directions for millwall

[stanley75]

stop excuses and get a ticket
take away the millwall home edge by filling top tier and 1000 of the bottom
the team need it....you know we'll get a ref who won't give us much so. cmon
5hitty leics can sell 3200 for qpr, surely we can sell 2000+ for a game 10-15 miles away

Very very true. Millwall away is a great game for those that haven't been. And this is an important one as well. Can't see how this could be difficult to sell out.

[BennyBoyRs]

I think we will sell out.

[stanley75]

Just spotted the bit about the club running a coach. And see from the official it is true! Why FFS??!! They running one to Watford?!! Christ this Millwall thing is tedious and the more people buy into it the sillier it gets.

[BennyBoyRs]

Just spotted the bit about the club running a coach. And see from the official it is true! Why FFS??!! They running one to Watford?!! Christ this Millwall thing is tedious and the more people buy into it the sillier it gets.

Unfortunately, women and kids are intimidated by these #####, so the club can capitalise on this by conning them out of £25 for the privelidge of sitting in a coach for 10 minutes, when in reality, it's probably safer, and certainly cheaper and faster to go by train.

[qprted]

Having

having spoke to a millwall fan ,he has assured me that it is a very safe ground perhaps the safest ground in the country he also feels the millwall fans will be kept in when millwall play a london team,
So as long as you leave the ground and get onto the tube home it should be ok,swanley has got the best idea,to go with two millwall fans


NOW THATS ONE WAY TO CONFUSE THEM

[stanley75]

Unfortunately, women and kids are intimidated by these monks, so the club can capitalise on this by conning them out of £25 for the privelidge of sitting in a coach for 10 minutes, when in reality, it's probably safer, and certainly cheaper and faster to go by train.

Maybe I will run one at £20 and take in some of the sights on the way....

[irememberlesley]

Safe as houses down there. We'll get the verbals inside the ground - everyone does, and as has been stated, chances are Millwall fans won't be allowed on the first couple of trains back to London and the chances are you won't even pass a Millwall fan either side of London Bridge, if going that way.

The way they behaved at Loftus Road this season was quite out of character in recent times.

[80sCasual]

Safe as houses down there. We'll get the verbals inside the ground - everyone does, and as has been stated, chances are Millwall fans won't be allowed on the first couple of trains back to London and the chances are you won't even pass a Millwall fan either side of London Bridge, if going that way.

The way they behaved at Loftus Road this season was quite out of character in recent times.

You are joking right?

[lymehoop]

considering there was millwall in the bush in the morning of our night game I'd would'nt be so blaise about it being the safest ground in London, pockets sniffing all over imho

[stanley75]

It certainly is no worse than others. And will be policed more than ANY other. If you do not want it and do not go drinking in Bermondsey prior it will be a breeze. If you want it it can be found.

[irememberlesley]

You are joking right?

I've no record of Millwall fans on the rampage in recent times - even at West Ham last season, West Ham instigated it.

Don't recall any problems at LR in 2004 or 2006?

[loneranger]

the millwall myth continues

[TheRuskinsNW6]

I will be there supporting the best team in the world...!!!

Come on you Super!

[swanleyhoop]

Hoopsaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

[danQPR]

The internet, making us look like a two bob club.

Honestly, people getting scared about going to the football.

Some of these posts have amazed me.

And people asking for directions? What would some people have to have done before the internet? Talk to someone or use some common sense?