Milamber

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I see they're giving a nice Essex Welcome to the fans from south of the river

Adidas

And Celtic come to Town tomorrow

Milamber

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it's just a game of football FFS, I just don't understand it.

Phil

BBC NEWS | UK | England | London | Violence erupts at London derby

yellowvanman

Millwall, now there's a surprise

Reported as pre-organised fights, thought this was in the past.

spally

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no point in west ham winning then. that's us banned.

unfortunately neil, it has never gone away....just pre organised away from the stadium

dream machine

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being a west ham fan,i dont agree or condone any football violence,i remember a time my dad took me when i was but a wee lad and this sort of mindless thuggery wasnt seen let alone heard of,what has happened to our belove-ed game,i know the two teams have bad history but come on guys GROW UP

TomR555

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Ive just seen some pics on the news,all big slobs,all looking over 40 how sad is that,running on the pitch up to the Millwall players,the players all half their age,pathetic!!!

scoobyed

I am no expert on football but a few years ago i had to do a presentation on football violence. Someone correct me if i am wrong but the rivalry between west ham and milwall dates back to 1908 when it had very little to do with football, it was all over dock workers who vented their anger at football games between rival areas/teams. So with that in mind i wonder how many of the current football thugs even know why there is rivalry there, you can be sure that none of them were alive in 1908 to remember where it all originated from.
I am sure a few of you know what i do for a living and it means i am often at west ham games, what is really sad is that most fans are there to enjoy the game often with their family, then a few tossers pitch up and make it a dangerous place to be, those involved should be ashamed of themselves!!!!!!!

WRX_Dazza

i doubt if those fat wasters can relate to the origins of dockworking!!! - that would mean attending school, or watching discovery channel (both of which is far beyond their capabilities) - i went to watch west ham play sunderland at roker park years ago (when it was the old stadium still) and we ended up in a pub with the sunderland lads having a drink up and we missed the game (although we could hear it outside!!!) those were the days....

luckily the score was 1-1 !!! hahhahaha

jabbawockymark

UP THE HAMMERS AND **** THE MILLWALL

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When I worked at Sharpfibre, I had to go to Millwall to drop some gear off and I was slightly paranoid as I had a West Ham united sticker in the back window of the truck!

Bloody pathetic(

spally

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scoobyed. it all started because the iron works in east london went on strike but the dock workers in the south didnt, so there has been tension between the areas ever since. Although that has ferck all to do with football now days though.

majority of the trouble at the begining of the game was nothing to do with "real fans". The 2 groups just met for a tear up, none of them had tickets. Then it got round the ground via text etc that a hammers fan had been stabbed and that's when the pitch invasions happened.

Friend of mine was getting off the tube before the game, and they were in front of a group of rather large millwall supporters.....1 of them walked out the station, up to a copper and lamped him there and then!!!!! WTF?!?!?!?!

Nate

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Football

TomR555

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Adidas

Got to eat my words on this one.

Last nights game has got to be one of the friendlest games I've ever worked.

Some away fans even said "Thankyou""

WTF

duSTI

TomR555

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brilliant

53

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Lol, phonetically spelt "FoookEwe" which interestingly enough is both an insult and a lifestyle choice in Glasgow

scoobyed

Cheers spally, i knew it was something along those lines but my attention span when football is involved is quite short LOL