Seriously, how THICK are West Ham and Millwall fans?

[Safeway]

Racially abusing EACH OTHER'S players.

BBC SPORT | Football | Millwall and Hammers slam racism

Got to love the quote from Carlton Cole, though. "I know I'm not a monkey".

 

[The Grockle]

Racially abusing EACH OTHER'S players.

BBC SPORT | Football | Millwall and Hammers slam racism

Got to love the quote from Carlton Cole, though. "I know I'm not a monkey".

The rugby tackling steward in that video is a fooking hero...crunch.

 

[gruntage]

"i have the strength of a gorilla, but i am not a monkey" Brilliant. perfect comeback imo.

I hope they ban the bastards spouting this stuff.

 

[User removed 4]

"i have the strength of a gorilla, but i am not a monkey" Brilliant. perfect comeback imo.

I hope they ban the bastards spouting this stuff.

Perhaps there should be a double ban to include the treacherous gutless wankstains like yourself who spout backstabbing drivel against our servicemen in afghanistan whilst at albion matches?

 

[Simster]

Perhaps there should be a double ban to include the treacherous gutless wankstains like yourself who spout backstabbing drivel against our servicemen in afghanistan whilst at albion matches?

Oh FFS. Can you comment on ANYTHING without it descending into your usual tirade against anything you perceive as anti-British?

This thread is about RACISM, not NATIONALISM for fucks sake!

 

[Gritt23]

Well, as for how THICK they are, I heard one West Sham fan on the radio yesterday, and in response to the suggestion that West Sham may get thrown out of teh Carling Cup as a punishment he said,

"Well, they might, but should throw Millwall out as well."

 

[Wozza]

Well, as for how THICK they are, I heard one West Sham fan on the radio yesterday, and in response to the suggestion that West Sham may get thrown out of teh Carling Cup as a punishment he said,

"Well, they might, but should throw Millwall out as well."

 

[CHAPPERS]

Even Tony 'Thick as two short ones' Cottee couldn't believe that some meatheaded PRICK has taken his daughter on the pitch, he was aghast!

 

[Arthur]

Even Tony 'Thick as two short ones' Cottee couldn't believe that some meatheaded PRICK has taken his daughter on the pitch, he was aghast!

Why? They were celebrating a goal. Plenty of kids on the pitch after the Stockport game last season I seem to recall.

 

[Easy 10]

Why? They were celebrating a goal. Plenty of kids on the pitch after the Stockport game I seem to recall.

I feel that word needed emphasising.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Even Tony 'Thick as two short ones' Cottee couldn't believe that some meatheaded PRICK has taken his daughter on the pitch, he was aghast!

That SSN panel yesterday was like something from a dumbed down version of The Muppet Show - Cottee, Paul Merson, Charlie Nicholas and the other ex-footballer whose name escapes me. Talk about a complete bunch of inarticulate thickos who would add absolutely nothing of any interest to any discussion. Someone at SKY earns a fortune selecting these 'pundits' It absolutely beggars belief.

 

[Arthur]

I feel that word needed emphasising.

Ok dippy, plenty of kids were on the pitch when Wendy Wilkins bent one in the top corner against Ipswich in 91.

 

[Cheeky Monkey]

Ok dippy, plenty of kids were on the pitch when Wendy Wilkins bent one in the top corner against Ipswich in 91.

Too frickin' right - we were heading to the Play Offs and it was right at the end of the match. You're missing the point surely - Wet Sham was about mindless thuggery, ours was about pure celebration and ITFC were very complimentary about us after the match.

 

[CHAPPERS]

Even Tony 'Thick as two short ones' Cottee couldn't believe that some meatheaded PRICK has taken his daughter on the pitch, he was aghast!

Times have changed innit. You can't behaving pitch invasions like that anymore.

 

[crasher]

Perhaps there should be a double ban to include the treacherous gutless wankstains like yourself who spout backstabbing drivel against our servicemen in afghanistan whilst at albion matches?

Don't you believe in free speech then Bushy?

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Millwall fans on the way to the game

http://dubbo.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/05/apes.jpg

 

[Easy 10]

Ok dippy, plenty of kids were on the pitch when Wendy Wilkins bent one in the top corner against Ipswich in 91.

Hmmm. Lets see.
A home game against Ipswich, completely meaningless end-of-season game for the opposition, in front of a handful of harmless travelling fans with no reputation, who we have no rivalry whatsoever with.

vs

A home game against Millwall in a knockout competition, a couple of thousand rival fans containing a good few neanderthals there spoiling for a fight, long and bitter hatred between both sets of supporters, Category C match for the police, trouble kicking off before and during the game...

Now which of these two matches would YOU think was a bit safer if kids ran onto the pitch.
Ummmm...answers on a postcard to Dear Points Of View.

 

[The Spanish]

Too frickin' right - we were heading to the Play Offs and it was right at the end of the match. You're missing the point surely - Wet Sham was about mindless thuggery, ours was about pure celebration and ITFC were very complimentary about us after the match.

no it wasnt - the west ham on the pitch were about celebrating goals. plenty here seem not to get that amidst all the football factory stuff both sides seriously want to beat each other on the pitch too. Very few of the west ham fans offered any millwall out from the pitch, they were mostly celebrating goals. pretty much no one on the pitch was a 'lad', just pissed up shirts pleased about goals.

woods and trees.

 

[Arthur]

Too frickin' right - we were heading to the Play Offs and it was right at the end of the match. You're missing the point surely - Wet Sham was about mindless thuggery, ours was about pure celebration and ITFC were very complimentary about us after the match.

Mindless thuggery??

Didn't look like that to me. Looked like people delighted about scoring against their bitter rivals and celebrating a goal from where I was sitting.

 

[Taybha]