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Unfortunate stuff off the pitch last night /merged/
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Fulham is a typically diverse London area with something for everyone - from the hustle and bustle of North End Road Market, to the refined chicness of the iconic Fulham Road. It boasts superb pubs and restaurants, two Premier League football clubs and excellent transport links.
'Eight arrests have been made so far at the QPR vs Millwall match amid reports Shepherd's Bush was a 'war zone' ahead of kick-off.
Police confirmed at half-time seven people had been detained for football-related disorder and one held for possessing an offence weapon'Comment
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Think the ref had been told to make sure Millwall didn't lose so as not to annoy the Wall fans.
Felt tonight like I was on the set of a Die Hard film -- trying to get back on the eastbound side of the Westway was tough -- police vans everywhere, police running everywhere, dogs, horses -- haven't seen that level of police presence for a long time.
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Just got home at 3.06am ... could'nt enjoy that game 'cos of the tension ... won't have to put up with watching the Wall hopefully next season as we'll be in a different league ... and certainly not on a night game! You R'sssss!!I must away now, I can no longer tarry
This morning's tempest I have to cross
I must be guided without a stumble
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Total agreement. I also come from an angle of living somewhere where this wonderful sport is still not always looked at as any big deal compared to other sports and it doesn't help my argument when the after match fights take up more of news coverage than the actual match.Comment
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Agreed, it takes two to fight, and we have our own idiots, but I haven't seen anything like last night for a VERY long time, and the Millwall fans were the root cause of what went on.
Was like being back in the heady days of the 70's/80's when we took our running shoes to most matches.
Not quite as bad as back then, but a very undesirable side of football which belongs in the Dark Ages, and why the Wall fans were not held back for 20 or 30 mins (as we are at their ground, if we don't want to get the train at South Bermondsey) is totally beyond me.
I'm glad we moved out of X block last night, because, at the end of the match, that was one area getting pelted with seats, darts and other objects -- I just hope our friends in the wheelchair area down there are all OK. The ripping up and seat chucking is something which seems to be a Millwall speciality.
Faurlin is my hero!!! Love him!!! ######### 
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Where did you get that from, funny as. If you are talking the BQ it was all rangers and ob kept us there until 8:30.Came out and walked down south africa road. A few fans started to throw punches to my left. 1 guy was the size of a hobbit. That did turn into about 30/40 but seen much worse before. Cardiff definately were much worse. I heard it had kicked off near the westfields centre but some of it being handbags. Millwall were in a pub opposite the conningham but the police won the day. I think you are fine if you wanted to avoid getting in a scrap.
A few wall turned up at KFC and bashed 3 scarfers, typical wall.
After game main stuff was 'Westfield'Queens Park Rangers
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PREMIER LEAGUE 2011 - ETERNITY (Oh well got that wrong, we'll be back though)Comment
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