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THREAD FOR DISCUSSING AWAY FOLLOWINGS (of all clubs)
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No we don't.MillwallFan said:
But you have a bigger away end?DOUCHER said:
Quite simple to resolve - compile the away attendances at the valley and compare against the same teams at millwall over a period of years - if u want toMillwallFan said:
And as for Charlton away, yeah you’re a bit closer to central London than palace but you’re slap bang in the middle of a pretty nondescript area and up until very recently you’ve never been known for your atmosphere. I know a southern based Leeds fan who went to your place once but could only get tickets for the home end. He described it as “gods waiting room”. His words.ElfsborgAddick said:
Confirmed, you're taking the piddle.MillwallFan said:
Only speaking from experience, conversations I’ve had with fans of other clubs and what I’ve read on forums etc.ElfsborgAddick said:
Either take your tongue out of your cheek or you're on drugs.MillwallFan said:
Voice of reason.9goalswentpastperry said:
Not really. They came to us full of hope on a sunny August day, first away game of the season. They went to the Den next to bottom of the league with no hope at all. Stands to reason their numbers have halved.ChiAddick said:Shows how much more attractive coming to The Valley is compared to The Den. Surprises at Covs numbers. Close game geographically and normally take loads away like 6.5k at MK Don's a few weeks back.People Generally love going to Millwall. One stop away from a good drink in LB/Borough, a proper old school atmosphere (most of the time) and a very safe away end. You only get trouble at Millwall these days if you go looking for it.The amount of times I’ve spoke to rival fans and they’ve said after their local rivals Millwall away is one of the first fixtures they look for When they come out.I don’t know what people think of Charlton away. I’ve always found it a bit flat to be honest, but hoping that will change this season, from what I’ve read on here.But yeah, I’m taking the piss and people much prefer Charlton away than Millwall lol
Any other bollocks you want to spout?
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Ah, there's those bollocks again.MillwallFan said:
Why is gillinghams support at Accrington’appalling’? Admittedly it’s not great but you only took just over double that there last season and surely you get a lot more than double Gillinghams average home attendance?Addickted said:552 Carlisle @ Orient - fantastic turnout
1,791 Colchester @ Crawley - ditto
2,676 Luton @ Brum - Impressive
324 Wigan @ Bristol- awful
254 Gill’s @ Accrington - appalling
575 Blackpool @ Burton - boycotting again?
505 Oldham @ Port Vale - poor
621 Swindon @ Crawley - even worse
Nearly treble actually and we didn't get treble the Gills home attendance.
And where have I said our away support has been good? Being one of a few hundred for hndreds of away games would give me a bit more experience in judging Charlton's historic travelling support than some hipster from Surrey Quays
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millwall chose not to use the whole of their away end cos they know their cunts will possibly cause trouble with oppo cunts
luckily our cunts are more diluted and we can give oppo the whole end
there’s no way more away fans go to the scum than the valleyOur away support numbers are improved but from the patheticness of the past that isn’t difficult
let’s not forget we are on the run of a lifetime footballing wise with some newish grounds for some youngsters
see how big these followings are when it all becomes samey with the fixtures and the results aren’t so friendly
I’ll have a look at our relegation season from the championship and see how lairy we can get coating off the likes of Wigan and gills1 -
Too many threads are deviating towards Millwall3
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No. You have a bigger away end but as has been stated many times, for some bizarre reason you choose not to sell half of it.MillwallFan said:
But you have a bigger away end? We quite often have teams selling and you’d never know how many more they’d have sold on top of that.DOUCHER said:
Quite simple to resolve - compile the away attendances at the valley and compare against the same teams at millwall over a period of years - if u want toMillwallFan said:
And as for Charlton away, yeah you’re a bit closer to central London than palace but you’re slap bang in the middle of a pretty nondescript area and up until very recently you’ve never been known for your atmosphere. I know a southern based Leeds fan who went to your place once but could only get tickets for the home end. He described it as “gods waiting room”. His words.ElfsborgAddick said:
Confirmed, you're taking the piddle.MillwallFan said:
Only speaking from experience, conversations I’ve had with fans of other clubs and what I’ve read on forums etc.ElfsborgAddick said:
Either take your tongue out of your cheek or you're on drugs.MillwallFan said:
Voice of reason.9goalswentpastperry said:
Not really. They came to us full of hope on a sunny August day, first away game of the season. They went to the Den next to bottom of the league with no hope at all. Stands to reason their numbers have halved.ChiAddick said:Shows how much more attractive coming to The Valley is compared to The Den. Surprises at Covs numbers. Close game geographically and normally take loads away like 6.5k at MK Don's a few weeks back.People Generally love going to Millwall. One stop away from a good drink in LB/Borough, a proper old school atmosphere (most of the time) and a very safe away end. You only get trouble at Millwall these days if you go looking for it.The amount of times I’ve spoke to rival fans and they’ve said after their local rivals Millwall away is one of the first fixtures they look for When they come out.I don’t know what people think of Charlton away. I’ve always found it a bit flat to be honest, but hoping that will change this season, from what I’ve read on here.But yeah, I’m taking the piss and people much prefer Charlton away than Millwall lolAlso, as someone else said you are a ground lots haven’t been to in a while so that will bump your crowds up a bit.I still stand by my point, I doubt many would see Charlton away as much more appealing than Millwall away as the original poster said, for reasons stated.1 -
EFAAFKABartram said:Too many deviants at Millwall
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Addickted said:552 Carlisle @ Orient - fantastic turnout
1,791 Colchester @ Crawley - ditto
2,676 Luton @ Brum - Impressive
324 Wigan @ Bristol- awful
254 Gill’s @ Accrington - appalling
575 Blackpool @ Burton - boycotting again?
505 Oldham @ Port Vale - poor
621 Swindon @ Crawley - even worse
To be fair to Swindon there were nearly 1,800 Colchester fans in there with them and when you consider the away end at 'The People's Pension Stadium' only holds 1,600 - that's pretty impressive.
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Ok for the pedantic on here, we have less tickets available for our away end. That’s what I obviously meant. But you knew that.0
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No surprise, we are back in the same division and it’s a local rivalry. Not a problem for me.AFKABartram said:Too many threads are deviating towards Millwall1 -
I just wish the F troop fanboys attempts at piss taking were a bit more grown up. You're sounding like an excited 16 year old @MillwallFan .stonemuse said:
No surprise, we are back in the same division and it’s a local rivalry. Not a problem for me.AFKABartram said:Too many threads are deviating towards Millwall
If we win next week will you having your annual meltdown?
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Being even more pedantic, it should be fewer tickets not less ticketsMillwallFan said:Ok for the pedantic on here, we have less tickets available for our away end. That’s what I obviously meant. But you knew that.
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Sorry, I thought u were being serious / I was talking to an adult - take out the ones that exceed your capacity from the sample - hope that helpsMillwallFan said:
But you have a bigger away end? We quite often have teams selling and you’d never know how many more they’d have sold on top of that.DOUCHER said:
Quite simple to resolve - compile the away attendances at the valley and compare against the same teams at millwall over a period of years - if u want toMillwallFan said:
And as for Charlton away, yeah you’re a bit closer to central London than palace but you’re slap bang in the middle of a pretty nondescript area and up until very recently you’ve never been known for your atmosphere. I know a southern based Leeds fan who went to your place once but could only get tickets for the home end. He described it as “gods waiting room”. His words.ElfsborgAddick said:
Confirmed, you're taking the piddle.MillwallFan said:
Only speaking from experience, conversations I’ve had with fans of other clubs and what I’ve read on forums etc.ElfsborgAddick said:
Either take your tongue out of your cheek or you're on drugs.MillwallFan said:
Voice of reason.9goalswentpastperry said:
Not really. They came to us full of hope on a sunny August day, first away game of the season. They went to the Den next to bottom of the league with no hope at all. Stands to reason their numbers have halved.ChiAddick said:Shows how much more attractive coming to The Valley is compared to The Den. Surprises at Covs numbers. Close game geographically and normally take loads away like 6.5k at MK Don's a few weeks back.People Generally love going to Millwall. One stop away from a good drink in LB/Borough, a proper old school atmosphere (most of the time) and a very safe away end. You only get trouble at Millwall these days if you go looking for it.The amount of times I’ve spoke to rival fans and they’ve said after their local rivals Millwall away is one of the first fixtures they look for When they come out.I don’t know what people think of Charlton away. I’ve always found it a bit flat to be honest, but hoping that will change this season, from what I’ve read on here.But yeah, I’m taking the piss and people much prefer Charlton away than Millwall lolAlso, as someone else said you are a ground lots haven’t been to in a while so that will bump your crowds up a bit.I still stand by my point, I doubt many would see Charlton away as much more appealing than Millwall away as the original poster said, for reasons stated.0 -
Nope, your away end is virtually the same as ours.MillwallFan said:
But you have a bigger away end? We quite often have teams selling and you’d never know how many more they’d have sold on top of that.DOUCHER said:
Quite simple to resolve - compile the away attendances at the valley and compare against the same teams at millwall over a period of years - if u want toMillwallFan said:
And as for Charlton away, yeah you’re a bit closer to central London than palace but you’re slap bang in the middle of a pretty nondescript area and up until very recently you’ve never been known for your atmosphere. I know a southern based Leeds fan who went to your place once but could only get tickets for the home end. He described it as “gods waiting room”. His words.ElfsborgAddick said:
Confirmed, you're taking the piddle.MillwallFan said:
Only speaking from experience, conversations I’ve had with fans of other clubs and what I’ve read on forums etc.ElfsborgAddick said:
Either take your tongue out of your cheek or you're on drugs.MillwallFan said:
Voice of reason.9goalswentpastperry said:
Not really. They came to us full of hope on a sunny August day, first away game of the season. They went to the Den next to bottom of the league with no hope at all. Stands to reason their numbers have halved.ChiAddick said:Shows how much more attractive coming to The Valley is compared to The Den. Surprises at Covs numbers. Close game geographically and normally take loads away like 6.5k at MK Don's a few weeks back.People Generally love going to Millwall. One stop away from a good drink in LB/Borough, a proper old school atmosphere (most of the time) and a very safe away end. You only get trouble at Millwall these days if you go looking for it.The amount of times I’ve spoke to rival fans and they’ve said after their local rivals Millwall away is one of the first fixtures they look for When they come out.I don’t know what people think of Charlton away. I’ve always found it a bit flat to be honest, but hoping that will change this season, from what I’ve read on here.But yeah, I’m taking the piss and people much prefer Charlton away than Millwall lolAlso, as someone else said you are a ground lots haven’t been to in a while so that will bump your crowds up a bit.I still stand by my point, I doubt many would see Charlton away as much more appealing than Millwall away as the original poster said, for reasons stated.
The bottom tier of yours is not used because of the animals in the other 3 sides of the ground. BBW and yourself aside of course.0 -
Not pedantic.MillwallFan said:Ok for the pedantic on here, we have less tickets available for our away end. That’s what I obviously meant. But you knew that.
Your post was wrong regards the numbers and now you are backtracking as we have killed your comment.
We win this spat, you'll win the match.....again0 -
"There's only one Stern John".stonemuse said:
No surprise, we are back in the same division and it’s a local rivalry. Not a problem for me.AFKABartram said:Too many threads are deviating towards Millwall0 -
@MillwallFan trying to argue his case that people would rather go to Millwall than Charlton yet he spends an eternity on this forum rather than a Scum one!!!
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Yeah that must be right. How many other clubs have a purpose built tunnel to protect the away fans on route back to the transport links to get them away from the scummy element of Home fans?MillwallFan said:
Voice of reason.9goalswentpastperry said:
Not really. They came to us full of hope on a sunny August day, first away game of the season. They went to the Den next to bottom of the league with no hope at all. Stands to reason their numbers have halved.ChiAddick said:Shows how much more attractive coming to The Valley is compared to The Den. Surprises at Covs numbers. Close game geographically and normally take loads away like 6.5k at MK Don's a few weeks back.People Generally love going to Millwall. One stop away from a good drink in LB/Borough, a proper old school atmosphere (most of the time) and a very safe away end. You only get trouble at Millwall these days if you go looking for it.The amount of times I’ve spoke to rival fans and they’ve said after their local rivals Millwall away is one of the first fixtures they look for When they come out.0 -
Alwaysneil said:
Yeah that must be right. How many other clubs have a purpose built tunnel to protect the away fans on route back to the transport links to get them away from the scummy element of Home fans?MillwallFan said:
Voice of reason.9goalswentpastperry said:
Not really. They came to us full of hope on a sunny August day, first away game of the season. They went to the Den next to bottom of the league with no hope at all. Stands to reason their numbers have halved.ChiAddick said:Shows how much more attractive coming to The Valley is compared to The Den. Surprises at Covs numbers. Close game geographically and normally take loads away like 6.5k at MK Don's a few weeks back.People Generally love going to Millwall. One stop away from a good drink in LB/Borough, a proper old school atmosphere (most of the time) and a very safe away end. You only get trouble at Millwall these days if you go looking for it.The amount of times I’ve spoke to rival fans and they’ve said after their local rivals Millwall away is one of the first fixtures they look for When they come out.
i wouldn't bang on about it - him and the other bloke get off on the fact that that tunnel and walkway was built0 -
Cowards Alley by the locals.DOUCHER said:Alwaysneil said:
Yeah that must be right. How many other clubs have a purpose built tunnel to protect the away fans on route back to the transport links to get them away from the scummy element of Home fans?MillwallFan said:
Voice of reason.9goalswentpastperry said:
Not really. They came to us full of hope on a sunny August day, first away game of the season. They went to the Den next to bottom of the league with no hope at all. Stands to reason their numbers have halved.ChiAddick said:Shows how much more attractive coming to The Valley is compared to The Den. Surprises at Covs numbers. Close game geographically and normally take loads away like 6.5k at MK Don's a few weeks back.People Generally love going to Millwall. One stop away from a good drink in LB/Borough, a proper old school atmosphere (most of the time) and a very safe away end. You only get trouble at Millwall these days if you go looking for it.The amount of times I’ve spoke to rival fans and they’ve said after their local rivals Millwall away is one of the first fixtures they look for When they come out.
i wouldn't bang on about it - him and the other bloke get off on the fact that that tunnel and walkway was built0 -
2nd bottom and they bring that midweek !!
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Brilliant numbers, fair play to them.oohaahmortimer said:2nd bottom and they bring that midweek !!
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This is ours. I posted a pic on another thread which was taken before kick off. This shows us in full effect. Pompey we ain't but we only had four days to sort it out. Not bad, all things considered. (And I'm in the pic. ) 😀
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Portsmouth have always had good away support.0
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First season back at this level in years, numbers should be good. Doing all the new grounds you haven’t done in years. Our first season back up we had some really good numbers on the road. Now, after playing the same teams for 6 or 7 years they’re shit again. People get bored of going to places like Blackburn.oohaahmortimer said:2nd bottom and they bring that midweek !!
unbelievableHaving said that, that is still very good for a midweek game. Always had a lot of respect for Portsmouth. Proper club.1 -
First glance I thought it was the home end for the Dagenham game.MillwallFan said:
First season back at this level in years, numbers should be good. Doing all the new grounds you haven’t done in years. Our first season back up we had some really good numbers on the road. Now, after playing the same teams for 6 or 7 years they’re shit again. People get bored of going to places like Blackburn.oohaahmortimer said:2nd bottom and they bring that midweek !!
unbelievableHaving said that, that is still very good for a midweek game. Always had a lot of respect for Portsmouth. Proper club.1 -
Numbers should be good ? Millwall wouldnt take that anywhere midweek up northMillwallFan said:
First season back at this level in years, numbers should be good. Doing all the new grounds you haven’t done in years. Our first season back up we had some really good numbers on the road. Now, after playing the same teams for 6 or 7 years they’re shit again. People get bored of going to places like Blackburn.oohaahmortimer said:2nd bottom and they bring that midweek !!
unbelievableHaving said that, that is still very good for a midweek game. Always had a lot of respect for Portsmouth. Proper club.1 -
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Out of interest, and with the exception of Milton Keynes, which isn't a "proper club", and what's the definition?MillwallFan said:
First season back at this level in years, numbers should be good. Doing all the new grounds you haven’t done in years. Our first season back up we had some really good numbers on the road. Now, after playing the same teams for 6 or 7 years they’re shit again. People get bored of going to places like Blackburn.oohaahmortimer said:2nd bottom and they bring that midweek !!
unbelievableHaving said that, that is still very good for a midweek game. Always had a lot of respect for Portsmouth. Proper club.0 -
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JustFloydRoad said:
Commitment from the SaintsI think the appeal may be stronger nowadays with the Premier League. When we were in the Premier League, us, Fulham, Wigan and Blackburn would have many games when we would not sell out allocations, and comfortably so.I am sure most clubs sell their away allocations.0
