Predictions
"2-0 Millwall"
" 1-0 to 'wall. "
" 2-1 Wall"
" 2-0 Millwall"
" Millwall: 0 v 2 :Fulham
It has to happen eventually :012:"
" Ahh Purley Lion - you get a mention in the "I" Newspaper some Saturdays. I preditct 2-1 to MW as Fulham will be resting as they are in the playoffs so will not risk injury"
" Millwall 1
Fulham 0
& can someone tell the previous poster that Fulham can still get automatic promotion so unfortunately he's talking bolloxs"
" Wall 1
Fulham 2"
" Millwalll - 2
Fulham - 1
COYL"
" 4-3 wall
Marmite
0-0"
" Gonna be tight but 0-1 them to another dodgy pen"
" Millwall 2 - 1 Fulham
Cardiff fan in peace, (hoping to leave in one piece lol) We are hoping that obviously we get promoted as soon as possible and my heart can't take anymore slip ups but many of our fans want you to get promoted too. I'm personally impressed with the way you've gone about things very quietly and suddenly find yourselves in the playoff places with just a few games to go. face it we are the only 2 proper clubs (bar boro) in the top 8! By that I mean trying to get promotion the proper way not by spending a small fortune. You see Us and you despite abit of rivalry over the years are not really that much different - everyone hates us (more us than u) and can't stand the thought of us doing well. Let's both go and show the league how it's done properly and both get promoted!"
" Well, they don't get much bigger than this. They are on a great run and will come to us full of expectation that they can take all three points. On the other hand we are not doing so badly ourselves and our point against the Blades and our swift equaliser has set this game up well. There are few issues to debate as we have such a strong team mentality and a never say die attitude. NH has hinted that they all cannot wait to get their boots on and I am sure they are relishing this big game atmosphere. The one thing that we do have on our side for such a big game is the crowd. I am sure that Fulham will not have experienced such a hostile atmosphere this season which will not only inhibit them but will also spur us on big time.
Sadly, I am away so I shall be following it all either on TV in a Florida Sports Bar or online. Barring illness or injury my thoughts are,
Archer
Romeo Hutch Cooper Meredith
Wallace Williams Saville Marshall
Gregory Morison
Subs Martin Shackell Cahill Teacake Fred AOB Elliott"
"I think Fred would have a field day in a game like this, he could be the key if he comes on."
" Who can afford a booking? Get them to smash Sessegnon in the first minute or two. Hopefully so he goes flying off the pitch and close to the crowd and whoever is there tell him that his parents wanted Steven and not him."
" Now it's a sell out I hope we make the place as intimidating as possible for them from the moment they get to the ground by coach to on the pitch hopefully like Huddersfield in the play offs"
" Mate, its gonna be unbelievable. Sun out, Friday night feeling, beers flowing and a full house at the den, whatll feel like a promotion decider.
Could be better than Huddersfield in my humble!"
" They are the biggest Big Scarf Wearing club i have ever known. Craft Ale wankers, stat dickheads. "Have you tried the new Spinsters Brew in The Royal Oak in Clapham? it's AWESOME" type tossers. The all look dressed out of hte River Island catalogue. known to eat panninis before games, mobed up at Pret."
" cracking ground and immediate surrounds though"
" biggest sideways cunts we will have all season, fact."
" how great it will be to go into our last game not needing a win to make the play offs."
" If that lanky front bottom Richard osman shows his face, he can have it too !"
" The p**** of a beanpole must surely be the World's , no, make
that the Universe's champion stat winker."
" Just make sure that 'teenage sensation' of theirs is put in his place early."
" Be an interesting match-up with Romeo.
He could put himself right in the shop window."
" Do they address each other as ' guys'"
" all the time. all the time. "can I get" too.
from their forum. really hope their players take this attitude coming into the game:
Let's not be afraid of Millwall!!
I know Millwall have not lost in 16 - probably second longest to Fulham in the entire league. However, if you look at the teams they played over these 16 games, they haven't beaten anyone in the top 6! Their best results were probably a home draw with Cardiff and their home win over Brentford. Otherwise, they just bullied all the bottom teams. So they are not really tested by the likes of Boro, Wolves, Villa, Derby, etc!! So I don't think we should fear them. We can't influence Cardiff results but we must try to win all our 3 games!! Let's not be frightened by Millwall's unbeaten run!!"
" That's the trouble with stats. You can make them say anything.
Wolves and Cardiff City have proved to be better than Fulham over the course of the last 43 games (42 in the case of Cardiff). Neither of them could beat us at The Den. Middlesbrough were beaten quite comfortably. And we held Villa to a draw at Villa Park in a game we really should have won. And when we played at Craven Cottage we hadn't even hit any kind of form & it took them a dubious penalty to beat us.
It's also a pretty arrogant and misguided notion than clubs like Barnsley, Bolton Wanderers and Birmingham City all fighting for their lives and playing us at their home ground are simply going to be easy to beat. I see in Fulham's unbeaten run they've been beating the likes of Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds United and Norwich City - mid-table cannon fodder with nothing to play for! Whereas we have also had play much better resourced teams than us in Brentford, Bristol City and Sheffield United in recent weeks, who were all going hell for leather to beat us.
See, you can make stats say anything!"
" Their fans have always been arrogant .."
" Or non-existent between 1986 and 1996 until big Mo bought them! Failed to average anywhere near 5,000 for ten years - that includes some Second Division football and steady Third Division football."
" ONE WORD......
WIN"
" Don't worry we will"
" If the Den is as intimidating as it can be, i can see Fulham doing a Huddersfield and folding"
" Rather see Cardiff get in top 2"
" You must really hate Fulham then. In all honesty we'd prefer you to go up out of anyone else in the top 8! (Bar us of course
" The whole nation wants to see us go up, except the FA, anoraks and nigels.
even west ham want us up.
horrible."
" Are we allowed to attack their team coach? After-all, Talksport and Sky said that when Liverpool fans did it to Manchester City's team coach that it was just passion spilling over. Well, this is a pretty big game too."
" If Cardiff and Millwall go up, it might be the start of reverting football back to a working mans game. The prawn sandwich brigade won,t like it."
" I fancy us in this game for some unknown reason. I think boro away will be the hardest of the 3 remaining fixtures. Villa will be cacking it if they need 3 points in the last game.
I am sure the ref has been given his instructions to ignor moro being pulled all over the place. Lino issued with blinkers and forth official given a memorial 'Fergy time' watch. Bring it on you mugs!"
" I had a bad feeling about the Sheffield United game, we still got a point.
Also have a sneaky feeling we are going to beat Fulham, they will not have experienced a full Den before."
"Just reading Fulham forums and boro forums they are so up their own arseholes..? Remember their stupid statue of Michael Jackson outside the ground.. kiddy fiddler"
"I know Millwall have not lost in 17 League games - second longest to Fulham's 21."
That's it for now...there is a ton more but I have to get back to work
I'll update later
" They are going to have a pretty big cultural shock
if they venture into the Millwall café."
" hope you are right Cold Blow about Fred. He will have to put on much better display than he did when we played them over there. Those that were there to see his abject display they will confirm he was poor. We definitely have a score to settle with them as we did deserve a point as we hit the woodwork twice. And it was a really soft penalty for the only goal of the game."
" Think Fred has come on a lot since that game, the defencive side of his game has improved, he also scares the poo out of teams with his pace.
He still needs to learn to make the right decisions when on the ball. "
" I thought Fred played well at Craven Cottage, I was particularly impressed with the way he tracked back with the young superstar Sessegnon and kept him quiet "
" Think we could consider man marking Carney and Sessegnon. This would entail bring Tunnicliffe coming in, probably for Williams, and ensuring Wallace doesn't go AWOL.
But I suspect Neil will go for an unchanged team with the intention of letting them worry about us."
" The crowd for the Forest game, which was a sell out was 16,000. Both Fulham and Villa are described as sold out is 16,000 the maximum we are allowed to sell."
" Depending on what restrictions are in place (sometimes end blocks are not sold) it seems the home capacity goes from 14,500 to 15,000.
If the North Lower is kept clear, then the max. number of away fans seems to be 2,800/900.
Meaning Fulham and Villa should in theory see 17,800ish 'sell-outs'.
Forest and QPR were sub 17,000 because neither of them sold the full North Upper away allocation."
This is the oddest comment of the lot:
'I see in Fulham's unbeaten run they've been beating the likes of Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds United and Norwich City - mid-table cannon fodder with nothing to play for! Whereas we have also had play much better resourced teams than us in Brentford, Bristol City and Sheffield United in recent weeks, who were all going hell for leather to beat us.'
Doesn't matter what they write/think. We've got to go there and get 3 points, period.
It's also laughable that they seem to think we fans wanted the MJ statue, lol
Quote from: hopper on April 18, 2018, 01:06:41 PM
This is the oddest comment of the lot:
'I see in Fulham's unbeaten run they've been beating the likes of Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds United and Norwich City - mid-table cannon fodder with nothing to play for! Whereas we have also had play much better resourced teams than us in Brentford, Bristol City and Sheffield United in recent weeks, who were all going hell for leather to beat us.'
my exact thoughts too.......i think that we played all the to six in this winning run...
lovely club are millwall
What a despicable group of fans. Talking of attacking our gaffer?
I quite like Millwall for being a traditional London club and apart from the 1980s when they tried to smash anyone in Craven Cottage I have never had a Problem either at home or away. It's great that their supporters show their passion but What lets them down are the few who seem to think the only way to deal with opposition supporters and even team (Remember Ruffus Brevett being attacked on the pitch) is violence. Comments like " Are we allowed to attack their team coach? After-all, Talksport and Sky said that when Liverpool fans did it to Manchester City's team coach that it was just passion spilling over. Well, this is a pretty big game too." What can you say.
A few of them would like to see someone to "Smash Sessegnon Early" "take a booking" I do think a lot of this is said just to try and backup the myth that no one likes them, unfortunately for them I believe more people like them now than have ever liked them before (minus the violence) as they are an antidote to the sterile, prawn sandwich, corporate football clubs taking over our sport. Wouldn't it just be nice to see two teams play a cracking game of football with fantastic support with any luck both teams could get promotion.
Quote from: maoconnor on April 18, 2018, 01:40:14 PM
What a despicable group of fans. Talking of attacking our gaffer?
The actual team coach that they travel on...
nice people are Millwall fans
Quote from: gerrys on April 18, 2018, 01:30:42 PM
Quote from: hopper on April 18, 2018, 01:06:41 PM
This is the oddest comment of the lot:
'I see in Fulham's unbeaten run they've been beating the likes of Sheffield Wednesday, Leeds United and Norwich City - mid-table cannon fodder with nothing to play for! Whereas we have also had play much better resourced teams than us in Brentford, Bristol City and Sheffield United in recent weeks, who were all going hell for leather to beat us.'
my exact thoughts too.......i think that we played all the to six in this winning run...
Villa, Bristol City, Wolves, Derby, Sheffield Utd and Preston are all easy, especially in a row remember. I think they're confused because we made them all look like mid-table fodder. :dft012:
I have no problem with Millwall, although I may change my mind after Friday.
Well we will see what our team is made of on Friday. If there is an intimidating atmosphere, but that should be counter productive. As it should spur Fulham on. They can talk a good game as long as they like.
The pressures are all on Millwall, especially as they are at home. Expectations and all that.
Fulham have to make sure they do not allow their crowd and the occasion get to them, this is the kind of game that separates the men from the boys.
The referee better be strong, and linos too.
After reading their views, they are clearly worried and jealous, and know very little about the beautiful game. But that's football.
As for the Cardiff supporter he is more ignorant that Millwall.
Those comments about sums there fans up! Most are still living in the 70's and have the intelligence of Pond Life! (sorry that's an insult to Pond Life)
Ref for the game is Andre Marriner.
They're vile aren't they.
Quote from: EastEndWhite on April 18, 2018, 03:23:02 PM
Ref for the game is Andre Marriner.
Bad Choice should be a Championship Ref like Robinson
Quote from: KJS on April 18, 2018, 03:42:00 PM
Quote from: EastEndWhite on April 18, 2018, 03:23:02 PM
Ref for the game is Andre Marriner.
Bad Choice should be a Championship Ref like Robinson
No thank you. Prem referee all day long.
Quote from: Milo on April 18, 2018, 03:55:15 PM
Quote from: KJS on April 18, 2018, 03:42:00 PM
Quote from: EastEndWhite on April 18, 2018, 03:23:02 PM
Ref for the game is Andre Marriner.
Bad Choice should be a Championship Ref like Robinson
No thank you. Prem referee all day long.
Sorry disagree especially after Swarbricks performance on Saturday
My other half used to live right next to the old den and she says that saturdays when they were playing at home was absolute carnage.and what scumbags they are.Shouting racist abuse at women and kids when going to the ground and pissing everywhere.So whatever they say means nothing as they are just a bunch of muggy pr**ks.
Quote from: Statto on April 18, 2018, 04:02:05 PM
In fairness this is quite a knowledgable comment about our relatively distant past for an opposition fans' forum
" Or non-existent between 1986 and 1996 until big Mo bought them! Failed to average anywhere near 5,000 for ten years - that includes some Second Division football and steady Third Division football."
That's sums up Millwall Fans, they do live in the distant past
Luv it luv it !! Bring it on milwall
What sad supporters all quoting sad stereotypes and know nothing of us or our history.
I suppose similar to the way most people think of them as brainless knuckle draggers!!!!
I would like to think the majority of Millwall and Cardiff supporters are true football fans and not just hijacking a club for the supposed macho image.......you know what they say about that......
However I do remember a game at the Old Den where we went 2-0 very quickly and had their 'supporters' coming for us from every part of the ground....stewards and kiddies included.....those images 049:gif stay with you.
I think this macho scenario may backfire on them putting pressure on their players...remember we are guaranteed the playoffs, may even see a sending off.....bring 'em on....we'll add them to the list!!!!COYW.
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Only one of us on Friday will still be maintaining an unbeaten run, and it won't be Millwall.
Love the Cardiff fan trying to pretend his side spent no money and have done it the right way. Hoping that Cardiff and Millwall go up as they did it the right way. Now fed up to the back teeth of Cardiff fans believing their manager that Cardiff are a small club compared to Fulham and deserve to be successful more than us.
Millwall have done brilliantly this season as have Cardiff and us. Millwall are hitting form at the right time. Still we will see. As for the idiots who want to fight like they did in the 70s and seem to think they still have that reputation. Every club has their idiots.
I really don't get the "their fans are so arrogant" comments from the opposition teams. We must be the most unassuming team in the EFL.
Quote from: cookieg on April 18, 2018, 05:31:30 PM
I really don't get the "their fans are so arrogant" comments from the opposition teams. We must be the most unassuming team in the EFL.
You are indeed correct, we have to be the most unassuming side around. Because the best or worst they can say about us is that we are a load of middle class jolly good chaps, cads and bounders.
Well compared to that bunch of low life's we probably are.
I lived off the Old Kent Road Road for years when I was growing up, and I use to frequent the Apple &
Pears Pub. So I have a little empathy with Millwall.
However, this is the 21st Century, somebody invented the wheel a long time ago and it definitely was not a Millwall Supporter.
As for Cardiff don't even get me on them, the less said the better.
It will be no picnic on Friday, but neither was the Battle of Agincourt 🏴 in 1415, and look what happened there.
Quote from: Woolly Mammoth on April 18, 2018, 05:48:09 PM
It will be no picnic on Friday, but neither was the Battle of Agincourt in 1415, and look what happened there.
...although I guess soldiers did end up eating outside a lot
Any neutral fan who has read the above will surely have lost any sympathy they may have had for Millwall and will now be shouting for Fulham on Friday night.
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You are indeed correct, we have to be the most unassuming side around. Because the best or worst they can say about us is that we are a load of middle class jolly good chaps, cads and bounders.
Well compared to that bunch of low life's we probably are.
I lived off the Old Kent Road Road for years when I was growing up, and I use to frequent the Apple &
Pears Pub. So I have a little empathy with Millwall.
However, this is the 21st Century, somebody invented the wheel a long time ago and it definitely was not a Millwall Supporter.
As for Cardiff don't even get me on them, the less said the better.
It will be no picnic on Friday, but neither was the Battle of Agincourt 🏴 in 1415, and look what happened there.
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https://youtu.be/VOOZDO5KDv4
Once more unto the breach dear friends, once more-
God for Fulham, Craven Cottage and Slavisa Jokanovich!
Quote from: ffc2004 on April 18, 2018, 01:46:50 PM
Quote from: maoconnor on April 18, 2018, 01:40:14 PM
What a despicable group of fans. Talking of attacking our gaffer?
The actual team coach that they travel on...
Ah fair play...my point still stands though.
I was at the Den when we played the 1st game to be played on a Sunday. Their fans kept throwing coins & beer cans at us in the Stands. The coins helped pay for my ticket but the prats threw full cans at us so left the game well oiled.
" They are the biggest Big Scarf Wearing club i have ever known. Craft Ale wankers, stat dickheads. "Have you tried the new Spinsters Brew in The Royal Oak in Clapham? it's AWESOME" type tossers. The all look dressed out of hte River Island catalogue. known to eat panninis before games, mobed up at Pret."
Not sure about the River Island bit but the rest isn't to far off the truth for this particular FFC mad family.
The comment regarding Sess is an absolute disgrace, even by Millwall's fans standards, I can't post what I would like to on this board I would be banned, but I am more than happy to infiltrate their board to let them know what I think!
This is from a week ago in Sheffield
https://www.s24su.com/forum/index.php?threads/millwall-fans.63461/
Craft Ale ******! Hilarious. Can't wait.
Quote from: Woolly Mammoth on April 18, 2018, 05:08:05 PM
Only one of us on Friday will still be maintaining an unbeaten run, and it won't be Millwall.
Um, unless it ends up being a draw of course. :dft012:
Quote from: Shredhead on April 18, 2018, 07:47:58 PM
Craft Ale ****** Hilarious. Can't wait.
Agree.. We the prawn sandwich eating, Champange drinking, Inter City Clapppers Firm!
Hopefully the council get their way and sell off the land of their disgusting stadium, demolish it and and let the yuppies build flats on it!
I must remember to wear my Fulham cravat.
Don't know why we should be too worried.....
Seems the only team in the current top 6 that Millwall have beaten is Middlesbrough.
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Quote from: Barrett487 on April 18, 2018, 01:24:40 PM
It's also laughable that they seem to think we fans wanted the MJ statue, lol
If they make comments about the stupid statue then they should get their facts right, it's inside the ground not outside (of course I am making the assumption they are referring to the MJ statue)
Quote from: RaySmith on April 18, 2018, 06:25:33 PM
You are indeed correct, we have to be the most unassuming side around. Because the best or worst they can say about us is that we are a load of middle class jolly good chaps, cads and bounders.
Well compared to that bunch of low life's we probably are.
I lived off the Old Kent Road Road for years when I was growing up, and I use to frequent the Apple &
Pears Pub. So I have a little empathy with Millwall.
However, this is the 21st Century, somebody invented the wheel a long time ago and it definitely was not a Millwall Supporter.
As for Cardiff don't even get me on them, the less said the better.
It will be no picnic on Friday, but neither was the Battle of Agincourt 🏴 in 1415, and look what happened there.
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Love it, thank you Ray 🏴👍⚽️
Quote from: gezkc on April 18, 2018, 08:19:49 PM
Quote from: Woolly Mammoth on April 18, 2018, 05:08:05 PM
Only one of us on Friday will still be maintaining an unbeaten run, and it won't be Millwall.
Um, unless it ends up being a draw of course. :dft012:
Of course !
Quote from: Milo on April 18, 2018, 05:51:24 PM
Quote from: Woolly Mammoth on April 18, 2018, 05:48:09 PM
It will be no picnic on Friday, but neither was the Battle of Agincourt in 1415, and look what happened there.
...although I guess soldiers did end up eating outside a lot
brilliant
Love the comment form one fan saying they should bring in Tunnicliffe to man mark Sessengon...LOL....Please......
Well, then, no prawn sandwich for you!
Quote from: the nutflush on April 19, 2018, 02:24:23 AM
Love the comment form one fan saying they should bring in Tunnicliffe to man mark Sessengon...LOL....Please......
Played 22 times for them this season. Seems to have developed his game a bit.
Quote from: Milo on April 18, 2018, 05:51:24 PM
Quote from: Woolly Mammoth on April 18, 2018, 05:48:09 PM
It will be no picnic on Friday, but neither was the Battle of Agincourt in 1415, and look what happened there.
...although I guess soldiers did end up eating outside a lot
Only the Bowmen, as there was a Pie & Mash Shop down the road.
All teams have posh fan's but I have to say nearly all Fulham fans I have met all sound very London! Always confused me why other fans think we are some posh team.
Anyway now I have written that I think I need a sit down, "Jeeves where are you, bring the cucumber sandwiches and the Buck Fizz my good man"!
A load of trash talking kids. Pathetic and not even worth reading through. Attack Sess, attack the coach, .....One of the worst MBs I have ever had the misfortune to read.
LOL
It's a lot worse on the House of Fun forum which blocked me this time around!
Quote from: KJS on April 18, 2018, 04:24:32 PM
Quote from: Statto on April 18, 2018, 04:02:05 PM
In fairness this is quite a knowledgable comment about our relatively distant past for an opposition fans' forum
" Or non-existent between 1986 and 1996 until big Mo bought them! Failed to average anywhere near 5,000 for ten years - that includes some Second Division football and steady Third Division football."
That's sums up Millwall Fans, they do live in the distant past
Their average attendance in the early 80s when they were in the 3rd div was between 4-4,500 for 4 seasons running with a lowest gate of 2,346 and so its not as if their supporters didn't desert them in the same way as happens to most under performing teams.
I'd pin that up in the changing room
Quote from: SP on April 18, 2018, 07:10:52 PM
" They are the biggest Big Scarf Wearing club i have ever known. Craft Ale wankers, stat dickheads. "Have you tried the new Spinsters Brew in The Royal Oak in Clapham? it's AWESOME" type tossers. The all look dressed out of hte River Island catalogue. known to eat panninis before games, mobed up at Pret."
Not sure about the River Island bit but the rest isn't to far off the truth for this particular FFC mad family.
Yep, I tick all the boxes.
Scarf? Check. Real Ale? Check. Middle class smartly dressed? Check. Ham and swiss pannini for lunch? Of course!
So funny, and probably pretty true. I must confess I am not a plonxxr or a thug, and I am ok with that.
Quote from: the nutflush on April 19, 2018, 02:24:23 AM
Love the comment form one fan saying they should bring in Tunnicliffe to man mark Sessengon...LOL....Please......
I don't think there's a single player in the Championship, and probably only a handful in the Prem who could man mark our Sess on their own.
It takes 2 or even 3 players to shut him down.
Quote from: Black and White Town on April 19, 2018, 04:22:11 PM
Quote from: the nutflush on April 19, 2018, 02:24:23 AM
Love the comment form one fan saying they should bring in Tunnicliffe to man mark Sessengon...LOL....Please......
I don't think there's a single player in the Championship, and probably only a handful in the Prem who could man mark our Sess on their own.
It takes 2 or even 3 players to shut him down.
which gives our other magical players to create and score.
Quote from: gezkc on April 18, 2018, 08:19:49 PM
Quote from: Woolly Mammoth on April 18, 2018, 05:08:05 PM
Only one of us on Friday will still be maintaining an unbeaten run, and it won't be Millwall.
Um, unless it ends up being a draw of course. :dft012:
Um ....I did consider that scenario, but only for half a second. There is no room for draws anymore. We should go for it, we have nothing to lose, they have.
They will be cautious, and being at home will have extra pressure. They are genuinely worried, and so they should be.
Their manager asking for a hostile atmosphere + Millwall's vile fans... let's hope we don't have another Gillingham on our hands.
Also a serious chance on the pitch we could lose some players to injury. Referee must take no nonsense approach tonight. If in the first few minutes he lets lots of rough challenges go because "it's a derby" then that could define the result and indeed could cost us in the playoffs if players end up crocked.
Bring your croquet mallets tonight chaps, this could get tasty...
They are oddly mouthy on Twitter. Seems they are on the gear and on the lash since 9 this morning. Let's hope nothing stupid happens
There will be a huge police presence, and supporters will be segregated to a certain extent when entering the stadium.
Years ago it used to end up looking like a war zone. But I think you will find it is no longer the case.
Millwall Football Club cannot afford any more bad publicity.
Of course if they were playing West Ham, then that could be a different kettle of fish.
Just don't stray too far off the beaten track.
Just follow the Fulham crowd to the ground accompanied by members of the constabulary mounted and on foot.
So I shouldn't wear my fulham top on my way to the ground then haha?
Quote from: Woolly Mammoth on April 20, 2018, 03:35:35 PM
There will be a huge police presence, and supporters will be segregated to a certain extent when entering the stadium.
Years ago it used to end up looking like a war zone. But I think you will find it is no longer the case.
Millwall Football Club cannot afford any more bad publicity.
Of course if they were playing West Ham, then that could be a different kettle of fish.
Just don't stray too far off the beaten track.
Just follow the Fulham crowd to the ground accompanied by members of the constabulary mounted and on foot.
Where abouts are they congregating?
Quote from: Fulhamfan666 on April 20, 2018, 04:21:14 PM
So I shouldn't wear my fulham top on my way to the ground then haha?
I am wearing mine.
Quote from: Fulhamfan666 on April 20, 2018, 04:21:34 PM
Quote from: Woolly Mammoth on April 20, 2018, 03:35:35 PM
There will be a huge police presence, and supporters will be segregated to a certain extent when entering the stadium.
Years ago it used to end up looking like a war zone. But I think you will find it is no longer the case.
Millwall Football Club cannot afford any more bad publicity.
Of course if they were playing West Ham, then that could be a different kettle of fish.
Just don't stray too far off the beaten track.
Just follow the Fulham crowd to the ground accompanied by members of the constabulary mounted and on foot.
Where abouts are they congregating?
Starting off at Trafalgar Square, stopping off at Downing Street, turning left at Big Ben, down the embankment passing opposite the London Wheel, drifting past the Tower of London and Traitors Gate, and over Tower Bridge.
A few large ones in the Bucket of Blood Inn.
Then it's on to Zampa Road, watch out Millwall, we are here to Conquer. ⚽️⚽️
Does anyone have an update? I wore my Lacoste and obviously stopped at Pret on my way.
Quote from: The Rock on April 20, 2018, 11:16:14 PM
Does anyone have an update? I wore my Lacoste and obviously stopped at Pret on my way.
Assume you took supper in an intriguing little ethnic, ethical, free trade, pop up restaurant on your way back and celebrated with a nice vintage claret?
Quote from: Twig on April 20, 2018, 11:21:18 PM
Quote from: The Rock on April 20, 2018, 11:16:14 PM
Does anyone have an update? I wore my Lacoste and obviously stopped at Pret on my way.
Assume you took supper in an intriguing little ethnic, ethical, free trade, pop up restaurant on your way back and celebrated with a nice vintage claret?
We joke but I genuinely missed the first goal because I was still waiting for the cafetière to brew in the kitchen. :dft001:
Would love to see what they are saying today!!! What forum were the views from?
They seem to think the ref was bent and they should have been out of sight by half time
Had they taken the chances before half time they would indeed have been out of sight. I pretty much thought their first goal could lead to a big defeat. But in football, as we have learned in the past, you have to know that anything is possible. Especially playing against this Fulham side.
Quote from: Snibbo on April 21, 2018, 11:14:10 AM
They seem to think the ref was bent and they should have been out of sight by half time
That would be the half in which they managed about 25% possession as opposed to the second one when they sank to even less?
Goals change games, and the first 90+ minutes are the most important, not the first 45, and further more, Fulham showed that the ball never gets tired, and Fulham let the ball do the work.
Yes Millwall huffed and they puffed but they could not blow Fulham's house down.
Not even a cowardly forearm smash by the over the hill Cahill into Fred's chops could deter Fulham.
Millwall supporters will be crying in their weetabix this morning, whereas we will be dinning on our Roast Pheasant, and drinking to swimming with bow legged women.
Quote from: Twig on April 21, 2018, 11:51:40 AM
Quote from: Snibbo on April 21, 2018, 11:14:10 AM
They seem to think the ref was bent and they should have been out of sight by half time
That would be the half in which they managed about 25% possession as opposed to the second one when they sank to even less?
Possession doesn't mean that much. They had a goal ruled out, a goalline clearance by Ream and hit the bar in the first half.
They could easily have been two or three goals up by half time. They weren't though.
Quote from: Tabby on April 21, 2018, 12:25:07 PM
Quote from: Twig on April 21, 2018, 11:51:40 AM
Quote from: Snibbo on April 21, 2018, 11:14:10 AM
They seem to think the ref was bent and they should have been out of sight by half time
That would be the half in which they managed about 25% possession as opposed to the second one when they sank to even less?
Possession doesn't mean that much. They had a goal ruled out, a goalline clearance by Ream and hit the bar in the first half.
They could easily have been two or three goals up by half time. They weren't though.
That's why goals change games.
That's why strikers cost more than anyone else on average.
That's why we are second highest scorers in the Division.
That's why we have only conceded one goal in the last six matches.
That's why we won 3 0 last night.
That's why we are currently in second place.
Millwall tried every trick in the book last night to unnerve is, unsettle us, intimidate us, and what happens, they limp off with a bloody nose on their own patch in their own manor, leaving Fulham supporters in ecstasy, and Fulham players and the Manager bringing three points and a clean sheet and clean pillow case back to Gods Country, Craven Cottage.
This guy's a right plank. According to him, Fulham play "anti football"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk7ZMOogqbw
Quote from: Fulham Joe on April 21, 2018, 12:42:34 PM
This guy's a right plank. According to him, Fulham play "anti football"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk7ZMOogqbw
First half of that video he was fine. Not sure he deserves his own sponsored video show though.. just some bloke rambling pub talk in a Volvo.
Second half of it was just dross! Not even sure what his points were. Just lots of swearing.
On that showing I could have my own quiz show on BBC1..
Quote from: Milo on April 21, 2018, 12:53:19 PM
Second half of it was just dross! Not even sure what his points were. Just lots of swearing.
His review of the ref was hilarious. Most refs would have sent one or two of their players off. Cahill was a definite red. His anti-football remark is baffling. They were excellent in the first half. Good luck to them in their remaining games.
Quote from: Milo on April 21, 2018, 12:53:19 PM
Quote from: Fulham Joe on April 21, 2018, 12:42:34 PM
This guy's a right plank. According to him, Fulham play "anti football"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk7ZMOogqbw
On that showing I could have my own quiz show on BBC1..
Why not? Jeremy Clarkson's got one. When can you start?
This Genitalman is deluded and bitter, he needs to be educated.
Going by where he was driving, he definitely had TUNNELL VISION.
Typical fan. Every goal conceded is a mistake. Although the first goal should be down to the slow reaction of the defender. Sess had to make up a hell of a lot of space to reach the ball first. The more I see of the second goal, the better it looks. The keeper was slow I suppose and went with his wrong hand. But is was a great shot.
Still prefer not to play Millwall in the playoffs.
Quote from: Woolly Mammoth on April 21, 2018, 12:20:53 PM
Goals change games, and the first 90+ minutes are the most important, not the first 45, and further more, Fulham showed that the ball never gets tired, and Fulham let the ball do the work.
and this, THIS is why I keep reading your posts 077.gif
Quote from: ffc2004 on April 18, 2018, 01:46:50 PM
Quote from: maoconnor on April 18, 2018, 01:40:14 PM
What a despicable group of fans. Talking of attacking our gaffer?
The actual team coach that they travel on...
Never had anything but problems every single time I've been there, both at the old ground and the current one.
What a muppet, gradually working himself up as he went on.
The ref was at fault because he allowed us to play football, the muppet seemed to think that keeping possession of the ball was against the laws of the game.....no muppet,trying to bully and inflict GBH on your opponents is against the laws of the game......and you got your just reward.
Would hate to think of these in the Prem, short lived as it would be.
"the goals killed us".......? Well, duh. Just a but of sour grapes but understandable. Although, I take umbrage at being called a little p****. Has he been peeking in me bath?
Funny as love, he gets himself more and more upset as he waffles on. Talks load of tosh
I watched the game on a big screen at my local club with two Millwall fans, one a season ticket holder a mate, he didn't go because of the time factor, both agreed the best team won.
Quote from: Fulham Joe on April 21, 2018, 12:42:34 PM
This guy's a right plank. According to him, Fulham play "anti football"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk7ZMOogqbw
So many things which show that he really is a biased fan, the disallowed goal The Millwall player was all over Targett, the ref didn't like Millwall well Cahill should have got a straight red, Sess was poor, well I thought he saw plenty of the ball and used it wisely. Basically they are a one trick team, lump it long, which has been effective against the poorer sides. He said they tired in the second half, what team of professionals can only manage 45 minutes of football. We were fortunate in the first half, in the second we were magnificent and showed them up for what they are.
