Went there a time or two following MCFC .... it was never the most welcoming of places, but i kinda liked the grounds closeness, and its tight surroundings.
been following millwall for over 40 years used to stand in the halfway by the tea hut the new ground may be better but you couldnt beat the old den for the passion noise and putting the fear of god into away fans as they walked to the ground through the tunnels seen some crazy things at the old den and it was a dump but would go back there in a flash No one likes us We dont care
@@liamandrews4721 in your dreams you have never done Millwall home or away I was at that cup game you stabed seven fans who went you end but after the game you got run every we're and your Red mate a fact and you got a kicking at the old den then at Euston after mug
First memory of the old den , my dad taking me late sixties early seventies, 5 or 6 years old. Smashing Luton 4 - 0, Malcom Mcdonald playing for them and we sat in the old forecourt orange seats. Many memories after that with mates on the halfway.
MJ DELEGATION : I remember that match. Malcolm McDonald playing for Luton was the up and coming golden boy of English football at the time. He got some stick that day.
My first game was 11-12-65 v Walsall kick off was 3-15pm the Den was nearly full the atmosphere was electric the game ended 1-1 draw.I loved the old Den.
I loved going to the Old Den as an away fan, great atmosphere, and loved these proper football grounds that were all different and unique and quirky in their own ways, and the Old Den was very much one of those. So sad that it's gone, the New Den lacks so much in comparison. Maybe Millwall fans prefer it, but as an away fan, I miss Cold Blow Lane, a proper footie ground! Have to say though that the Millwall fans talk it up way too much as it wasn't intimidating, but maybe it was for the players having to enter and exit in the middle of the home end. Whoever decided to put the tunnel there was a genius - can you imagine that design in a current modern ground.. ..
@@liamandrews4721 Yeah I've saw the footage a few months ago i take my hat off to Everton's firm fair play them.Me personally though I'm just a football fan I'm not into all that i should be able to go to an away game without worrying about getting my head kicked in
It was actually alright Stephen .... i'm a city fan , and i went to the old Den once or twice .... there was usually enough coppers around to prevent much trouble .... it's not a ground that is easily forgotten though, small, compact, tight surroundings etc.
What a beautiful place. Wonderful memories as a kid watching the Lions in the 80' and early 90's. Emotional memories 💙
My very first away ground following Aston Villa in 1989. Fierce place
I moved down from Edinburgh in 1979.My first game was against Sheffield United.That was that I was hooked .
Half way line, first time as a lad in 1973, evicted in 1993, great memories.
Glad you all like my albeit short film. Never realised at the time that 40 years on it would be so popular. Sorry about the quality !
old super 8?
So sad losing these gorgeous grounds replaced by tedious stadiums.
Home sweet Home
Our real home!
I have been to that stadium at Cold Blow Lane during the 70s with my mates John and Peter. Those where the days
Wisely never played for us at the old den
Went there a time or two following MCFC .... it was never the most welcoming of places, but i kinda liked the grounds closeness, and its tight surroundings.
been following millwall for over 40 years used to stand in the halfway by the tea hut
the new ground may be better but you couldnt beat the old den for the passion noise and putting the fear of god into away fans as they walked to the ground through the tunnels
seen some crazy things at the old den and it was a dump but would go back there in a flash
No one likes us We dont care
Yeah the away fans were petrified of being bummed to within an inch of their lives
lay of the brown soft lad everton have done use 3 times,the old den in 89 goodison 77 and a couple of months ago at the new den
@@liamandrews4721 in your dreams you have never done Millwall home or away I was at that cup game you stabed seven fans who went you end but after the game you got run every we're and your Red mate a fact and you got a kicking at the old den then at Euston after mug
Worlds scariest football ground.
Regards from a Cardiff fan.😁
First memory of the old den , my dad taking me late sixties early seventies, 5 or 6 years old. Smashing Luton 4 - 0, Malcom Mcdonald playing for them and we sat in the old forecourt orange seats. Many memories after that with mates on the halfway.
MJ DELEGATION : I remember that match. Malcolm McDonald playing for Luton was the up and coming golden boy of English football at the time. He got some stick that day.
EPIC GROUND-loads of terracing
My first game was 11-12-65 v Walsall kick off was 3-15pm the Den was nearly full the atmosphere was electric the game ended 1-1 draw.I loved the old Den.
I loved going to the Old Den as an away fan, great atmosphere, and loved these proper football grounds that were all different and unique and quirky in their own ways, and the Old Den was very much one of those. So sad that it's gone, the New Den lacks so much in comparison. Maybe Millwall fans prefer it, but as an away fan, I miss Cold Blow Lane, a proper footie ground! Have to say though that the Millwall fans talk it up way too much as it wasn't intimidating, but maybe it was for the players having to enter and exit in the middle of the home end. Whoever decided to put the tunnel there was a genius - can you imagine that design in a current modern ground.. ..
Me too mate
I've watched my team Man City play home and away for 30 years but that was one away ground i wouldn't go to i value my llife too much😂
why there fucking overrated,everton did them in 89 at the old den and done them a couple of months ago at the new den
@@liamandrews4721 Yeah I've saw the footage a few months ago i take my hat off to Everton's firm fair play them.Me personally though I'm just a football fan I'm not into all that i should be able to go to an away game without worrying about getting my head kicked in
@@liamandrews4721 in your fucking dreams do you write the scripts for jacknory you div
It was actually alright Stephen .... i'm a city fan , and i went to the old Den once or twice .... there was usually enough coppers around to prevent much trouble .... it's not a ground that is easily forgotten though, small, compact, tight surroundings etc.