishes and worse.Yet whenever accused of bad behaviour from the outside, it either never happened or they are the innocent party, victims of an outrageously unjustified reputation and long-term media conspiracy.Bless 'em - they are just misunderstood.
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bobmunro said:dickad1 said:Amuses me how Millwall forums thrive on the hard as f*ck, 'Wall', right wing stuff and are littered with stories glorifying historic skirmishes and worse.Yet whenever accused of bad behaviour from the outside, it either never happened or they are the innocent party, victims of an outrageously unjustified reputation and long-term media conspiracy.Bless 'em - they are just misunderstood.0
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RodneyCharltonTrotta said:There's 40k+ scumbags on a terrorist watchlist who no doubt would love to harm/ kill us and our families. Why football fans are still fighting each other when that exists is beyond me.5
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I remember being at the Wigan v Millwall FA cup game at wembley 12/13 years ago.
The Millwall crowd became a brawl while the match was playing. They were all fighting each other and it was strange to witness.
There were probably a lot of genuine fans who just wanted to watch the game but scumbags decided to insist on ruining it.5 -
MillwallFan said:bobmunro said:dickad1 said:Amuses me how Millwall forums thrive on the hard as f*ck, 'Wall', right wing stuff and are littered with stories glorifying historic skirmishes and worse.Yet whenever accused of bad behaviour from the outside, it either never happened or they are the innocent party, victims of an outrageously unjustified reputation and long-term media conspiracy.Bless 'em - they are just misunderstood.7
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RodneyCharltonTrotta said:There's 40k+ scumbags on a terrorist watchlist who no doubt would love to harm/ kill us and our families. Why football fans are still fighting each other when that exists is beyond me.The late 19c psychologist, Gustave Le Bon (no relation to Simon!), nailed it in his book The Crowd. He called it deindividuation, 'a psychological phenomenon where people lose their sense of personal identity and self-awareness when in a group, leading to a reduced sense of responsibility and inhibitions against unusual, antisocial, or even violent behavior'.I've seen normally mild-mannered 'wouldn't say boo to a goose' individuals all of a sudden spitting venom when in a crowd of venom spitters. Twas ever thus.5
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bobmunro said:RodneyCharltonTrotta said:There's 40k+ scumbags on a terrorist watchlist who no doubt would love to harm/ kill us and our families. Why football fans are still fighting each other when that exists is beyond me.The late 19c psychologist, Gustave Le Bon (no relation to Simon!), nailed it in his book The Crowd. He called it deindividuation, 'a psychological phenomenon where people lose their sense of personal identity and self-awareness when in a group, leading to a reduced sense of responsibility and inhibitions against unusual, antisocial, or even violent behavior'.I've seen normally mild-mannered 'wouldn't say boo to a goose' individuals all of a sudden spitting venom when in a crowd of venom spitters. Twas ever thus.3
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RodneyCharltonTrotta said:There's 40k+ scumbags on a terrorist watchlist who no doubt would love to harm/ kill us and our families. Why football fans are still fighting each other when that exists is beyond me.1
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Dave2l said:I remember being at the Wigan v Millwall FA cup game at wembley 12/13 years ago.
The Millwall crowd became a brawl while the match was playing. They were all fighting each other and it was strange to witness.
There were probably a lot of genuine fans who just wanted to watch the game but scumbags decided to insist on ruining it.0 -
dickad1 said:Amuses me how Millwall forums thrive on the hard as f*ck, 'Wall', right wing stuff and are littered with stories glorifying historic skirmishes and worse.Yet whenever accused of bad behaviour from the outside, it either never happened or they are the innocent party, victims of an outrageously unjustified reputation and long-term media conspiracy.0
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MillwallFan said:DOUCHER said:Blackpool's record of events is correct - we were in that pub before the game and i walked past it after on my way to a party in a hotel on the way to waterloo - my wife has worked in the natwest at borough market for over 20 years now, including a lot of saturdays and could tell you a different story about your 'element' avoiding the area2
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MillwallFan said:DOUCHER said:Blackpool's record of events is correct - we were in that pub before the game and i walked past it after on my way to a party in a hotel on the way to waterloo - my wife has worked in the natwest at borough market for over 20 years now, including a lot of saturdays and could tell you a different story about your 'element' avoiding the area
I'd suggest what you are saying is total rubbish.1 -
ElfsborgAddick said:MillwallFan said:DOUCHER said:Blackpool's record of events is correct - we were in that pub before the game and i walked past it after on my way to a party in a hotel on the way to waterloo - my wife has worked in the natwest at borough market for over 20 years now, including a lot of saturdays and could tell you a different story about your 'element' avoiding the area
I'd suggest what you are saying is total rubbish.1