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Millwall fans fight with one another amongst their 31,000 sell-out crowd? Strange that, considering Millwall are only averaging about 10,000 this season. Maybe Millwall fans weren’t fighting with Millwall fans after all.
Was it West Ham/Qpr/or any other London fans ..unfortunately NO! cannot blame anyone else like they did in 1985 at Luton,, It was just them.
Fighting amongst themselves quite shocking really. They really are the dregs of football.I was appallled at the dreadful scenes and I feel sorry for the genuine fans and children who have to put up with this pond life poisoning their football club.
Totally agree with you vince. We stopped at services on the way home and a lady with her young daughter (i guess she must have been 6 or 7) came over to us. She’d been at the game as a neutral, having never been to Wembley or an FA cup semi final before, sat among Wigan fans and said she’d thoroughly enjoyed the day and that she`d never met such a nice bunch of fans. Though im sure it was a minority of Millwall fans kicking off, i cant help but wonder if anyone has said the same about them? Somehow i doubt it.
Totally agree with you vince. We stopped at services on the way home and a lady with her young daughter (i guess she must have been 6 or 7) came over to us. She’d been at the game as a neutral, having never been to Wembley or an FA cup semi final before, sat among Wigan fans and said she’d thoroughly enjoyed the day and that she`d never met such a nice bunch of fans. Though im sure it was a minority of Millwall fans kicking off, i cant help but wonder if anyone has said the same about them? Somehow i doubt it.Me and 8 mates were sat near the back of section 120. When the game kicked off we trundled up to block 121 just short of half way line and half way back, this section was more than half empty and best seats in the house. A few Spurs fans were sat in front of us cheering the Latics on. They only got their tickets on Friday. The Millwall fans were fighting just about 30 yards to our left. Families with young kids were caught up amongst it. Got a feeling that Millwall may not have implemented the rule that you had to be on the tickets database to buy one and that’s what you get. We sometimes criticise are club for doing this but in the end it sorts out the fans from the non football thugs.
The section just beyond the netting was were the trouble started and that’s exactly the section were the returned tickets will have been sold. :angry:From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!Millwall fans fight with one another amongst their 31,000 sell-out crowd? Strange that, considering Millwall are only averaging about 10,000 this season. Maybe Millwall fans weren’t fighting with Millwall fans after all.End of the day,the fa should take sum blame here. for putting tickets on general sale. any one could purchase those tickets’ shows the fa only care about the ground being full and not the saftey of the fans.Absalute disgrace that yesterday.
And the Millwall chairman reckons there were Wigan fans in their end, what a knob. We couldn’t fill our own end so why the hell would we be in theirs!!
And the Millwall chairman reckons there were Wigan fans in their end, what a knob. We couldn’t fill our own end so why the hell would we be in theirs!!Probably rugby fans trying to give us a bad name! ;)
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