I don't mind them. They've recently been reclassified as "mostly harmless" Notorious all around the world. When I'm talking to the team out in The far east all they want to chat about is milwall. Massive importer of knock off Burberry gear. Highly respected for that.
well aware of our other heroes and legends of the club. all of them i suspect as they were very local to the club had connections to your club in one way or another.
thats a shame that none of you commented about how mice it was to see the old ground in that panorama. i find that disturbing.
its great and always worthy of note old 70's footage of the old den.
i mean hands up honestly . how many of you are aware of the significance of the maidstone home match on here?
sadly i fear not a lot.
by the way it was great to see those 'arches' as part of your ground from the 70's. great architecture.
do you know i visited the valley once int he mid 70's to watch a game. i profess i cannot remember much about it. my second and final visit to your true ground was in i think 83/84 when you lost to leeds 3-2. remember that quite well was around oct/nov time and was impressed by the size of your infamous terrace. but dissapointed that virtually no one stood on it and most of it was dolled off.
such a desolate place back then but then so chracteristic in a gothic kind of way i might add.
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he's got some sort of mr chow twang going on
''toodle pips chaps. ok so i attempt your language not so well now and again.''
hahahaha
Sad to see someone of that age looking for bites on an opposing teams forum.
What hope have the poor kids got.
"No one likes you, 'cause you're shit."
I find it slightly childish, but I use it because it makes them bite!!
I wonder what sort of crowds they would get if a section weren't attracted by being associated with the world's biggest small club?
So who knows? But, the docks closing & changing demographics are probably a bigger factor. But I do know Millwall fans that gave up after incidents.
Notorious all around the world. When I'm talking to the team out in The far east all they want to chat about is milwall. Massive importer of knock off Burberry gear. Highly respected for that.
just a bit young and missed these days. but aware, very aware of my history.
See 4.26 for the valley match vs the yids...and of course a cameo appearance by BW on 7.02.
well aware of our other heroes and legends of the club. all of them i suspect as they were very local to the club had connections to your club in one way or another.
the same could never be said of palace.
its great and always worthy of note old 70's footage of the old den.
i mean hands up honestly . how many of you are aware of the significance of the maidstone home match on here?
sadly i fear not a lot.
by the way it was great to see those 'arches' as part of your ground from the 70's. great architecture.
do you know i visited the valley once int he mid 70's to watch a game. i profess i cannot remember much about it. my second and final visit to your true ground was in i think 83/84 when you lost to leeds 3-2. remember that quite well was around oct/nov time and was impressed by the size of your infamous terrace. but dissapointed that virtually no one stood on it and most of it was dolled off.
such a desolate place back then but then so chracteristic in a gothic kind of way i might add.
Of course his dad was docker like all millwall fans are even today.