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JakeShingler Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 Great day out. Millwall isnt as bad as it's made out to be.Who ever started the " It's So Quiet, It's So Quiet, It's So Quiet At The Den It's So Quiet At The Den " chant off Yeh loved that
Tevez Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 Didn't here it on the radio neither went to the game, but what a performance by the Leicester boys!
Daggers Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 Hope everyone got about trouble free. No. No we didn't. :angry: All we wanted was a pint but Alex took us on his personal tour of the London Underground network instead. What a crap son he has turned out to be.
Bert Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 Oakley and Howard worryingly close... Howard "Go on Matty, push it in a bit further"
Tommeh Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 Great day out. Millwall isnt as bad as it's made out to be.Who ever started the " It's So Quiet, It's So Quiet, It's So Quiet At The Den It's So Quiet At The Den " chant off Jobber. "We shall not be moved" was class as well Whilst I didn't think the atmopshere was up to much today during the game at the end whilst locked in it was fantastic "D-I-S-C-OOOOOO" London Bridge was chaos, Pretty sure Millwall made it there and were waiting for us, hence pretty much the whole station being shut down to escourt us through. MIIIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL As Fez said "It may not be the nicest place but so exciting" which for me made it a fantastic day and footballing experience.
Daggers Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 Crosse Keys - empty apart from Craig & Darker. Random pub - plastic scousers. Great beer. Every other alleyway pub - closed. Twats. Other random pub - wrong pub so we left smartish. Bridge - Apparently Lisa ran over it. Other Spoon pub - SUAS was sick outside. He says it wasn't him but it was right in the direction he was last seen travelling so I'm pretty happy laying it at his door. 'Wall fans - Scum. Subhuman scum. Pearson - my future lover. Puppet Theatre - My actual future. Single Wall fan making shite noises at London Bridge - hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahatwat!
Fosse Boy Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 Seriously - if the police don't belive it's safe for us to leave the ground then why are Scumwall allowed to exist? Their club wants info as to who was throwing coins? Well duck me sideways if I couldnt spot them from my bastard seat. How come those cvnts aren't spotted on CCTV every bastard week? Nonces. That's what I was saying to my mates after the game. Ridiculous. Anyway, just got back. Great day out even with the bastard bus to and from Billericay. Enjoyed a few Sailor Jerry and cokes in London Bridge Spoons in the morning. Made a brief visit to the sports bar up the road for the Man Ure v Liverpool game but a couple of us made a quick return back to Spoons when: a) We found out that the cheapest pint was £3.15. b) We realised that we knew more Man Ure and Liverpool songs than everyone in the pub put together. After leaving Spoons to catch the train we were threatened with arrest by some Met Police officers while we were shouting down the road to our mate who was looking for us. The officers in question were absolute jobsworths with no sense of logic. We were told that "we shouldn't be shouting in a Leicester accent when there were Millwall Youth lurking around the area, and if we did anymore of it we'd be whisked off to the Tower of London in their van for prompt beheading." We then attempted to explain that we were quite obviously normal fans who weren't looking for trouble, but these cretins were having none of it. Surely they should have been out catching the "Youth" who were looking for trouble instead of preying on the easy targets who were just trying to have a good day out? The BTP also proved themselves to be thorough prats by stopping and searching a guy on the train near us after the cops were were fed a rumour by a member of the public that he was carrying a broken glass bottle in his trouser pocket. The amount of questions he was asked when the relevant paperwork was filled out were quite frankly astonishing. The match was great fun though and I'm very happy with the 1-0 win. to the guy who nicked the sign which read "Block 24, Block 25" from the stand. Being kept behind was a bit annoying but there was still fun to be had. Again got annoyed by the (in my opinion) overly harsh policing at London Bridge, although the police dogs were cute and quite cuddly. Enjoyed a couple of post match drinks in Spoons and then had a wander across Tower Bridge (while singing the twelve days of Ormondroyd) to catch the tube. Had a bit of a cringeworthy conversation on the train home with a guy who had been at the game on a corporate gig and knew nothing about football, but he still said he'd enjoyed himself. Got home a few minutes ago and can't be bothered to go out now. Great times. :chant: Think I may have seen a few more FTers too that I hadn't met before in the pub and on the tube/train but wasn't entirely sure who you all were so sorry if I didn't say hi.
Craig Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO
Fosse Boy Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOO :laugh:
Daggers Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 :laugh: I was trying to post that until Mark's mouse stopped running hard and I got an IPS server error! Anyway:
Daggers Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 Anyone want to know who the c*nts were throwing coins and being twats? It's these bastards. I saw them - so where's your ****ing CCTV Millwall?
Daggers Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 And could Monk look any more sexy? I don't think so.
JakeShingler Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 There was a kid on the front row near all the mongoles must habe been 6 or 7 wearing a cap sticking his fingers up and offering out the city fans was so funny
Bert Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 There was a kid on the front row near all the mongoles must habe been 6 or 7 wearing a cap sticking his fingers up and offering out the city fans was so funny Why were you sat in the Millwall end?
Corky Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 Very good day, great performance and result. Cleverley played well, as did the rest of the team. Superb strike by Howard, placed perfectly. Our fans were excellent too. Now, on to the other stuff. Those Millwall fans to our right in the lower tier- grow the **** up. Your sole intention was to wind our fans up- what's the point? The old bloke in the flat cap, you're a tosser. Those that threw coins and bottles- twats, every one of you. Also, plenty of Millwall fans were waiting for us at London Bridge, but fortunately the Police handled it very well, and we got away without trouble.
Daggers Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 plenty of Millwall fans were waiting for us at London Bridge, but fortunately the Police handled it very well, and we got away without trouble. They shouldn't have to "handle" it. Millwall don't deserve a club - they still haven't banned these ****ers from matches. Why? How many more years have to go by before someone at that club grows a pair of bollocks?
Corky Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 They shouldn't have to "handle" it.Millwall don't deserve a club - they still haven't banned these ****ers from matches. Why? How many more years have to go by before someone at that club grows a pair of bollocks? Exactly- hopefully some banning orders will come from the bottle and coin throwing. Highly doubt it though. It's a sad state of affairs when away fans need their own separated walkway for their own safety to attend a match
JakeShingler Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 Oh yeh just before the final whistle when the extra stewrds went in front of the mongole stand did any1 else see that steward get hit right in the chops with a bottle of beer he looked in some pain.
blueharmie Posted 14 March 2009 Posted 14 March 2009 cos our fans never cause trouble do they! i should think the policing was tight due to both clubs reputation. Good result though and a good turnout
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