No one likes them

[stewey]

They don’t care.
fuck me they haven’t stopped whinging “everyone is against us” 
“how come other players got less bans”
”we should ban all the press for six weeks”
fucking moaning old shitbag cunts.

[Mad Ferret]

Well you didn’t say Eastenders, you said East Londoners.

And whilst yes, Millwall the area is on the Isle of Dogs, they have virtually no fans in the East End (aside from an handful on the island) and haven’t since they moved South over 100 years ago.

Also, if you knew your WHU history, you’d know we were founded as Thames Ironworks in Trinity Buoy Wharf which is the old East End (west of the River Lea).

You’re a clueless Essex cսnt.

Oooooh! Bitchy bitchy scratch your eyes out.

You do actually know why there is such historically deep-rooted animosity between West Ham fans and Millwall fans, do you not? Or do you simply follow the media narrative and insist that Tottenham are our main (local) rivals?

End of the day mate, you stated that Millwall are proper old school East Londoners. It’s like saying that Arsenal are proper old school South Londoners.

Most Millwall fans come from South-East London and Kent, the only connection to anything East London being the club’s name.

And yes, they are our biggest rivals, and by some fucking distance.

[Mike Oxsaw]

Well you didn’t say Eastenders, you said East Londoners.

And whilst yes, Millwall the area is on the Isle of Dogs, they have virtually no fans in the East End (aside from an handful on the island) and haven’t since they moved South over 100 years ago.

Also, if you knew your WHU history, you’d know we were founded as Thames Ironworks in Trinity Buoy Wharf which is the old East End (west of the River Lea).

You’re a clueless Essex cսnt.

Oooooh! Bitchy bitchy scratch your eyes out.

You do actually know why there is such historically deep-rooted animosity between West Ham fans and Millwall fans, do you not? Or do you simply follow the media narrative and insist that Tottenham are our main (local) rivals?

[Mad Ferret]

Well you didn’t say Eastenders, you said East Londoners.

And whilst yes, Millwall the area is on the Isle of Dogs, they have virtually no fans in the East End (aside from an handful on the island) and haven’t since they moved South over 100 years ago.

Also, if you knew your WHU history, you’d know we were founded as Thames Ironworks in Trinity Buoy Wharf which is the old East End (west of the River Lea).

You’re a clueless Essex cսnt.

[Mike Oxsaw]

Was in Bangkok last weekend, meeting up with some friends I'd not seen since before Covid. The Chequers on Sukhumvit Soi 4, since you're asking.

Friends of friends joined us and we spent the afternoon putting the world to rights.

Got chatting with one of these "Friends of friends" and ir went along the lines:

Him: "Where you from?'

Me: "Romford, originally."

Him "Who do you support?"

I gave him my hardest "What a stupid question!" look and replies "West Ham, naturally".

He then made what I took to be a Crossed-arms "Hammers salute", but said "You won't like me, then".

Uncrossed his arms to reveal a Millwall tattoo on each forearm.

My response was "Proper Old school East London are Millwall," and so began a long afternoon of reminiscing about football (and London in general) of the 70s & 80s. Proper fan he was, and gave me the impression he'd have the back of anyone in who's company he was happy - including West Ham fans.

He was 100% in the "We don't care" camp and proud of it.

When it was time to move on (to Soi Cowboy, naturally), all the others in the group came up with comments such as "Are you & Colin twins separated at birth?", given that we seemed to have - and talked endlessly about - similar pasts.

For what it's worth, he wished West Ham success..."Until you play us again!!"

Sadly, during the afternoon he revealed that he had cancer (pretty advanced, too), so in all likelihood I doubt if I'll ever meet him again (he lives in Northern Thailand), which would be a shame given that we managed to bounce so many memory triggers off each other.

Just re-read this… You were the one who claimed old school East Londoners are Millwall. Fuck me, what sort of WHU fan are you.

..."Fuck me, what sort of WHU fan are you. (sic)"

One who understands our history and that of the area within which I grew up.

What sort of special needs child are you?

Oh, and I suggest that you re-read the post again - try it this time sliding your finger under the words as you go to help with your comprehension.

I claimed Millwall are old school East Enders (they are), not the other way around.

[Mad Ferret]

Was in Bangkok last weekend, meeting up with some friends I'd not seen since before Covid. The Chequers on Sukhumvit Soi 4, since you're asking.

Friends of friends joined us and we spent the afternoon putting the world to rights.

Got chatting with one of these "Friends of friends" and ir went along the lines:

Him: "Where you from?'

Me: "Romford, originally."

Him "Who do you support?"

I gave him my hardest "What a stupid question!" look and replies "West Ham, naturally".

He then made what I took to be a Crossed-arms "Hammers salute", but said "You won't like me, then".

Uncrossed his arms to reveal a Millwall tattoo on each forearm.

My response was "Proper Old school East London are Millwall," and so began a long afternoon of reminiscing about football (and London in general) of the 70s & 80s. Proper fan he was, and gave me the impression he'd have the back of anyone in who's company he was happy - including West Ham fans.

He was 100% in the "We don't care" camp and proud of it.

When it was time to move on (to Soi Cowboy, naturally), all the others in the group came up with comments such as "Are you & Colin twins separated at birth?", given that we seemed to have - and talked endlessly about - similar pasts.

For what it's worth, he wished West Ham success..."Until you play us again!!"

Sadly, during the afternoon he revealed that he had cancer (pretty advanced, too), so in all likelihood I doubt if I'll ever meet him again (he lives in Northern Thailand), which would be a shame given that we managed to bounce so many memory triggers off each other.

Just re-read this… You were the one who claimed old school East Londoners are Millwall. Fuck me, what sort of WHU fan are you.

[Manuel]

Sorry, Eerie, that’s a load of bollocks. It was clear in full speed that he came flying out foot up at head height. Whether we knew or not if he connected is a bit irrelevant, it’s a dangerous challenge.

Not sure Oliver is a good barometer for correct decisions, either. 

The best ref in the country is not a good barometer, but Ron on WHO is. Ok.

We're all talking bollocks on here, by the way, it's just opinions. Mine just happens to be right.

Well I guess that depends if you agree he is the best in the country, though, doesn’t it? That’s entirely opinion based. I certainly don’t think he is.

It’s also factual that “the best ref in the country” did get it wrong, and “Ron on WHO” got it right. Best ref in the country had to be corrected by a VAR. 

You're a proper little argumentative cսnt, ain't ya.

[Pub Bigot]

'WALL'  have always been the  poster boys of the  white working class scum for the liberal middle class wankers  who run the country and  apparently know best?
Let me tell you...
Wall  lads put their money where their mouth is for  armed forces veterans...more than the house of cunts put together 




 

 

You are right there

I was at one random Millwall game two years ago, it happened to be their armed forces day, and the crowd really backed the soldiers , loud cheering, slaps on back and handshakes, and raising a lot of dough
. 

I think we give it a decent go. One of the things I love about our club is that for the most part we are a patriotic fanbase. 

[Ron Eff]

The ref was next to it, and didn't give it.

It happened so fast there's no way I, or you, knew exactly what had happened until the replay.

Sorry, Eerie, that’s a load of bollocks. It was clear in full speed that he came flying out foot up at head height. Whether we knew or not if he connected is a bit irrelevant, it’s a dangerous challenge.

Not sure Oliver is a good barometer for correct decisions, either. 

The best ref in the country is not a good barometer, but Ron on WHO is. Ok.

We're all talking bollocks on here, by the way, it's just opinions. Mine just happens to be right.

Well I guess that depends if you agree he is the best in the country, though, doesn’t it? That’s entirely opinion based. I certainly don’t think he is.

It’s also factual that “the best ref in the country” did get it wrong, and “Ron on WHO” got it right. Best ref in the country had to be corrected by a VAR. 

[the coming of gary]

'WALL'  have always been the  poster boys of the  white working class scum for the liberal middle class wankers  who run the country and  apparently know best?
Let me tell you...
Wall  lads put their money where their mouth is for  armed forces veterans...more than the house of cunts put together 



 

 

 

You are right there

I was at one random Millwall game two years ago, it happened to be their armed forces day, and the crowd really backed the soldiers , loud cheering, slaps on back and handshakes, and raising a lot of dough
. 

[Mad Ferret]

Should’ve give him a clump after he claimed old school East Londoners are Millwall.

Silly pikey cսnt.

[Manuel]

Was in Bangkok last weekend, meeting up with some friends I'd not seen since before Covid. The Chequers on Sukhumvit Soi 4, since you're asking.

Friends of friends joined us and we spent the afternoon putting the world to rights.

Got chatting with one of these "Friends of friends" and ir went along the lines:

Him: "Where you from?'

Me: "Romford, originally."

Him "Who do you support?"

I gave him my hardest "What a stupid question!" look and replies "West Ham, naturally".

He then made what I took to be a Crossed-arms "Hammers salute", but said "You won't like me, then".

Uncrossed his arms to reveal a Millwall tattoo on each forearm.

My response was "Proper Old school East London are Millwall," and so began a long afternoon of reminiscing about football (and London in general) of the 70s & 80s. Proper fan he was, and gave me the impression he'd have the back of anyone in who's company he was happy - including West Ham fans.

He was 100% in the "We don't care" camp and proud of it.

When it was time to move on (to Soi Cowboy, naturally), all the others in the group came up with comments such as "Are you & Colin twins separated at birth?", given that we seemed to have - and talked endlessly about - similar pasts.

For what it's worth, he wished West Ham success..."Until you play us again!!"

Sadly, during the afternoon he revealed that he had cancer (pretty advanced, too), so in all likelihood I doubt if I'll ever meet him again (he lives in Northern Thailand), which would be a shame given that we managed to bounce so many memory triggers off each other.

Enjoyed that post, Ox. It's a good day when things turn out like that. Few and far between now though.

[Eerie Decent]

The ref was next to it, and didn't give it.

It happened so fast there's no way I, or you, knew exactly what had happened until the replay.

Sorry, Eerie, that’s a load of bollocks. It was clear in full speed that he came flying out foot up at head height. Whether we knew or not if he connected is a bit irrelevant, it’s a dangerous challenge.

Not sure Oliver is a good barometer for correct decisions, either. 

The best ref in the country is not a good barometer, but Ron on WHO is. Ok.

We're all talking bollocks on here, by the way, it's just opinions. Mine just happens to be right.

[Mike Oxsaw]

Was in Bangkok last weekend, meeting up with some friends I'd not seen since before Covid. The Chequers on Sukhumvit Soi 4, since you're asking.

Friends of friends joined us and we spent the afternoon putting the world to rights.

Got chatting with one of these "Friends of friends" and ir went along the lines:

Him: "Where you from?'

Me: "Romford, originally."

Him "Who do you support?"

I gave him my hardest "What a stupid question!" look and replies "West Ham, naturally".

He then made what I took to be a Crossed-arms "Hammers salute", but said "You won't like me, then".

Uncrossed his arms to reveal a Millwall tattoo on each forearm.

My response was "Proper Old school East London are Millwall," and so began a long afternoon of reminiscing about football (and London in general) of the 70s & 80s. Proper fan he was, and gave me the impression he'd have the back of anyone in who's company he was happy - including West Ham fans.

He was 100% in the "We don't care" camp and proud of it.

When it was time to move on (to Soi Cowboy, naturally), all the others in the group came up with comments such as "Are you & Colin twins separated at birth?", given that we seemed to have - and talked endlessly about - similar pasts.

For what it's worth, he wished West Ham success..."Until you play us again!!"

Sadly, during the afternoon he revealed that he had cancer (pretty advanced, too), so in all likelihood I doubt if I'll ever meet him again (he lives in Northern Thailand), which would be a shame given that we managed to bounce so many memory triggers off each other.

[On The Ball]

Is it possible to post a picture on here? I've tried links from several image hosting sites in the popup from the button, but each one just shows a red cross.

[Ron Eff]

The ref was next to it, and didn't give it.

It happened so fast there's no way I, or you, knew exactly what had happened until the replay.

Sorry, Eerie, that’s a load of bollocks. It was clear in full speed that he came flying out foot up at head height. Whether we knew or not if he connected is a bit irrelevant, it’s a dangerous challenge.

Not sure Oliver is a good barometer for correct decisions, either. 

[Monsieur merde de cheval]

'WALL'  have always been the  poster boys of the  white working class scum for the liberal middle class wankers  who run the country and  apparently know best?
Let me tell you...
Wall  lads put their money where their mouth is for  armed forces veterans...more than the house of cunts put together 

 

[Monsieur merde de cheval]

Fuck Millwall. 

I’ve seen them paint themselves as victims online. Not typical of the south London hard man image they like to portray. 

As Sold0 said; there’s a reason a river separated us. 



 

Soldo 'works'  30 mins a week ...at best....if he feels up to it
That includes  his  TWO  (2)  FIFTEEN  (15)  minute
​​​​​​ comrade  breaks 

[Monsieur merde de cheval]

 If any rupert  of clout on here reads this I request  a ROP please..
I know what's coming if I'm allowed to march on.

THANK YOU
​​​​​
 

[Monsieur merde de cheval]

I suspect the media are 99% driving this in their quest for a story which supports the authorities hatred of football fans who have the audacity to actually go to games to support their team.

 

 

 I watch old UP videos all the time...just to remind me of how it was and how it is
WE WERE a true tight knit  family back then ...I miss that ..
LIke England in general...it's been slowly eroded into something I don't recognise anymore



​​​​​​

[Monsieur merde de cheval]

I suspect the media are 99% driving this in their quest for a story which supports the authorities hatred of football fans who have the audacity to actually go to games to support their team.

 I watch old UP videos all the time...just to remind me of how it was and how it is
WE WERE a true tight knit  family back then ...I miss that ..
LIke England in general...it's been slowly eroded into something I don't recognise anymore



​​​​​​

[Monsieur merde de cheval]

WALL.

There are one or two closet Wall fans on here, according to Nothern Sold, anyway.

Soldo is a civil servant ( constantly on the ponce / sick ).
Hes probably languishing deep down somewhere in a northern pit on a constant  moan up about his  ex mates .

[Eerie Decent]

The ref was next to it, and didn't give it.

It happened so fast there's no way I, or you, knew exactly what had happened until the replay.

[Ron Eff]

I think what is more likely is it’s a rare South London derby, excited bunch of away fans full of folk who only turn up for these kind of fixtures, back up keeper fired up from the occasion and trying to impress the away support, and he made a ridiculously reckless challenge. It wasn’t mistimed, it was playing the occasion and he should be able to handle that better.

if you didn’t think it was a foul in real time I have absolutely no idea what you were watching!

Extended ban seems reasonable, and it’s nothing to do with being Millwall. Not that it matters, he’d have been back on the bench for the next six games. 

[honky cat]

Genuine mistake, mateta should have ducked.
​​​​​​I think 6 games is not so bad considering the hysterical zouma's cat world we live in. 

[Eerie Decent]

Exactly, goose. Everyone is being pathetic.

In real time it didn't even look a foul, that's why the ref didn't give one. On the replay, it was mistimed but dangerous, so a sending off and normal ban was the call. And once again, if the striker doesn't foul the defender by pushing him, he wouldn't have got to the keeper. Everyone seems to be ignoring that.

Can't remember who, but a Palace player done a studs up challenge on Soler I think it was, that could've snapped his leg. He only got a yellow. Could've ended a career, and he meant it. What happens there? Fuck all.