Home and Away Support/Atmosphere

[Raj]

Really good at times considering the shite served up.

[FoxesTalker]

Another full away end completely let down again today.

[niyaminski]

Piss poor imo.

 

Some bloke told me to “shut the **** up” after singing Marti sort it out when we gave away the penalty.

 

He was one of many sitting down.

 

Home atmosphere was awful and the noise they did generate was clearly fake, evidenced by the time they started playing annoying sounds over the tannoy.

 

On the other hand, I thought the boat trip was great 👍

[Ian Nacho]

Lower tier was shocking. Full of coach 1 goers. 

[Moody]

20 hours ago, niyaminski said:

Piss poor imo.

 

Some bloke told me to “shut the **** up” after singing Marti sort it out when we gave away the penalty.

 

He was one of many sitting down.

 

Home atmosphere was awful and the noise they did generate was clearly fake, evidenced by the time they started playing annoying sounds over the tannoy.

 

On the other hand, I thought the boat trip was great 👍

Sorry, but this is one of the stupidest post I have ever read on a football forum. And there is a lot of competition.
 

You genuinely think Millwall play a tape or crowd noise over the PA system?! Some bloke sits in a box and decides when to push the button?!
 

I think the issue here is that we don’t have many chants, as we never sing generic songs like most fanbases. All our songs are Millwall centric. Eg no one likes us; let ‘em come; Millwall to various tunes and of course the ‘Miiiiillll’ monk chant.

 

It is the monk chant I think you are referring to as ‘being fake’. It is very droning and loud, so may sound like it must be coming through speakers on all sides. But it isn’t fake!
 

And the other sound you did hear was the emergency siren. The fact ‘Mr Den’ was mentioned (a code for the commanding police officer) indicts some kind of incident had occurred somewhere.
 

I thought Leicester fans were pretty good until the team went 1-0. Then they seemed to loose all heart, much like the team!

[niyaminski]

2 minutes ago, Moody said:

Sorry, but this is one of the stupidest post I have ever read on a football forum. And there is a lot of competition.
 

You genuinely think Millwall play a tape or crowd noise over the PA system?! Some bloke sits in a box and decides when to push the button?!
 

I think the issue here is that we don’t have many chants, as we never sing generic songs like most fanbases. All our songs are Millwall centric. Eg no one likes us; let ‘em come; Millwall to various tunes and of course the ‘Miiiiillll’ monk chant.

 

It is the monk chant I think you are referring to as ‘being fake’. It is very droning and loud, so may sound like it must be coming through speakers on all sides. But it isn’t fake!
 

And the other sound you did hear was the emergency siren. The fact ‘Mr Den’ was mentioned (a code for the commanding police officer) indicts some kind of incident had occurred somewhere.
 

I thought Leicester fans were pretty good until the team went 1-0. Then they seemed to loose all heart, much like the team!

If I’m not mistaken, there were two moments in the game where an echoe noise was played through the speaker and both times it coincided with this “monk chant”. 
 

It could’ve been an alarm, if so, my mistake. But it didn’t sound like a traditional alarm at all.

[Mike the Metal Ed]

26 minutes ago, niyaminski said:

If I’m not mistaken, there were two moments in the game where an echoe noise was played through the speaker and both times it coincided with this “monk chant”. 
 

It could’ve been an alarm, if so, my mistake. But it didn’t sound like a traditional alarm at all.

An alarm did go off during the game at at least one point. Talksport pointed it out.

[Stuntman_Mike]

I for one, thoroughly enjoyed the 'school in the morning' to the Millwall fans for this Saturday fixture. 

 

Millwall does bring out some right *****. Seen so many acting up, the sort who look like they'd wet the bed after watching Hocus Pocus. 

[Ted Maul]

On 20/10/2025 at 12:40, purpleronnie said:

I think the club have done an excellent job in attracting the sort of clientele they want whilst pushing out those they don't.

 

We're not alone there of course its been happening for 30 years to every club in England.

 

 

The problem, which I feel the club are imminently about to discover, is that this sort of clientele are the ones who won't stick around when things get tough. They'll be desperate for the 'custom' of the ones they've alienated and pushed out soon enough.

[Gamble92]

13 minutes ago, Ted Maul said:

The problem, which I feel the club are imminently about to discover, is that this sort of clientele are the ones who won't stick around when things get tough. They'll be desperate for the 'custom' of the ones they've alienated and pushed out soon enough.

Exactly this. It's so easy to attract foreign tourists and corporates when things are going well but give it until next season when that's all gone and things will look very 2010 again

[Nolucklcfc]

When some guy behind me started chanting “get into em, **** the ball” I largely gave up. 

[Footballwipe]

1 hour ago, Gamble92 said:

Exactly this. It's so easy to attract foreign tourists and corporates when things are going well but give it until next season when that's all gone and things will look very 2010 again

The return of £20 pie and pint tickets!! 

[Gamble92]

13 minutes ago, Footballwipe said:

The return of £20 pie and pint tickets!! 

Waghorn last minute. David James stood there. Scenes. 

[purpleronnie]

6 hours ago, Ted Maul said:

The problem, which I feel the club are imminently about to discover, is that this sort of clientele are the ones who won't stick around when things get tough. They'll be desperate for the 'custom' of the ones they've alienated and pushed out soon enough.

They will, but if they manage to attract them again they'll soon want to get rid of them once the teams successful, and the circle continues.

 

I know I hark on sometimes about how scotland have transformed the atmosphere in their grounds but its a good way to compare because they had similiar things happening up there that we had here.

 

They have (for the most part) embraced the ultra groups that have formed.  They've reduced prices for the younger fans.  Enganged and talked to them.  Knowing that these younger fans are the future.

 

Maybe we have enough fans that they can be treated in such a dismissive way and still get good attendances.  I think we (and most english teams) do....this has been happening for 30 years and football attendances continue to grow.

Edited 27 October 2025 by purpleronnie

[Ted Maul]

1 hour ago, purpleronnie said:

They will, but if they manage to attract them again they'll soon want to get rid if them once the teams successful, and the circle continues.

 

I know I bark on sometimes about how scotland have transformed the atmosphere in their grounds but its a good way to compare because they had similiar things happening up there that we had here.

 

They have (for the most part) embraced the ultra groups that have formed.  They've reduced prices for the younger fans.  Enganged and talked to them.  Knowing that these younger fans are the future.

 

Maybe we have enough fans that they can be treated in such a dismissive way and still get good attendances.  I think we (and most english teams) do....this has been happening for 30 years and football attendances continue to grow.

I agree, but can't see us being successful again as long as the current hierarchy renains in place. Something has to give or the downward spiral will continue, and we'll continue to shed matchgoing fans. 

[RonnieTodger]

 

This came from one bloke making up a chant in August. 
 

Our fans can’t be arsed to do more than 8 words. 

[MS0204]

31 minutes ago, RonnieTodger said:

 

This came from one bloke making up a chant in August. 
 

Our fans can’t be arsed to do more than 8 words. 

The sheer difference between people who want  to be there and people that don’t.. 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

36 minutes ago, RonnieTodger said:

 

This came from one bloke making up a chant in August. 
 

Our fans can’t be arsed to do more than 8 words. 

We sang it for Fofana 3 years ago, safe to say no one was interested outside of our 6 rows.

[ElusiveEd]

3 hours ago, RonnieTodger said:

 

This came from one bloke making up a chant in August. 
 

Our fans can’t be arsed to do more than 8 words. 

And they still get confused when all 8 of them are "Leicester"

[MS0204]

Has everyone got their singing voices ready in the section/G1 today? 

[OntarioFox]

Bumping for tonight, as I'm 100 miles away and can't even be arsed to watch.

 

Reports please!

 

Fully expecting big blue gaps in the poppy display for pretty much the first time ever. 

Edited 4 November 2025 by OntarioFox

[OntarioFox]

(my post took two hours to approve so i'm going to be naughty and bump this again) - for those daft enough to attend, how was it? Not seen it that empty for a league game since... well, Boro in the Championship. And that was in a blizzard. 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

Big old shift from UFS last night, I enjoyed it. Need the team to thrown us a bone once in a while.

[rugbyblue]

Spent 1st half in my usual spot in sk1 then found out a family member was unexpectedly in the West stand so made my way round to them for 2nd half (easy given amount of empty seats).  Whilst it was pretty tame/boring in the West stand it gave me a different perspective.  Could hear sk1 throughout the game, especially "we love you, we love you" which carried well.  But also heard L1 quite loud which i never do from sk1.  

Considering fan feeling around the team at the moment and the low attendance, it didnt sound too bad to me.  Loving jordan james/dancing queen song.....that really should be big.  Everyone knows the tune and its catchy. 

[MS0204]

On a whole rather quiet tonight apart from the ufs lads who really do try to get it going.. I’ve said before that it’s usually quiet after row U for majority of the games but there is a couple of lads maybe w x or y who do well to get a few more joining in around that area so fair play to them.. 

 

Slightly embarrassing though that the loudest chant in the first half aimed at the referee. 
Sending off helped the atmosphere for the last 10 mins. Even when looking down, the east stand were clearly singing along and actually looked like they were enjoying themselves for a few mins..  People have it in them. When it goes well it actually sounds decent.. 

9 hours ago, OntarioFox said:

(my post took two hours to approve so i'm going to be naughty and bump this again) - for those daft enough to attend, how was it? Not seen it that empty for a league game since... well, Boro in the Championship. And that was in a blizzard.