Taybha
Whalewhine
Good , hopefully the points required for a ticket will drop to a reasonable level .
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[Albion] Millwall allocation
- Thread starter goldstoneseagull
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Good , hopefully the points required for a ticket will drop to a reasonable level .
DumLum
Well-known member
No doubt the bbc will make a snide comment about Brighton's empty seats if the lower tier is closed.
2,200, see Everton, end.
Durlston
"You plonker, Rodney!"
Some shocking taunts over the Hillsborough disaster. Nothing is forbidden amongst their 'fans'.
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Loads will give it a swerve if the other thread is anything to go by. Anyone would think we are away at Baghdad
The Kid Frankie
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- Sep 5, 2012
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I reckon we will get around 3000 including about half of the lower tier - with the seats nearest the pitch covered with advertising canvas. Happy compromise for all.
I was at the match and didn't hear such taunts but because I didn't hear it that doesn't mean they didn't happen; however that's the default claim by Liverpool fans every time their fans do anything wrong. Throwing broken seats into the lower West stand has no defence. You look around grounds anywhere in the country and the front of stands is often where you find young kids because kids by their very nature like to be close to the players. Two wrongs don't make a right
Shirley this game is nailed on Sunday lunchtime.
Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
How it should be-
12:30 KO with BHA given upper tier and back half of the lower tier. Pitch side 10 rows and corner covered so no access.
How it will be-
5:30 KO with riots at all the pubs. Other London fans coming in to the area for a punch up. On the day Brighton fans declared worst in the land until a week later all those in court give London addresses and had no ticket for game.
Best option would be to open the Amex from day 1 of ticket sales with beam back.
12:30 KO with BHA given upper tier and back half of the lower tier. Pitch side 10 rows and corner covered so no access.
How it will be-
5:30 KO with riots at all the pubs. Other London fans coming in to the area for a punch up. On the day Brighton fans declared worst in the land until a week later all those in court give London addresses and had no ticket for game.
Best option would be to open the Amex from day 1 of ticket sales with beam back.
Last time I was at the Den there were indeed kids closest to the away fans including a handful of 10 year olds that ran towards the away end every time anything happened on the pitch. The best one was the little ginger kid who kept making throat cutting gestures
Hope not, would mean missing a race I've entered. Hoping for Saturday lunchtime
Last season Q/F were:
Sat 12:15
Sat 19:45
Sun 13:30
Sun 16:30
This year there are no PL live games on the Saturday so expect 12:15/30 & 17:30 kick offs.
On the Sunday SKY have games at 14:15 and 16:30. So I'd expect a 12:00 kick off on the Sunday and either a Friday or Monday night for the other game or a late Sunday kick off 18:30 kick off.
16th March is also the final day of the rugby 6Nations and England could potentially be in a grand slam match vs Scotland at 5pm. Its on ITV not BBC so perhaps BBC/BT Sport won't care much about that.
Sat 12:15
Sat 19:45
Sun 13:30
Sun 16:30
This year there are no PL live games on the Saturday so expect 12:15/30 & 17:30 kick offs.
On the Sunday SKY have games at 14:15 and 16:30. So I'd expect a 12:00 kick off on the Sunday and either a Friday or Monday night for the other game or a late Sunday kick off 18:30 kick off.
16th March is also the final day of the rugby 6Nations and England could potentially be in a grand slam match vs Scotland at 5pm. Its on ITV not BBC so perhaps BBC/BT Sport won't care much about that.
Why? When was the last time a Brighton fan was hurt at Millwall?
Saturday lunchtime and Burgess Park Parkrun in the morning.
You don't want to miss the race Sunday. I'll take the ticket off your hands.
No problem - it's a nice route, sure you'll enjoy it. The hill near the end is a right b*tch though 
Neville's Breakfast
Well-known member
It's quite tricky to remove without some quite unpleasant knock on effects for the upper tier..
No problem - it's a nice route, sure you'll enjoy it. The hill near the end is a right b*tch though
Not if [MENTION=24635]Greg Bobkin[/MENTION] is dilly dallying around, talking to chicks, half way up as you reach the bottom and your first pint for 73 days is just 2 miles away.
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Live by the sea
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- Oct 21, 2016
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The problem is there are several parts of London that are very rough. Most of these parts are not right on top of football league grounds. The majority of very dodgy areas being in South East London etc. However Millwall's ground is unfortunately right in the middle of a very rough area. Hence the police know despite giving the club warnings there is a high risk of trouble at a quarter final game so they want as much segregation as possible. Unusually for London this rough area is not as a result of young gang member thugs ridding around on push bikes listening to rap , high on drugs and stabing people but older men who you think would be too embarrassed to behave like a 1970s football lout.
Thanks to a great police operation and caged separation outside the ground.
If Millwall get knocked out, they are such bad losers, they’ll be determined to hurt away fans/police. They have form every time a play off game, or Wembley appearance, doesn’t go their way.