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Well, before you ‘click’ off … just take a few moments to read what I have to say.

There are various comments elsewhere in cyber land, from Swindon fans, telling of their stories and gripes from Wembley. May I, as a football fan, just correct, or give a balanced reply to some of those vile scumbag remarks, or statements, that some of your fans have made.

Firstly, aggro? Yes, what aggro? We’re told that Millwall fans were taking the piss out of the Swindon fans as you left the stadium car parks? If you had won, would your fans would have been more modest? No.

How many coach windows were smashed … ssssh … I can hear the silence. The fans that were verbally abused? Well, according to many Millwall persons alighting at Wembley Central, Swindon also have a ’moronic’ section of fans … don’t you?  To the group of Swindon heavies [cough … laugh] who rounded on a bloke with his 7 year old child, well done, be proud eh? Scum.

No matter what some of your disgruntled fans write, you were out played for most of the game. You had one clear chance, the pitch put paid to that, … also, you had a couple of half chances, but that’s all.
If you need to take out your frustrations on anybody, why do you bother going the easy stereotypical route eh? Why not turn your venom to your incompetent team, rather than the vast majority of the 38,000+ Millwall support who went to Wembley to have a good day as innocent football supporters.

The thing that makes a supporter of a CAPITAL club annoyed is fans from teams in the ‘Shires’ getting above their station. Social deprivation in Swindon? Seriously, we’ve got council estates bigger than large swathes of your TOWN.

Remarks like “pikey cunts” just make you sound like you’re copying somebody else’s rhetoric/bias ‘inflamed’ view of Millwall supporters … Ironically, fans of west ham, who now mostly reside in Essex, which has the LARGEST concentration of? You guessed it … traveller camps in the UK … so where’s your evidence eh? A small travellers camp alongside a railway arch near to Millwall? That’s hardly convincing evidence.

I just wish some of the many Swindon fans, who walked down the steps of Wembley Park tube without any problems, would get the opportunity to put some of your ‘incorrect’ comments into the recycle bin, where they deserve to be. You were playing against a club that has had, a bad reputation for well over 100 years. This was the result of ongoing government failing to invest in the community in and around Millwall’s ground. So social disorder raised it’s head long before the ‘beautiful’ game’ went corporate … BUT, we, like possibly you also? Got left behind.

We chant “No one likes us, we don’t care” And quite frankly, after reading some of the stereotypical statements from Swindon fans on various forums, well, can you really blame us for having that opinion of ourselves?

I wish your team well for the future … but to the ‘moaners’ … get an education.

Chip...and shoulder,enjoy your moment and stop whinging.

I got to be honest im more fucked off with the support of our own club than the millwall lot! Their support was a class above in the stadium. I cant comment on outside but personally I did not see or receive any trouble

'Click' off? I stopped reading there. LAME :)

i think you ought to read some more of the threads. nearly all the discussion on here is about our performance and our lack of support and plenty give credit to millwall for making a lot of noise.

personally i don't think i saw a single millwall fan yesterday outside the ground, aside from an oldish bloke on the train into paddington!

Ive said it before but all that "no one likes us " crap is total bollocks.Most people,me included,dont really give a shit about you one way or the other-you're just another small football club,like us with a moronic element of fans.Now go and celebrate your 15 minutes of fame and leave us alone please.

I've got no idea what you're talking about - not seen/heard any comments like those you complain about. You clearly have a massive inferiority complex, no doubt well merited. But shouldn't you be concentrating on your (well-deserved) win? You outplayed us and outsang us yesterday - we were utter shit. Well done. Now please fuck off

Please fuck off Millwall. Have a look around this forum and see what we've actually been complaining about. Pikey cunt.

Is it ok for millwall fans to spit at and verbally abuse innocent people on the train? This happened to my bro after the game. What a bunch of cunts they are.

Scum.

something deffo kicked off near wembley central.was in the bear and loads of meatwagons steamed by with sirens blazing.
when we went to the station, it was heaving with old bill there

I thought it a bit strange that on the way out and in the car park..Millwall fans didn't seem interested in celebrating their win, but rather having a go at Swindon fans.

I did see one bloke shaking peoples hands....well played, good luck next season etc, thought there might have been more of that sort of thing, given most of the Swindon based Millwall fans I know are decent types.

As for the atmosphere...it needed something to happen on the pitch....for whatever reason it didn't.

I think day trippers are ace....more the merrier for me.   Biggest moaning I heard yesterday was from some who've not missed a game all season....their main beef being that we've had nothing in midfield all season, and could do with someone like Lee Collins...no really....

This despite only losing 8 league games all season, only bettered once in our time long Div 3 history.

Heads need clearing, the last thing wee need is a hangover at the start of next season.

fuck me thats the first time ever youve been concerned about me soapy tit wank

Red Away Kit enjoy your promotion the best team won on the day.
Just let us moan amongst ourselves on our forum, and please fuck off.

Millwall fans go on and on about how everyone perceives them, but it's them who believe it and feel they have to live up to it.  It went off twice at Wembley Central, the second time in front of about 50 kitted up old bill.  Brains or what. 

They can't even win gracefully, and that just about sums them up.  Fucking jokers.

Oh dear.

Brief pleasant chat with one Lions fan coming out of Wembley Park Tube - pleased for you mste.

after the match on my way back to the tube being told I'd had a nice day out, lost and should now fuck off  by one of a group of six - bloke looked surprised when I answered back (didn't tell him to F*** off or anything) and carried on walking

1/10 on a scale of hooliganism but chippy none the less.  I was too happy for my own team when we had won in 90 & 93 to take that kind of attitude.

Wouldn't have mentioned but Lions fan asked - actually about in line with what I would've expected based on past experience.

We do not indeed like you and actually we don't care either, so try and enjoy life a bit and F*** off please.

Our coach was saying exactly the same thing, never seen a large amount of supporters so disinterested in the fact they'd just won promotion.  Quite sad really.

As others have said, why don't you just disappear, enjoy your promotion and leave us alone.  Pretty pathetic that you've won and still got nothing better to do that come on here talking crap.  PISS OFF

Red Away kit - long boring post.

banter is one thing and I don't mind a bit. but when you get a few knobs coming up to you when with family giving it large about how we would get battered and doing that spas millll chant in your face. well you just laugh at them really. can't remember another set of fans acting like that though.

it was the goading after the match while on the coach that I didn't like. fair play to the coach next to us that seemed intent on getting out the car park no matter how many millwall fans he took with him. that said ob were slow to clear the way. presumably too busy eating wembley mini doughnuts leftovers to do their job.

and fair play to the piss taking lads at the back of coach 48. brightened a grim car park exit! "yeah 1 0, but my daughter isn't as fat as yours". childish I know.

Fair do's, your support excelled our in the singing stakes but I did observe a few things that were dismaying. The moment I stepped out of Wembley Park station, enjoying my beer (purposely not wearing my scarf because it was completely heaving with Millwall fans), I stopped beneath the steps of the station. A couple emerged decked out in red, the wife holding her toddlers hands down the steps. A universal chorus with much gesturing of arms went up of 'Who the fucking hell are you?' That registered an early note in me of wariness of your lot. The reputation is clearly earnt.

Yes.

Yes we would have been more modest, because we have class. No matter how many fans you take, how much noise you make or how many games you win. Millwall will never, ever have any class about them what so ever.

A large majority of your fans, chose coming out to give it the big 'un infront of us than celebrating your play off win in the stadium for fuck sake.

If we'd won we would have been inside Wembley for the next 45 minutes celebrating our promotion, not running outside to shout abuse at the losers and then make a moronic single sound.

Dont try and tell us it didnt kick off, because it fucking did - you're scum. Championship scum, but scum still the same.

Yeah, you've got a bite now kindly fuck off.

I think that's going a bit too far. I personally don't have any class and feel upset about being accused of it! I'm sure had it had been a victory against Oxford an element of our support would have done the same.

But this should have been a football purists day, two good sides with no particular history of malice at a neutral venue. But its Millwall, a history of malice against the whole world.

Oh, while I'm here, football purism also involves red against blue.

i don't think red away kit will be responding for at least a day.

it's crazy that a teams fans are intent of causing aggro whilst their team lift the trophy.just shows what a bunch of cretins they are.

If it helps me and my friend got spun possibly the best chat up line ever by 3 Millwall fans they walked past us singing "WHO ARE YA" a few times then one of them stopped came over and said "no actually who are ya? We wanna know we think your hot!" haha made an old lady chuckle anyway!!

in the interest of balance the majority of their fans were fine. but the not insignificant dip shit element continue to soil it for them.

amazingly the news of the screws had a good report on the gamem they also picked up on the idiot element.

A black lad i know got called a ni**er by some lad outside the tesco and he nutted the twat haha he ran off like a little girl.

Quality banter but no need to be modest!

From the news of the world site:

By julie.. Posted May 30 2010 at 10:40 AM.

i went as a neutral and Millwall deserved the win and their fans were terrific,i thought the Swindon fans were very unsporting as they cleared their end in the matter of minutes and didnt stay to even applaud their losing team let alone their victors,congrats to Millwall and good luck next season




Is this true? I was in Slough by the time the trophy was awarded. Didn't anyone stay to applaud our side?

I did.

....I left just as our players were going in and Paul Robinson was lifting the trophy.

we clapped our team off for a few minutes but didn't wait to see millwall pick up the trophy. why would we.

did see paynter put a ball up his shirt though. you can take the lad out of liverpool...

I left when our last player went down the tunnel. Didn't even look at Millwall going up the stairs. Why the fuck should I.

Fair play. I feel a bit guilty now having seen the highlight show and Charlie crying.

haha julie can chew on my fat one! missing the point love, I'm not there to fucking applaud another team getting promoted.

reminds me of that time we were at wycombe and donkey adams was introduced to the crowd there and we gave him all sorts of abuse!! then some dopey bint phoned their local radio show nearly in tears afterwards, she couldn't understand why we wouldn't show him any respect

"it's his first game, he's being introduced to the crowd, and the swindon fans ruined it for us"


...job done boys

I stayed and applauded the players, more for the season as a whole than yesterday's performance.  Noticed Billy put the ball up his shirt as well.  Felt quite upset at the sight of Charlie inconsolable with a towel over his head and just about stopped the tears myself.  Danny Ward was also particularly distressed with various people comforting him. Exited just as Millwall were about to lift the trophy, had no interest in seeing that.  Judging by the number of Millwall fans who we crossed on the way back to the coach, seems like most of them didn't either!

So did I...so Julie's talking crap.

That was brilliant.

Shame about the result, but our fans were hillarious that day.

I reckon there were still 20,000 people in the Town section when Millwall started climbing the steps. We stayed and clapped our team for over 10 minutes then when the announcer (understandably) went all "aren't Millwall wonderful" people started to leave en masse. It's no more or less than I'd expect from any other team's fans.

I think there were far fewer than that, maybe 3-4000 at most when they took the honours.

i left within 10 seconds of the final whistle and was home by 6.30 , i clapped the fuckers off at hartlepool away and shit stadiums like colchesters, julie can go fuck herself

I stayed until the last of our players left the pitch and I applauded them all the way. Strangely it kind of started the healing process. Our fans were very gracious in defeat and definitely did not leave the stadium en masse at full time, shame Millwall's don't know how to be gracious in victory.

this is 100% true, my mates family got off the tube and got confronted by a group of milwall, they started to give them abuse, started spitting and throwing cans at them, one of the swindon family was a 17 year old girl, she managed to kick one milwall lad in the bollocks, as he doubled over she got him with a couple of more kicks to his face resultng in breaking his jaw, turns out she was a under 18 kick boxing champion :Ride On Fatbury's Lovestick:, the other lot of milwall fans started to laugh at the milwall kiddie and they fucked off, superb :D

I think this is called "getting your comeuppance"

I wish I'd seen this!

Doesn't that make us the same as them? And you would be a witness to a violent crime? But if it happened the way it says then its funny.

Problem is he's blatantly lying  :hmmm:

If it happened, it was a reaction to provocation which wouldn't have happened against most other clubs. If anybody at football goes asking for trouble it's their own fault if they get it.

If it didn't happen then I maintain my argument, hypothetical though it may be.

its the gods honest, u couldnt make it up

Champions :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:
MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

Me first. Champions?

There's no need to come on here and be like that, is there. Go and piss off some Leeds fans - they're in your division and they're easy enough to wind up.

Champions?

Millwall havnt been champions of anything since the football dark ages of the 1980's.

I got lost and found myself on a tube heading to Burmendsey :D Ive no sense of direction.

I had a red and white scarf and a badge and noone gave me any grief.One bloke said "loser" on my journey around the stadium,I called him a cock.Then I went and got smashed.

 :)Ohh i think that was us. I wasnt going to hide our colours from anyone. From the moment we walked up the steps at Rochester and were met by 30 Millwall fans singing. To be fair al the way down Wembley way we had fans shaking our hands wishing us luck. The wembley park thing was funny. We came out of the station and there must have been 2000 under that bridge singing who the fkin hell are you. We stopped on the stair and i held my scarf up high. The only trouble we had were two 9 year olds swearing at us. Hmmm little fkers. Anyway. Apart from Charlton at home our form hasnt been great since the 3.0 at Leeds. Fingers crossed we wont need the play off's next season. Up the Town

Yep, that was definitely you then, really felt for you at the time. Glad the experience of thier lot improved because I can imagine that was pretty disturbing. There's some things that just aren't done, if they had any decency, and hurling full throttled abuse your way when you had a little kid with you is certainly one of them! That made me seethe.

Fair play to you!!!!!

A proud Swindon Fan!

Apart from the fkin bit i found it quite funny and wished it was on video. The wife is a manc season ticket holder and has had worse at Liverpool games. One of my boys is autistic so he needs to experience all kinds of things. We were at the Den 3 weeks ago and he had his scarf on and was getting nasty looks from grown men now that isnt right.

Yep, good of you that you reacted the way you did. Sure there must have been some Millwall fans there that cringed at their fellow fans' behaviour.

Along Wembley way these Wall fans came up to us and said you do know we are not all like them knobs dont you. Most of them were fine. To be fair ive seen my fair share of Town fans being knobs as well. Enjoy your summer mate....

Medway, I have an autistic son. I wasn't planning on taking him to Town games. I thought this doomed me to the Premiership. Mine is 12, interested in your experiences.

Just pm'd you... ;)

We came out of wembley park much the same. My boyfriend was waving his scarf high above his head and Jayohaitchenn opened his jacket to reveal his shirt.... Obviously this started the thousands of millwall outside chanting.
I lost my group in the chaos coming down the steps so walked through all their fans for ages on my own with my 11yr old son and can count the amount of police we saw on my fingers. Not once did i encounter anything bad other than football banter! I smiled and laughed my way through them. It wasnt too nice but i was at no point scared.

Fair play,I was shitting it when I was on their tube  :D

But lets be honest here Miss Angry, you are not one to be messed with, are you!! :)

Sorry didn't read all the threads, but I was drinking in the Globe from 10am onwards and it was all millwall. No hassle when swindon fans were nearby and just wish that those fans had come into the pub and not avodied it. I'm sure it would have been ok.....but you never know.

those millwall fans were ok but if poeple had hassle with some elsewhere then fair enough.

Only saw one incident. About 2.45 was looking at the swindon fans arriving whilst having a beer in club wembley (is that great or what!!!!) and saw a bit of trouble outside the turnstiles. One big lad had 3 blokes having a go....police nowwhere.

Not sure if he was swindon or millwall but took a bit of a battering.

Did anyone see the doorman at the Bear pub. Very erm....short. Must have been a hard fucker!
To the two ladies at the pub in paddington that were there for the weekend, sorry but I was well pised and probably talked bolloxs as I am now!!!

Yeh saw that little bouncer, all of about 5 ft. Upon going in he asked if I was a Swindon fan. I pointed to my scarf, apparently not evidence enough, so whilst his colleague was ready to usher me in he insisted on me producing the ticket. No probs though, he was polite about it. Service was very swift in there.

   
 I was right next to that incident outside the turnstiles. It was a 'Wall fan who got battered. To be fair, the police were onto it as quickly as they could to prevent it from escalating.

Bye then! Bit Sad really that millwall fans are still posting on here. YAWN.

If youre going to quote, at least highlight what youve written?

Yes, loads of them.

It surprised me they left so quickly. Very little violence after the game that I saw personally, but that wasnt my point.

The fact thousands of Millwall fans chose to come out and take the piss rather than celebrate your win, well thats not right is it?

My parents and brother had a bottle thrown at them from a Millwall pub on their way to the ground.  They were walking with a group of others, luckily no-one got hurt.  Perhaps the Millwall lot can try and justify that one. 

I actually had a fair bit of banter with some Millwall, i didn't see a single fan that was living up to the stereo type. Well, we went past once group and they saw a friends town top, so started saying something then we said well done, had a bit of friendly banter stood with them for a few mins chatting, then walked on.

Everyone had a different experience on the day. We've all had the normal bit of football banter, the chants, the odd V sing or the w*nker etc etc. And thats fine! But from my experience at wembley , Millwall fans lived up to their name and took it that bit further. The spitting, the old throat slitting actions! Lovely. It was not nice to have a 10 year with us that looked scared, but we just told him we were on the coach and nothing would happen! Their fans were immense inside wembley, I am not going to Deny that but outside the ground it was just OTT and I am glad we won't be playing them again next season. I dislike Bristol City, but I sure hope they deck them on the pitch next season.

Oh don't get me wrong Sade, i wasn't trying to defend them, just giving my story. Millwall are undoubtedly arseholes in the main and from the masses of police, Wembley Central being closed, amongst other things, it only makes it obvious.

Its ok Barry I know you weren't trying to defend them :D You were one of the lucky ones not to witness there stupid behaviour after the game. Thats fair enough.

Anyway I've had enough about talking about these strange people. Onwards and upwards.

From my experience Millwall fans were a credit to their club. Went back to the Green Man after the game, when we went to leave we was told not to walk down the street round the front of the pub by the bouncers because it was full of Millwall. Decided to ignore their advice and ended up walking to the train with masses of Millwall fans.
   Kept quiet at first but then chatted to a few of them about the game. The 5 of us got on the train with it packed with their fans and not one of them even had a bad word to say to us, from my experience they were very gracious in victory as most of us were in defeat.
They out-played us, out-sung and at the end of the day they finished higher than us in the league so fair play to them. To keep 3 clean sheets in their play off games needs applauding.

Now I've heard the Town lads were out last night and I've heard a load of day trippers were giving them shit for not turning up Saturday. That really pisses me off. Ok they can all play better than that but as I sat at Gillingham first game of the season I never expect us to play at Wembley this season. They've had a great season and can be proud of the football they've played this season and how hard they worked...I hope they all got pissed, they deserve to.

Does any adult actually find that throat-slitting action remotely frightening?

It cant be defended so i wont try, We never seem to see it yet every team we play come out with the same storys, You have a fella on here laughing because a Millwall fans car was vandalised, I suppose that is ok where you come from

Not so much frightening I don't think!But when its a grown man doing it to a coach with children /women / elderley. It does make you think! He looked more like a donut more than anything.

Mind you, I know wasnt doing it at them. Think someone at the front of the coach was giving him banter back!

My comment was based on what I know as a fact from the game.  I can't comment on who did or didn't vandalise a car - and if true then that certainly isn't acceptable from either set of fans.

As for the "where you come from comment" I'm guessing that was just to add a bit of humour to your post.

To be honest i thought i would have a look on here to see what you lot thought of the day. I was surprised to say the least to hear there was trouble of any sort at the game

I think you must be the only person in the country to be surprised. You might not have seen it yourself, and I didn't see any actual violence myself, but to actually think it wasn't going to happen is naive... to put it politely.

         
 I certainly hope you weren't referring to me.

Bollocks Alex, i saw you pull that machete out of your coat when confronted!

Nutter!

   
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Fair play,I was shitting it when I was on their tube 
You should try going down on the tube station at midnight :Ride On Fatbury's Lovestick:

But there was,nt any real trouble was there

what a prick. firstly your cry of miiiiilllllllaaaawwww is so 1980s its old hat it dont frighten people anymore  and 38.000 of you must be stuck in a time warp. when we walked up to wembley and passed you lot singing that stupid miiiiillllwaaaallll we all felll about laughing it was pathetic. stop living on reputation cause next season you will be matched by numbers by most clubs and i hope you all get a kicking. no more picking on the small clubs and getting away with it you horrible cunts now fuck off

I'll second that, I saw 1,000 Millwall fans shouting abuse at a 7 year old kid with his dad wearing Swindon shirts as they walked past a pub. Just out of order if you ask me.

This Millwall bashing is pretty tiresome.I have heard enough things that our fans did on saturday that were not all pleasant. Can anyone really rememberany trouble between us at ANY game we have with them? I don't.

Face it you go to a nightlub with 2000 people in it you get trouble every night. Go to a game where you have 75000 people you are bound to get pockets of trouble no matter who you play.

It is shit for people who got caught up in it of course it is but i'm fairly certain there are Millwall fans who are sat at home saying those Swindon fans are wankers did you hear when they did this that and the other.

To easy to point fingers here.

A lot of this stuff is purile rubbish.

Football supporters behaving in arrogant, obnoxious, drunken manner. Who would have thought it. Granny was so shocked.

  :Ride On Fatbury's Lovestick: it happenend everywhere like i said living on rep and its pathetic soapy tit wank :Ride On Fatbury's Lovestick:

Everywhere??? 75000 people and i have heard about 4 situations that happened

covent garden, baker street, kilburn ,wembley way outside the greyhound pub. abuse, spit etc

Listen to yourself. I am 52 and been following Millwall home and away all my life, We aint bothered where we go never have been. A lot of you would,nt be happy unless you could come home and make up silly exagerated storys, Stay in division 3 where you belong with your foam hands

That's a bit fucking rich. What's gonna happen to the extra 25000 you found for Saturday. You've come to the wrong place to talk about flag waving and foam hands.

                                                                                                                                                                      just goes to prove you are stuck in the 80s signs of living on old rep again no one cares about you you are idiots

I was outside Baker Street, The Globe pub and it was actually quite a laugh, though I suspect if i'd worn my colours things would likely have been very different. Undercurrent of aggression that could easily have flared up. But as it was, all good natured. Fans dodging heavy traffic to kick footballs into the air. One funny moment when one landed onto a police van and got wedged. The avalanche of cans that were hurled to try and dislodge it succeeded in releasing it. For all their mis-directed chants of 'Who the fucking hell are you?' (i'm talking where families were involved) I never saw a modicum of violence. Millwall are old-school, we knew what to expect, but I think we might be over-exaggerating things a tad.

i think it was more a case of intimidation and insults in general,rather than violent attacks.of course there were some incidents of violence, as was to be expected.but nothing major

A mate who went out in London Sat night told me he got chatting to some Millwall fans, who said they weren't sure what they had to do to celebrate something like this, as they were so used to losing.....that was until they found a West Ham fan to beat up..

Usually i tend to side with my own teams supporters but you have made 4 posts all about Millwall fans and you are saying no one cares about them.You do

I text my milwall supporting mate after the match, saying well done you deserved it etc. He was very gracious in victory, saying we'll be back stronger next season like they have been.

It's just the minority of Millwall fans who decide they have to act up to the clubs reputation, but are too cowardly to do anything serious

                                       

chalkies shorts summed them up well the other day.one on one, most of em would be fuck all

                                 point taken :no:

ok then this is not 4th time lucky, im from london, not millwall area thank god, and listen and listen really carfully as i only say this once ok, if your little brain can take this, you are now in championship, you are now up against some big boys off and on the pitch, be prepared for some lessons, and lets hope you learn from them, you may not care where you go to but let me assure you on this when you get to the likes of sheff u, bristol city, cardiff, you will all be taught a lesson that hopefully you will all learn from, and then next season we will await your return, now get off this SWINDON site as its called SWINDON site for a reason, and is not for thick pricks like yourself, so goodbye, and fuck off.

every club has a minority of people who want to go looking for and/or cause aggro. they're not the same set of people who drink all day, have a sing song and act a bit obnoxious.

the difference with millwall is they have a reputation. rightly or wrongly i don't know, i've not been around long enough. as far as i can tell millwall think anyone is fair game.

from my experience on saturday, the only "abuse" directed at me was from a few town fans outside wembley.

and all this is coming from a person whos picture is of a chelsea player, !!!!!!!!!!! emmm right go away little boy,

What on earth are you on about?

A Chelsea player? Since when did Charlie Austin play for fucking Chelsea?!

oops sorry i need glasses, this is not 4th time lucky sorry,

stupid cunt

What's your avatar anyway? I thought Millwall were the Lions?!

Hate to tell you this mate but thats a fucking panther! ha ha ha

Last season against Scunthorpe Liberties were taken. The one and only time i have been ashamed of some of our supporters, We are not all Thugs who attack innocent people, Most of us would be disgusted by that. To me it did,nt seem the same on Saturday. If some of you had a rough time, Of course it is not right

even if my avatar was of a giant alien cock, what was wrong with what i said?

Is this person for real?! 

I think its the targets of your fans cuntishness ( the young, the old, the infirm and the outnumbered ) that is the problem as well as the volume of cuntishness. As someone else said lads aint' going to give a shit. When Town fans gave it back your lot didn't take it very well. Your older fans really need to get a grip as your young lads coming thruogh are total aresewipes. On the positive side, one day they will be given a very painful lesson.

Heh! heh!
I only just noticed this..




Chelsea 8)

I'm in stitches!

How to make yourself look a bigger cunt in one easy step!

What the actual fuck.

Hahaha class.

Heh! heh!



little boy 8)
That's also pretty funny!

what do you mean?  ???

So are you saying you are a 'little boy'? ???

Leave it, he'll give you a Chelsea smile.

Welcome to our forum Stuwall.

i thought you were mocking my, erm, stature

I would never mock you Sonic.





Seriously.





 :yeahright: look....straight face...proof

Stuwall.... where do I recognise that from?

I am intrigued by the possibility of an avatar of a giant alien cock. As long as it isn't my picture of course.

A Millwall fan who couldn't understand the concept of a season ticket. He's world famous now.

 Epic fail  :girlgiggle:

You've been watching too many Danny Dyer movies.

Prick.

I to was at the globe and it was very good natured. I wasn't wearing colours so it may have been different if i was but the millwall i spoke to there were ok. Saw some swindon blokes with their kids standing about 20 feet away and no one said a word to them.

I know a few Millwall fans through work and apart from wallowing a little in their reputation, there all good blokes and genuine fans.
I saw no violence on the day and most of the banter pre match was good natured.
What surprised me a little was how aggressive they were after the game. I'd expect a bit of taunting and piss taking. We would have given that out if we'd have won, but to get threats and serious abuse off the majority of their fans of all ages while stuck on a minibus waiting to leave was a bit of a shock. After 20 minutes or so it had got very tedious.
They'd won the game at a canter, what the fuck was their problem!

I have been up all fucking night, I am waiting for a new hip. So let this sink into your head. I am not some burberry clad youth. I have been to all of the grounds you mention. They hold no fear. We are Millwall you see. Not some yokel team from a yokel town. I came onto your board as a fellow football supporter and you tell me to fuck off. I think that says alot more about you than it does about me

I think you need some more co-codamol and relax a little - you should know better at your age. Good luck with the hip.

Chalkies Shorts is exactly right.

My group on the way took some verbal abuse on the Jubilee and at Wembley Park. We were aged between 16 and 65 and to a degree were fair game, although my mates dad obviously felt fairly uncomfortable.

The two old Swindon fans we saw on Wembley way being spat on and called 'yokel cunts' shouldn't attract that sort of thing. 

I could,nt agree more mate, Spitting is the act of a Barbarian, Anyone who does this deserves knocking up in the air to be honest

I travelled up to Wembley on my own from Surrey and saw no trouble. After the game a different story! Whilst walking to Wembley Park station two of our fans having handbags on the corner of the street! Both wearing town colours and hi-vis vests with some construction company name on their backs  :doh: Did make me chuckle. I went home via pubs in Trafalger Square, Embankment and Morden and although everywhere was full of Millwall fans the most offensive thing they did was shout their silly Miiiii chant (which i was sick to death of come the end of the night!)

Ok, let me start by saying I was born and raised in Swindon before the big city lights attracted me to London. I remember the last play offs and resulting short stayed affair of the Premiership and had tickets then and have done ever since, so i'm not just some 'day tripper'! Not that there was anything wrong with the 25,000 odd extras from the usual County Ground attendance - which is bound to happen and I for one was pleased to see so many fill our half of Wembley. It's rude, bordering on disgusting that many treat these fans with very little regard and discontempt with others complaining to a lack of noise, etc, etc!

There were many young fans and families that went to the game and my only hope is that they were not put off by some Swindon 'fans'. I was sat in block 547 and there were 3/4 guys, near the front, baseball caps and long hair, mid twenties at a guess, who by all defenitions were absolute morons! Screaming at the family areas, swearing that they were not supporting, standing to obscure everyones views at innapropriate times and acting in a confronting manner - they did not come for the football judging from the stone island attire and vile gestures, so we have those types of supposed fans aswell before we bash Milwall to much...

With regard to Milwall I appreciate there was some violence from the Milwall fans (and I would guess our more seasoned fans were no angels either) and as with most violence it is generally aimed pathetically at the easy targets (e.g. buses with families). However there support during the game was fantastic, a cauldron of noise they created so well done.  

On the whole it was a good day out, it was a shame but on reflection if you were a neutral it was Milwalls game and thoroughly deserved. The 'day trippers' made the day that little more special, i'm not sure how many of you "Swindon till I die" fans can say you don't want them there - they create volumes of extra revenue via ticket, shirt and transport sales (are some of you unawares to this?!?!). The team have exceeded expectations so congratulations, especially Charlie Austin, who you hope will bounce back strong after the pitch incident.

I don't think anyone's said that - new fans are always welcome for exactly the reasons you point out, as pretty much everyone else before you has also said. You're arguing against your own straw man

I dont want them there if they arent going to support the team, no matter how much tat they buy.

what exactly is supporting the team?! Surely going is supporting, we are unfortunately not in the luxurious position of a Manchester or Chelsea!

"Surely going is supporting"

Supporting financially - yes, supporting in an encouragement sense - no.

No, it's spectating. It's better than not going, but on it's own it's not playing the full part of being a supporter. It's a pretty sterile debate though really. Yes, of course we'd all rather have had 32,000 there on Saturday than 10,000 or whatever. But we'd all rather have had 32,000 fully getting behind the team, wishful thinking though that may be

If you cant find any passion, to even stand up and cheer the team - 10 minutes to go, 1-0 down in a play off final then you arent a supporter, as pauld says you're a spectator.

I think there's a lot of truth in that.  Both groups (supporters and spectators) have every right to be there.  And next time we're in a similar situation, I hope we find a way of segregating the supporters and the spectators so the supporters can have a good sing (and generate some atmosphere, hopefully) and the spectators can enjoy the spectacle without fear of intimidation.

Despite one of the comments made earlier in the day, I think it's probably in Wembley's interests to help facilitate this.  In the longer run, the stadium could acquire a reputation for being a soulless bowl with no atmosphere - which no-one wants, least of all the stadium owners.

i totally agree ,i was getting very frustrated that there were only me and a few others singing in block 233

It was great towards the end when Swindon started pouring forward and the whole Swindon end jumped to its feet and roared the team on. Unfortunately, that was with around 30 seconds to go. Although as many have said, it might have been partly due to the fact we never looked dangerous.

I agree with Ardiles about the "segregation". It's in the interest of the fans, the team and Wembley.

You're thinking of Charlton.

I think that's a massive factor. If we'd actually done something on the pitch the support would have been a lot better. There was fuck all for people to get excited about and I personally think the criticism of the support has been a bit OTT, as indeed it has been all season.

Great post...most forums i look at say Swindon are up there with the best with regards vocal support...even Leeds are fairly impressed.
We have great support...it was just one of those days on Saturday.

We're going up automatic next season anyway, so this debate is irrelevant.

I'd say there was plenty of noise before the game - everyone seemed to be joining in then without being 'encouraged' by the 'look at me' brigade.

Unfortunately the performance on the pitch didn't keep that momentum going. I'd agree it was poor during the game. It's a chicken and egg situation for me.

I'm not one of the most vocal persons in the ground, but I take umbrage at being called a 'non supporter'.

Non supporter.

I was stood by the back wall of 233 and think I only saw 4 people joining in (including me!)

I'm fully umbraged.

This might be bollocks but i think the lack of singing/chanting was down to the way the tickets were sold?  :hmmm:

In 90 and 93 we all turned up and qued, the loyal supporters were all there early? waitng for our tickets.
So when the tickets were purchased they were all close together? So when the singing began it carried around to the others in the stadium. I can still remember to this day the COYR in 1993 was so loud you felt it inside you?

As I said this may be bollocks.

That wasn't what I meant. Or at least I didn't mean it to have that meaning. Erm, I'm not sure what I meant any more. But it certainly wasn't to call you a "non-supporter". Apologies if I did.

was in block 232 after originally buying seats in 129, i regretted that massively after being continuously told to sit down...because they had some 'town fan' sat behind text in complaining from their mobile phone....allegedly of course....no atmosphere at wembley on saturday and there will only be an atmosphere there from a club our size if those that chant are in and around the same blocks....as much as I hated the lack of atmosphere, I for one would be happy with a place in the final next year right now and would hope that lessons have been learnt from saturdays experience both on and off the pitch with a better result from both!