Violence at West Ham V Millwall

[Ninja Elephant]

Do you really want fluffy coaches and prawn sandwiches on arrival at game? We go away from home be it Millwall or Canvey Island ( FA CUP ) expecting the worse, come back with a win and top lip intact and its a good day out.

There's a difference between rivalry, banter and stick. With Millwall you're talking absolute RETARDS who are violent, they're not bantering, they're violent. It's not worth taking the risk of going there, unless you fancy a bit of rough and tumble. If you do, I hope you don't go either, so we don't get a reputation ourselves. But I get the impression all our "hard nut" fans will go along for the argy bargy and be quite proud of themselves.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

...but let's face it, the only reason anyone from London would support Millwall is to join the thuggery, so f*** it.

Rubbish.

 

[Beach Hut]

If only so many of you knew what really happened.

This is just a tame bit of re-union to days gone by.

Whether good or bad is beyond debate as they happened and such is life.

 

[The Wizard]

Why? He should be able to celebrate where he wants without fans being ***** about it.

True but its very silly to do something like that when there has been so much violence.

 

[albionalex]

What did Stanislas do?

 

[Lander]

There's a difference between rivalry, banter and stick. With Millwall you're talking absolute RETARDS who are violent, they're not bantering, they're violent. It's not worth taking the risk of going there, unless you fancy a bit of rough and tumble. If you do, I hope you don't go either, so we don't get a reputation ourselves. But I get the impression all our "hard nut" fans will go along for the argy bargy and be quite proud of themselves.

They wont turn up, they may get found out to actually being a bunch of arses!

They will turn up next home match though!

 

[SirDouglasLoft]

True but its very silly to do something like that when there has been so much violence.

I know what you mean, but he shouldn't have to worry about were to celebrate his goal.

 

[bhafc4eva]

There's a difference between rivalry, banter and stick. With Millwall you're talking absolute RETARDS who are violent, they're not bantering, they're violent. It's not worth taking the risk of going there, unless you fancy a bit of rough and tumble. If you do, I hope you don't go either, so we don't get a reputation ourselves. But I get the impression all our "hard nut" fans will go along for the argy bargy and be quite proud of themselves.

Not at all, what im saying is we have been there last 3 years in numbers and in their pubs at london bridge and made good friends with their less gentle mob. They are more accomodating than Swansea etc

 

[Hockley Blues]

What did Stanislas do?

Celebrated his goals in front of the millwall fans.



Twice.

 

[Ninja Elephant]

Rubbish.

Really. I would say about 2/3rds of their fanbase just like being a Millwall fan for the "experience". They're a disgrace, frankly. I feel sorry for the club, because there's NOTHING they can do about it. They know that all the "fans" in the country who fancy a bit of a fight at a match will just don a Millwall shirt and fit right in.

 

[SirDouglasLoft]

What did Stanislas do?

Celebrated his goals infront of the Millwall fans.

 

[clapham_gull]

but let's face it, the only reason anyone from London would support Millwall is to join the thuggery, so f*** it.

Not for the first time, utter utter nonsense.

 

[RSBLUEANDWHITEARMY]

Been going for the last few seasons up to Millwall
last year the cage was closed beacuse of trouble between both sets of fans
you go up by coach
when you roll in to South Bermondsy station you can call yourslef a real man!
eating your prawn sandwhiches on the coach

 

[Ninja Elephant]

Celebrated his goals infront of the Millwall fans.

I'm only quoting you because you're the last to post, not to specifically pick out your post, just saying.

I have sympathy with him, he scored both goals at that end... what's he supposed to do? Perhaps he should have had a bit more sensitivity of the magnitude of the game, but he'll learn!

 

[albionalex]

Celebrated his goals in front of the millwall fans.



Twice.

Bit of a stupid move really.

 

[kevtherev]

yeah. when did you last hear of a game day time mid-week. If this was so foreseeable, the police should have done more, i suspect as ever this is down to a cock up by someone somewhere, that allowed a little spark to ignite. You cant start having games at times just to accomedate the morons - who are the most likly to turn up whenever you put the game on.

as for the effects on world cup bid, this is nothing compared to the routine rioting they have in other countries. how its handled is far more important.

Didnt we play York behind closed doors at the Goldstone, during the dark days?Its been done before.Your right in saying they are morons.But morons or not, if you think it was just a little spark that started it, then you are mistaken.This was pre-meditated and been planned since the draw, and everyone that knows anything about these things knows that this is the case.

 

[The Wizard]

Celebrated his goals infront of the Millwall fans.

I Know it sounds innocuous but he should have known that would provoke some of their fans, however as you said, he shouldn't have to worry about stuff like that anyway.

 

[clapham_gull]

Really. I would say about 2/3rds of their fanbase just like being a Millwall fan for the "experience".

Oh dear, even more rubbish. Based on what?

Your limited experience of the world.

 

[Aldo]

cockney green street wannabe's

 

[Lander]

Just seen the advert for The Firm, isnt that film quite old, have they done a remake of it.

Good time to advertise, just as these tossers are acting like kids...