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OMG! MILLWALL MIGHT GET PROMOTED - but not in 2023 :)
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I genuinely thought it was the perfect game for them as well. They typically turn up at most of their home games in the cups and teams can crumble down there, especially after going 3-1 up. As @MillwallFan
says, they’ve probably had so many laughs at our expense over the years due to our record against them, let’s be honest, we’ll be dining out on this for a long time, and why shouldn’t we, particularly how much of a state we’re in
Taking my reveling in this hat off for a moment, objectively commenting, they’ve had a really good couple of seasons and are in a good place. Unfortunately for them, I think it takes a lot of money even to break free of the Championship. Luton may prove to be an exception to the rule if they go up, but in recent years, it’s been the same sort of clubs yo-yoing and the money is obscene. I think Millwall are doing as well as they can given their resources.6 -
isn't laughing/banter about seeing your rivals fail a quintessential part of being a football fan? Not sure what you would expect they'd do the same if it was us (i'm sure they celebrated our relegations)flyingkiwiDK said:Am I the only one who finds this thread somewhat embarrassing?
I'll laugh when Palace go down next year as well.13 -
No love lost for Millwall. But respect to Millwall Fan. This is not the time to gloat. It's about time we looked at ourselves as a club. What a fucking shambles we are. Just back from Fulham v Leicester (friends support them). Light years away from where we are3
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Cringey thing to do.PaddyP17 said:11 -
SelhurstTimber.com 😂Callumcafc said:9 -
flyingkiwiDK said:Am I the only one who finds this thread somewhat embarrassing?I think it’s great … it’s what local rivalry is all about.1
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You must be joking, I've had 50 years of them laughing at us & we're not allowed one evening's enjoyment?flyingkiwiDK said:Am I the only one who finds this thread somewhat embarrassing?
Do me a favour.26 -
Everyone at Premiership HQ now breathing a collective sigh of relief! 😁🥳😛
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Bet paid up and a bit more , MillwallFan knew 👍49 -
Got to be the most un-Millwall fan,Millwall fan I’ve ever seen. Bizarre but funny.Callumcafc said:9 -
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You sir, are an absolute gentleman. That has genuinely warmed my heart on what has been a pretty shit day lol. It’s a charity that’s very close to my heart so for you to do that means a lot. Thank you very much.oohaahmortimer said:Bet paid up and a bit more , MillwallFan knew 👍I’ve got one to settle, to the Upbeats, which I’ll do first thing tomorrow. Busy drowning my sorrows at the moment 😆
Thanks again 🙏🏼57 -
100% agreeManic_mania said:
isn't laughing/banter about seeing your rivals fail a quintessential part of being a football fan? Not sure what you would expect they'd do the same if it was us (i'm sure they celebrated our relegations)flyingkiwiDK said:Am I the only one who finds this thread somewhat embarrassing?
I'll laugh when Palace go down next year as well.7 -
Is he really a millwall fan?! Aside from being nothing like any millwall fan I’ve ever met, and from Finchley, he refers to them as millwall the whole way through and never once as us or we! Really weird5
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I'll not include SE25 with this.ValleyGary said:
This why we should want other teams fans on here. No shitty personal insults, just give and take. What it’s all about.MillwallFan said:
cheers mate. Not going to lie, a bit gutted to throw it away after being 3-1 up and cruising. Second half we was shit. Didn’t really deserve to make top 6 going on the last couple of months. Can’t be bothered to read through the 100’s of posts on here but don’t blame you all for having a good laugh. We’ve had our fair share over the last couple of years. And as I’ve said on here before, what’s football without rivalries and banter.MrOneLung said:Glad they didn’t make it but commiserations to @Big_Bad_World and @MillwallFan as they seem like nice fellas1 -
Classy postMillwallFan said:
cheers mate. Not going to lie, a bit gutted to throw it away after being 3-1 up and cruising. Second half we was shit. Didn’t really deserve to make top 6 going on the last couple of months. Can’t be bothered to read through the 100’s of posts on here but don’t blame you all for having a good laugh. We’ve had our fair share over the last couple of years. And as I’ve said on here before, what’s football without rivalries and banter.MrOneLung said:Glad they didn’t make it but commiserations to @Big_Bad_World and @MillwallFan as they seem like nice fellas1 -
Finchley, Stone Island, "bloody hell" instead of "you C*nt". Only 1/3rd proper 'Wall.The_Organiser said:
Got to be the most un-Millwall fan,Millwall fan I’ve ever seen. Bizarre but funny.Callumcafc said:4 -
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Watching the ITV highlights and Millwall just gone 3-1 up. Don't know if I can watch any more.17
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While they ultimately have "failed", coming 8th in the Championship is probably about par from where Millwall should be finishing with their resources, if not higher.
BUT it's a massive opportunity missed because that's the weakest playoff group in years. Clubs with the biggest parachute payments, or backing have really flopped this season, allowing Luton, Coventry and newly promoted Sunderland in. Norwich, Watford and Stoke have had shocking seasons, West Brom couldn't recover from the Steve Bruce handicap they started with, while Swansea just left it too late to start their winning run.
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Matey black flat cap and jacket 10.10 onwards after its 3-3Callumcafc said:
pointing , shhhhh , slit throat gesture , counting up to 3 (showing off to his friends) offering rovers fans out , tongue doing a bit of gurning/mouth sweeping if any substance left about …..vintage scum3 -
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Covered End said:
It worked!Covered End said:Just stuck £10 on Millwall to win, so it might just work.See, that's how you bet on football. Financial compensation to soften the annoyance of their success, or the joy of their failure compensating for the financial loss.Actually, I take that back, THIS is how you bet on football:
@oohaahmortimer I thank you for your sacrifice, and hope your next chocolate binge miraculously has none of the usual side effects.oohaahmortimer said:I still can't believe it , i came out of gambling retirement ( shitty betdaq acccount i never blocked myself from , for the match and mates betfair for the rest) to ensure their failure backing them for promotion , top 6 , laying blackburn to win and then when it was 3-3 laying the draw saved me a small fortune , all money well spent to see the empty stands as they did a lap at the end and their sad faces and even seeing a mate with his stupid wanky flat cap at 3-3 on the screen .
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No way is that par for them .killerandflash said:While they ultimately have "failed", coming 8th in the Championship is probably about par from where Millwall should be finishing with their resources, if not higher.
BUT it's a massive opportunity missed because that's the weakest playoff group in years. Clubs with the biggest parachute payments, or backing have really flopped this season, allowing Luton, Coventry and newly promoted Sunderland in. Norwich, Watford and Stoke have had shocking seasons, West Brom couldn't recover from the Steve Bruce handicap they started with, while Swansea just left it too late to start their winning run.
they’re properly punching
id say lower half of table is still a good season for them
can’t see them sniffing play offs next year but they’ve had a brilliant few years for them .3 -
Also when you look at 3 of the 4 sides in the championship playoffs and where they were a few seasons ago, it shows that if we ever get ourselves sorted at board level and have a plan, the potential for us is there.killerandflash said:While they ultimately have "failed", coming 8th in the Championship is probably about par from where Millwall should be finishing with their resources, if not higher.
BUT it's a massive opportunity missed because that's the weakest playoff group in years. Clubs with the biggest parachute payments, or backing have really flopped this season, allowing Luton, Coventry and newly promoted Sunderland in. Norwich, Watford and Stoke have had shocking seasons, West Brom couldn't recover from the Steve Bruce handicap they started with, while Swansea just left it too late to start their winning run.6 -
Huge if.twiggyaddick said:
Also when you look at 3 of the 4 sides in the championship playoffs and where they were a few seasons ago, it shows that if we ever get ourselves sorted at board level and have a plan, the potential for us is there.killerandflash said:While they ultimately have "failed", coming 8th in the Championship is probably about par from where Millwall should be finishing with their resources, if not higher.
BUT it's a massive opportunity missed because that's the weakest playoff group in years. Clubs with the biggest parachute payments, or backing have really flopped this season, allowing Luton, Coventry and newly promoted Sunderland in. Norwich, Watford and Stoke have had shocking seasons, West Brom couldn't recover from the Steve Bruce handicap they started with, while Swansea just left it too late to start their winning run.1 -
Wouldn’t disagree with that. I think our budget is usually the 15th or 16th biggest in the league so for us to finish just outside the playoffs in the last few years is an overachievementoohaahmortimer said:
No way is that par for them .killerandflash said:While they ultimately have "failed", coming 8th in the Championship is probably about par from where Millwall should be finishing with their resources, if not higher.
BUT it's a massive opportunity missed because that's the weakest playoff group in years. Clubs with the biggest parachute payments, or backing have really flopped this season, allowing Luton, Coventry and newly promoted Sunderland in. Norwich, Watford and Stoke have had shocking seasons, West Brom couldn't recover from the Steve Bruce handicap they started with, while Swansea just left it too late to start their winning run.
they’re properly punching
id say lower half of table is still a good season for them
can’t see them sniffing play offs next year but they’ve had a brilliant few years for them .7 -
Callumcafc said:Who cares? Drink it in
https://youtu.be/rhJt2rEze0s
such a tough pill to swallow.
said the guy holding camera.
He has so much to learn about football . Best you get use to it.
Didnt have a clue or any understanding of The Lions.0 -
It's overachievement financially, but you've consistently been threatening the playoffs since you came up so there is a level of expectation now, especially as a very steady club.MillwallFan said:
Wouldn’t disagree with that. I think our budget is usually the 15th or 16th biggest in the league so for us to finish just outside the playoffs in the last few years is an overachievementoohaahmortimer said:
No way is that par for them .killerandflash said:While they ultimately have "failed", coming 8th in the Championship is probably about par from where Millwall should be finishing with their resources, if not higher.
BUT it's a massive opportunity missed because that's the weakest playoff group in years. Clubs with the biggest parachute payments, or backing have really flopped this season, allowing Luton, Coventry and newly promoted Sunderland in. Norwich, Watford and Stoke have had shocking seasons, West Brom couldn't recover from the Steve Bruce handicap they started with, while Swansea just left it too late to start their winning run.
they’re properly punching
id say lower half of table is still a good season for them
can’t see them sniffing play offs next year but they’ve had a brilliant few years for them .
Indeed it's your 3rd 8th place in 6 seasons.1 -
if we were doing that every season in the Championship i'd be a happy fan tbh - decent games/officials and crowds. mid table with the occasionally outside chanceMillwallFan said:
Wouldn’t disagree with that. I think our budget is usually the 15th or 16th biggest in the league so for us to finish just outside the playoffs in the last few years is an overachievementoohaahmortimer said:
No way is that par for them .killerandflash said:While they ultimately have "failed", coming 8th in the Championship is probably about par from where Millwall should be finishing with their resources, if not higher.
BUT it's a massive opportunity missed because that's the weakest playoff group in years. Clubs with the biggest parachute payments, or backing have really flopped this season, allowing Luton, Coventry and newly promoted Sunderland in. Norwich, Watford and Stoke have had shocking seasons, West Brom couldn't recover from the Steve Bruce handicap they started with, while Swansea just left it too late to start their winning run.
they’re properly punching
id say lower half of table is still a good season for them
can’t see them sniffing play offs next year but they’ve had a brilliant few years for them .4 -
I'm sure he's a blogger who goes to any interesting games. Not really a spanner.paulsturgess said:Is he really a millwall fan?! Aside from being nothing like any millwall fan I’ve ever met, and from Finchley, he refers to them as millwall the whole way through and never once as us or we! Really weird0 -
You are correct he left at the end of his contract, apologies.Lordflashheart said:
Pretty sure he retired, rather than sacked - happy to be correctediaitch said:
Blackburn sacked Mowbray who gets Sunderland into the playoffs.killerandflash said:Alex Neil leaves Sunderland for Stoke, Sunderland make the playoffs, Stoke finish 16th0
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