Millwall created by two Dundee men who worked on a nearby confectionery factory ...Hence they changed their colours to Dundee Dark Blue. I'm a proud Dundee fan but always look out for The Millwall score.
Chelsea fan, and I always check the Dundee scores, fond memories of my childhood summers on pitkerro Road in the 80s, them Dundee kids really knew how to treat the cockney kid lol.
This is not a joke. There was a radio phone in competition asking where the most unusual place people had seen a Scotland top .the winning answer was....in a washing machine in Dundee
Exactly and they still have fans in East London , specially in the Isle of Dogs , not every Millwall fan lives South of the river although nowadays must be most Millwall fans in Kent than London
@skullheadbruv9058 still a lot of Millwall season ticket holders in SE postcodes especially around Bermondsey/Rotherithe. More in London than alot of other London clubs
@@IssacLHunt lol you are just a mouthy , keep bragging , i been in Leeds once , such a sitthy area , however u can keep dreaming about epic battles who only take place in your imagination internet warrior
The reality is that any organised firm on their day can turn someone else over and there are no League tables of " The hardest Mobs", half the time when big battles take place it's difficult to tell who's who . Some teams firms are made up of smaller units and not everyone is going to know each other , particulary the bigger clubs. As a Spurs fan i agree the Arsenal mobs have been very good , it's swings and roundabouts but i can't see how a whole days aggro can be recorded into wins and losses in most cases it's not easy to see or decide who got the better of each other. There isn't a great CCTV camera in the sky to film it and analyse like on Sky Sports or TNT . Millwall have a lot written about them , Chelsea and West Ham self promote a lot but have genuine bods as well as fantasists . The Midlands and Northern mobs are all good when needed and even a club like Plymouth can surprise people. Those who took part don't need to make up stories and no one can claim to be undefeated at certain moments.
@@dublinsfaircity me and one good fella did 12 on the luas lol our mate a civilian who wasnt a fighter got an iron bar to the head ..they did nothing to me despite trying with their sneaky tools ..The other lad with me was ex FFL .when you been attacked with machetes in the Congo a few uglys from Celtic and Bohs are nothing . Much love Big Ian P .
My dad went to that infamous Man Utd game away at Millwall in 1974. He always said it was an f’in nightmare. However, Millwall fans didn’t turn up at Old Trafford later that season either.
@@marblesred2289 what I'm trying to say we think all lives matter not just black lives and not bow to the powers of the media if you don't like ie I don't give a flying f..k
How come you missed out the 1995 Chelsea v Millwall FA Cup 3rd Rd? What was my beloved Shed were now temporary green seats given to Millwall. Chelsea lost 1 nil and each set of fans were throwing seats at each other between the West Stand and the temporary away end. Horses came onto the pitch and outside the ground I'd never seen anything like it. Still remember those events like it was yesterday.
just read this ive bi witheen outa the loop haha me and a bunch of mates were there that night all of duty doormen proffesionals mad outside they tried to get keller our keeper scary but fun times respect mfc
@paulm733 No wrong Paulm733 Think you will find a lot of clubs Respect Millwall and rightly so and most football lads don't give 2 Fxxks for Leeds especially up North it's Embarrassing the way you Rate yourselves so highly
The Everton fans were transported to a housing estate where they started breaking into flats and smashing up a care home and bashing up the residents OAPs and the disabled and boasted about doing Millwall 😂
Im west ham and come from a union background ive never been able to find any recorded events of dockers scabbing ever. I think our rivalry started very early 70s when both sides wanted to be the best in London.
John O Kane and Brownie are a pair of cnuts ..From the Big Fella who did them and their allied mob of Wrexham and Bohemians " top boys " .20 of those cnuts couldn't drop me and one pal from the FFL when they were tooled up on a tram in Dublin .Apart from those cnuts you're a great Club .. Except Hibs are better ..love Irish'Wall
No mention of the Billy Neil Testimonial at the Old Den in 1974 ? Whoever organised that after Harry Cripps' in 72 had a sense of humour ! Felt lucky to get out alive that night, we got proper turned over ⚒️⚒️⚒️
Is that an admittance you got done? You got done at Leeds but fuck all admittance, Cass film lied over and over is that an admittance too. You’re not infallible
I wasn't at either testimonial The cripps game TBF was in the CBL first then mile end firm turned up .They had emptied a railway tool box on route .They had big spanners they do track work with . App they came in attacked millwall from other side .BG described it in his book as the worst violence ever .There was big nuts and bolts darts concrete chucked at each other .At the end westham came out first and waited they smashed them with the railway spanners .Every time they came out they got batte4ed chased back in ground The Billy Neil testimonial millwall got the better .6 main westham faces left at half time together. As they was by the entrance some millwall came up they looked at each other millwall thought they was millwall .1 of the millwall was wearing a long trench coat he had a sword in it .That was a bad night for westham .I went there many times and it was the worst place you could go to .There was only 2 firms in London westham and millwall .when both firms was going to kings cross or Euston in the 80's westham always met up .They was the only team westham met up for when going to main line station. We wasn't bothered about the rest
You have to hand it to Millwall fans. My dad went to that infamous Man Utd game at Millwall in 1974. He always said it was an f’in nightmare. Interestingly though, Millwall fans didn’t turn up to Old Trafford later that season either.
@@MrKkdm Thanks for this but no mention of the notorious 1966 Millwall v Plymouth match after Millwall's Football League Home Record was, finally, ended after 59 matches unbeaten. The Ref: Norman Burtenshaw was attacked on the pitch and surrounded and beaten up (My Late Aunt swore she was one of them on the pitch but that he "fell over"_.QPR V Millwall 1966. During the 6/1 Rangers win, Millwall staged a sit-in, in the Centre Circle during the game. Chelsea v Millwall in 1995 in Midweek with pitch invasions, The F A Cup. Milwall's only European sojourn at Ferencvaros in Hungary in 2004 was tasty. Anyway, I must be away as I am in the most fearful rush, here in The Outer London Suburbs as I have 8 coming for Supper,ce soir.Toodle Pip.
If you have an object throw it the true Millwall fan. If you want a fight don’t bother. Not a lot of fighting here just a group trying to be what they are not HARD.
West Ham , Millwall and Chelsea are the best firms in UK but they aren't anymore what they used to be in the 70's , 80's and 90's , nowadays Eastern Europe ultras are far more violent and organized , laws are much more tough now against footbal violence in UK and Western Europe tho
Τα Αγγλικά γήπεδα εδώ και 25 τουλάχιστον χρόνια έχουν την ατμόσφαιρα Νεκροταφείου,τις Εξέδρες των Ultras που βλέπεις σε Ιταλία Ελλάδα Σερβία δεν τις έχουν δει στο Μεγάλο Νησί ΟΥΤΕ στα όνειρα τους.
We didnt see much of Millwall in the late 70s, (lower divisions) now and again they would turn up at other London (Arsenal, Palace) clubs to meet us, usually random loners. This never ended well for them. i use to think they were stupid or fearless, or both. EFC
@@Wwfc724Everton attacked old fellas in a Pub and yeah ran around taking a few berties and then they're main mob got stopped by Wall youth ..how many stitches did that soppy cnut need ?
@@Kieran-m5wyep pretended to the press that he hadn't came down for trouble just wanted towatch a soccer game then go to see mama Mia at the theatre but lost his bearings and ended up wandering around Bermondsey mob handed with a Stanley knife in his hands and some nasty Millwall fans set about him for no reason. The press called it an unprovoked attack 😂
It was out of order, thankfully it's very rare. Millwall fans went in Everton's end in 1973. Instead of having a good old punch up, Everton stabbed a few. Millwall's reaction? Shit happens. Contrast this with the uproar when Everton, who had a reputation for carrying blades became the victim.
@@soulcrewblue8629 On one occasion, on the way back to the station after the game at Ninian Park,I ran with the Cardiff fans chasing my own supporters after I got caught up in the midst of them. lol
So on one side your saying Millwall were innocent in a few things and on the end you qoute thwm as "Menacw to society". Leeds, Arsenal and Especially Man utd were just as bad. I've lived in south bermondsey when the Birmingham thing happened. I thought turn the telly off and crack a beer or two open myself. As a Stoke fan living down there I was accepted pretty well on the Old Kent Road. Part of me wanted to go down and have a shot at Birmingham with them as I hate the brummies ever since 92.
Thanks for this but no mention of the notorious 1966 Millwall v Plymouth match after Millwall's Football League Home Record was, finally, ended after 59 matches unbeaten. The Ref: Norman Burtenshaw was attacked on the pitch and surrounded and beaten up (My Late Aunt swore she was one of them on the pitch but that he "fell over"_.QPR V Millwall 1966. During the 6/1 Rangers win, Millwall staged a sit-in, in the Centre Circle during the game. Chelsea v Millwall in 1995 in Midweek with pitch invasions, The F A Cup. Milwall's only European sojourn at Ferencvaros in Hungary in 2004 was tasty. Anyway, I must be away as I am in the most fearful rush, here in The Outer London Suburbs as I have 8 coming for Supper,ce soir.Toodle Pip.
Every thing you have said is 100% right the funny thing at rangers they made an announcement say they would stop the game if Millwall did not leave the pitch well you know what happened next the GOOD OLD DAYS. We went up with hull and and qpr stayed in division 3
@@johnbeck7019Yes John and how I remember that Hull City team 27th December: Hull 1 Millwall 0.....28th December at The Old Den during our Home run: Millwall 3 Hull 0 :) They had Chris Chilton and Ken Wagstaff as joint strikers. Funnily enough, our tormentor-in-chief: Mark Lazarus who slaughtered Harry Cripps that day lives near Romford and I, regularly, when I worked in that area until 2017, passed his lorry yard. He was a Boxer, as well, so Harry could not do his usual tricks. lol I moved 40 years ago, just 9 miles out to Bexley, and got a season ticket this year. Do you still live in the area and go, John?
@@Isleofskye hi no I’m disabled and moved to South Wales 9 years ago I used to live at my nana and grandad off the new Kent rd near the brickmakers arms
@@johnbeck7019 Hello John' Thanks for your reply. I am sorry that you are now disabled mate. Take Care. I'm off to see Welling United play tonight who are 2 minutes drive away. This season they have done as well as Millwall. lol
It’s life and getting bloody old but my mind is sharp enjoy you game tonight take care cheers COYL not able to go anymore but my old women will laugh at that because I still get the hump when they lose.
"Millwall's away fans as well as thugs from other london businesses poured onto the pitch" what were they shops, garages, banks? what other businesses?
I went loads of times in the 80’s, 90’s and early 2000. I’m Scottish and was made up when I found out they were started by Scots. Great fun days with my Millwall mates
I(Hibs) like millwalls firm my mate is old school west ham(icf) & i told him about the CCS on tour going down there smashing up millwalls local back in the early 90's if my memory serves me correct
Couple of our lads moved ( Millwall )to Edinburgh in 89/90 after getting invited by the Hibs boys after a row where they showed what they could do . P Cremin and another lad ..always wondered what happened to them cos they never came back
@@lorrainearmitage4331 Leeds aren't even the best in the north love ..that would be Boro ..I respect Leeds as a club but apart from numbers no ..I went drinking up there years ago and was treated very nicely by some of your firm in a pub near the Yorkshire Tv studios .
Everyone’s got a soft spot for millwall in the fa cup. When we went there in the cup ( everton ) the day didn’t dissapoint, like Xmas day from start to finish
at 7:16 you say it's a picture at the infamous Luton game - not correct that's St Andrews Birmingham 1985 v Leeds and the old bill charging Blues fans off the pitch - respect to Millwall - proper club
From West Ham : " Unbeaten in 30+ years........................apart from about 20 occasions. Join me, dear friend, as we listen in as they are here right now......" Well us Mile End Mob teamed up with Teddy Bunter's Boys and Cass and Calvin and The Canning Town Bots were there and we took on The Red Army in Manchester. There were 25 of us and 1,000 of them in the streets and the 20 of us approached their 2,000. The next minute their 5,000 parted like The Red Sea as the 15 of us took on hundreds of them each and by the end, the 10,000 ManU were nowhere to be seen. The 10 of us really took the xxxx on their Manor that day. Result. Claret everywhere....and some Blue"
@@michaelharrison3602 I think it is YOU, Michael who should have a word with YOUR Mum/ I am impressed with your sarcasm as you, obviously, have no concept or instinct for I R O N Y. All you have achieved is to make yourself seem unintelligent and silly because as a MILLWALL fan, I was MOCKING the rhetoric of West Ham fans, hence the inverted commas and I could not have made it more obvious by, simultaneously, decreasing their numbers while increasing the number of their "victims". Keep Up M8...
Did the nearest mental hospital just have an expulsion? 20 West Ham wouod never have taken on anybody, those sort of numbers were Millwall fans away from home, up north somewhere on a Wednesday night. Carlisle away, lol.
Wolves v Millwall 2001 a load of bull i was there as a Wolves fan Millwall came up the steps from the Steve Bull stand,and ran into 25 of us we held our ground despite being heavily out numbered.Wolves firm were not in the Feathers get your facts right.
Bull s### you want to lay of the drugs,wolves have never stood firm. Go back and take some more drugs. I have been a millwall supporter 52 years and we have smash you every time
I was there that day. Standing on the Clock End. Millwall were in their half of the Clockend and were mainly having it off with the Old Bill. I didn't see anything happening in the North Bank.
@@garethjenkins6273 correct mate , I was in the north bank , and from what I remember all the talk was that Millwall was going to take (steal) the clock , I remember them having it with the old bill , also remember about 20 coppers stood around the base of the clock 😂 , plus I'm sure it was a all ticket match
Agree with the above. I was in the north bank that day and didn't see or hear any Millwall. It was all going off in the clock end and outside the ground.
@@rdw1970 I went to Highbury for a midweek game with my suit on, after work and the Millwall End was full so I entered via The North Babk turnstiles concealing my Millwall scarf, and didn't fancy staying quiet all game, I entered the pitch neat the stand on the right and walked, nonchalantly, towards the Clock End waving and pointing, occasionally, at imaginary people in the stand. When I reached the Away End,I revealed my scarf and was allowed in from a gate at the front of the terrace or allowed to climb over(can't remember which) :)
Didn't one of Evertons lot go crying tother media when he got his face slashed? And afterwards everyone said they had started it by going round the local pubs and looking for trouble
@@fam9578 Unbeaten in 30+ years........................apart from about 20 occasions. Join me, dear friend, as we listen in as they are here right now......" Well us Mile End Mob teamed up with Teddy Bunter's Boys and Cass and Calvin and The Canning Town Bots were there and we took on The Red Army in Manchester. There were 25 of us and 1,000 of them in the streets and the 20 of us approached their 2,000. The next minute their 5,000 parted like The Red Sea as the 15 of us took on hundreds of them each and by the end, the 10,000 ManU were nowhere to be seen. The 10 of us really took the xxxx on their Manor that day. Result. Claret everywhere....and some Blue"
Depends on the day and the era ..on balance Millwall , usually outnumbered nearly always on top .West Ham 2nd .Tottenham Middlesborough 3rd . Plus Millwall went to Hungary and done some damage few Hungarians needed stitching always took it to Man U and City who always had 3 x the numbers .Then In France the only English firm to rob the Russians of their passports and do a few were Wall lads when everyone else shit it .
No mention of Millwall v Spurs Boxing Day 1977 ..... not a surprise really , after all the mouthing off on a Panorame TV programme Millwall got absolutely battered on their own doorstep.
You can’t really blame the club,it’s the minority of Millwall fans who cause bother,if you watch videos of majority of Millwall fans and directors over the years,they have said they don’t want them type of fans watching there team,they have worked hard over the years to try and get rid of the infamous reputation they have earned over the years and have done a good job in doing that,but like most other teams fans,your always going to have the minority of nutters following them
I wouldn’t imagine Millwall have much to brag about after Swansea in the early 2000’s and no mention of 1985 first game of the season either. How convenient.
@@fredericklee6899Rumour has it, from that fall out from that 1972 match,that some West Ham are still being found in the back streets of The Old Kent Road, just in case......
The area of Millwall is on the Isle of Dogs in East London, it's ground is in South East London. I've got a March 1978 programme for the Hull City v Millwall game, the Tigers v the Lions at Boothferry Park. Hull City won.
All folk can say about Carlisle...is about DODDY. WHO PASSED AWAY 3YR AGO...HE LOOKED UP TO A LOT OF THE OLDER LADS HE MAY BE HAVE BEEN YOUNG BUT GAME AS A LION!!(seen him first hand)😁
Different groups from 1 firm fight with different groups from other firms some win some lose there's rarely an out and out victory for one side but both firms will claim one 😂
You do know this is a myth created in the 1990's & repeated so often people believe it? The Docklands Museum said so. Dockers went wherever the work was. It didn't matter whether it was norf or sarf of the pipe. But hey anything that adds fuel to the fire
To be honest mate I followed West Ham back in the day and I'm trade union (CWU). I can't find any proof of striking dockers around that time, I think it's football bullshit, a myth that even Pompey and Soton, and Hartlepool and Middlesbrough have claimed that as reason for their 'justified ' hatred.
Only team to turn up at out London away games, Orient, Fulham, QPR and Charlton there was a mob of them in the shed end a couple of times, they did not do a lot but give them some credit they came looking
@@mm2280Yes I've heard that many times,I was at that game myself was a city fan home and away in them days I went to that game myself on Finglands coach December 87 City won 0-1 I remember the police keeping city in the ground for a about 45 minutes after game
Millwall created by two Dundee men who worked on a nearby confectionery factory ...Hence they changed their colours to Dundee Dark Blue. I'm a proud Dundee fan but always look out for The Millwall score.
Same here massive Millwall supporter always check Dundee results 💙
Chelsea fan, and I always check the Dundee scores, fond memories of my childhood summers on pitkerro Road in the 80s, them Dundee kids really knew how to treat the cockney kid lol.
Dundee were never scabs tho
Everyday is a school day.
This is not a joke. There was a radio phone in competition asking where the most unusual place people had seen a Scotland top .the winning answer was....in a washing machine in Dundee
Fun fact.
Millwall were formed on the Isle of Dogs in East London. West Ham and Millwall were neighbours.
They moved to South London in 1901.
Exactly and they still have fans in East London , specially in the Isle of Dogs , not every Millwall fan lives South of the river although nowadays must be most Millwall fans in Kent than London
@@lennymadona605 I live in North East London and love Millwall xd
@skullheadbruv9058 still a lot of Millwall season ticket holders in SE postcodes especially around Bermondsey/Rotherithe. More in London than alot of other London clubs
@@skullheadbruv9058 do you love getting turned over by Leeds like you will do these coming season.
@@IssacLHunt lol you are just a mouthy , keep bragging , i been in Leeds once , such a sitthy area , however u can keep dreaming about epic battles who only take place in your imagination internet warrior
The reality is that any organised firm on their day can turn someone else over and there are no League tables of " The hardest Mobs", half the time when big battles take place it's difficult to tell who's who . Some teams firms are made up of smaller units and not everyone is going to know each other , particulary the bigger clubs. As a Spurs fan i agree the Arsenal mobs have been very good , it's swings and roundabouts but i can't see how a whole days aggro can be recorded into wins and losses in most cases it's not easy to see or decide who got the better of each other. There isn't a great CCTV camera in the sky to film it and analyse like on Sky Sports or TNT . Millwall have a lot written about them , Chelsea and West Ham self promote a lot but have genuine bods as well as fantasists . The Midlands and Northern mobs are all good when needed and even a club like Plymouth can surprise people. Those who took part don't need to make up stories and no one can claim to be undefeated at certain moments.
I know what you mean, Trevor Tanner told us that Bradford gave his mob a hiding! I have respect for people that admit to getting a hiding!
Very true comment mate, i followed west ham from 72 till mid 90s and our lot dont find it easy to admit being caught out.
Tanner wrote this in his book. Try reading.@@dublinsfaircity
@@dublinsfaircity me and one good fella did 12 on the luas lol our mate a civilian who wasnt a fighter got an iron bar to the head ..they did nothing to me despite trying with their sneaky tools ..The other lad with me was ex FFL .when you been attacked with machetes in the Congo a few uglys from Celtic and Bohs are nothing . Much love Big Ian P .
My dad went to that infamous Man Utd game away at Millwall in 1974. He always said it was an f’in nightmare. However, Millwall fans didn’t turn up at Old Trafford later that season either.
I applaud Millwall fans for not playing along with taking the knee for George Floyd.
I don't.
@@marblesred2289and why not what have we done wrong he was a yank not a British man f fs
@@michaelmorgan8539 what's nationality got to do with anything 'ffs'?
Narrow minded mug
@@marblesred2289 what I'm trying to say we think all lives matter not just black lives and not bow to the powers of the media if you don't like ie I don't give a flying f..k
The ugliness, suffering, and pain caused by football hooliganism- truly the working class is its own worst enemy. The middle class media loved it.
Salt of the earth, honest working class people!
Burnley fan 👍
How come you missed out the 1995 Chelsea v Millwall FA Cup 3rd Rd? What was my beloved Shed were now temporary green seats given to Millwall. Chelsea lost 1 nil and each set of fans were throwing seats at each other between the West Stand and the temporary away end. Horses came onto the pitch and outside the ground I'd never seen anything like it. Still remember those events like it was yesterday.
Tottenham 2001 preseason vs Wall
just read this ive bi witheen outa the loop haha me and a bunch of mates were there that night all of duty doormen proffesionals mad outside they tried to get keller our keeper scary but fun times respect mfc
We didn’t win one nil it was 1-1 and we won on penalties
@@ianburridge619John Spencer missed pen for Chelsea.
The photo at west Brom with the fencing pulled down was taken 19 82 and was Leeds not Millwall
Correct!
Well cmon lol leeds and millwall are the countrys delinquents
@paulm733 No wrong Paulm733 Think you will find a lot of clubs Respect Millwall and rightly so and most football lads don't give 2 Fxxks for Leeds especially up North it's Embarrassing the way you Rate yourselves so highly
Most football lads don’t give 2 fucks about Leeds until they come to Leeds with intent and then get fucking mullered.
Leeds Leeds leedsleeds!!!!!!
Living through those times, i wondered why the firms didn't just hire the stadiums and sort out their problems without involving football.
That would be fun
it was a way of life them days
hahaha😅😂
I would pay to watch that😂
The Everton fans were transported to a housing estate where they started breaking into flats and smashing up a care home and bashing up the residents OAPs and the disabled and boasted about doing Millwall 😂
Never heard the one about Millwall dockers scabbing both Millwall and West Ham worked together in London docks and it was always One out all Out .
yes - it's a made up story
Thats only in Carry on Films?
Millwall Scabs
Im west ham and come from a union background ive never been able to find any recorded events of dockers scabbing ever.
I think our rivalry started very early 70s when both sides wanted to be the best in London.
It is a myth, absolutely never happened.
Celtic fan. But have to say I do like the Millwall fans. True and honest
they hate US with a passion with their loyalist connections.
John O Kane and Brownie are a pair of cnuts ..From the Big Fella who did them and their allied mob of Wrexham and Bohemians " top boys " .20 of those cnuts couldn't drop me and one pal from the FFL when they were tooled up on a tram in Dublin .Apart from those cnuts you're a great Club .. Except Hibs are better ..love Irish'Wall
No mention of the Billy Neil Testimonial at the Old Den in 1974 ? Whoever organised that after Harry Cripps' in 72 had a sense of humour ! Felt lucky to get out alive that night, we got proper turned over ⚒️⚒️⚒️
Is that an admittance you got done? You got done at Leeds but fuck all admittance, Cass film lied over and over is that an admittance too. You’re not infallible
Atleast you admit it pal
Fair play though, you came on the CBL.
I wasn't at either testimonial
The cripps game TBF was in the CBL first then mile end firm turned up .They had emptied a railway tool box on route .They had big spanners they do track work with .
App they came in attacked millwall from other side .BG described it in his book as the worst violence ever .There was big nuts and bolts darts concrete chucked at each other .At the end westham came out first and waited they smashed them with the railway spanners .Every time they came out they got batte4ed chased back in ground
The Billy Neil testimonial millwall got the better .6 main westham faces left at half time together. As they was by the entrance some millwall came up they looked at each other millwall thought they was millwall .1 of the millwall was wearing a long trench coat he had a sword in it .That was a bad night for westham .I went there many times and it was the worst place you could go to .There was only 2 firms in London westham and millwall .when both firms was going to kings cross or Euston in the 80's westham always met up .They was the only team westham met up for when going to main line station. We wasn't bothered about the rest
Load of bollox all of it
So how come so many hooligans from other London firms went with Millwall to Luton in ‘85?
Mainly because Luton wanted to be greedy ,and didn't make it all ticket
They didn't it's a myth believe me nobody needs help against Luton
The only time I've heard other London firms going to a specific game was in 1982 for a Chelsea v Leeds game
@@mick6370 Why did the other London firms turn up for that match in ‘82 and who’s side were they on I’m guessing Chelsea?
@@gctlewis Correct and that statement came from the officer in charge at the time of that game
Didn't know this was still going. Thank you sir
It's not
What a lot of nonsense can’t even pronounce Jago’s name @@JB-dx7eu
😂 still going i took my 5 year old away to rhere alll mouth now millwall
There's no game like a Millwall v west ham ...enough said.
You have to hand it to Millwall fans. My dad went to that infamous Man Utd game at Millwall in 1974. He always said it was an f’in nightmare. Interestingly though, Millwall fans didn’t turn up to Old Trafford later that season either.
Manchester United during their 2nd division short visit 1974-75 had 15,000-20,000 fans in away matches. Much more than any other club in any time.
@@HMS1955-hs6zi but 150 against millwall
Bit of history with Millwall and Birmingham City
bit of history with everyone where millwall is concerned Millllllllllllll
@@MrKkdm Thanks for this but no mention of the notorious 1966 Millwall v Plymouth match after Millwall's Football League Home Record was, finally, ended after 59 matches unbeaten. The Ref: Norman Burtenshaw was attacked on the pitch and surrounded and beaten up (My Late Aunt swore she was one of them on the pitch but that he "fell over"_.QPR V Millwall 1966. During the 6/1 Rangers win, Millwall staged a sit-in, in the Centre Circle during the game. Chelsea v Millwall in 1995 in Midweek with pitch invasions, The F A Cup. Milwall's only European sojourn at Ferencvaros in Hungary in 2004 was tasty. Anyway, I must be away as I am in the most fearful rush, here in The Outer London Suburbs as I have 8 coming for Supper,ce soir.Toodle Pip.
If you have an object throw it the true Millwall fan. If you want a fight don’t bother. Not a lot of fighting here just a group trying to be what they are not HARD.
Bad Blue Boys Zagreb(Croatia),we support Millwall fans.
Croats are top lads always welcome at the Den
...and 2004 Ferencváros-Millwall(UEFA Cup)?
West Ham , Millwall and Chelsea are the best firms in UK but they aren't anymore what they used to be in the 70's , 80's and 90's , nowadays Eastern Europe ultras are far more violent and organized , laws are much more tough now against footbal violence in UK and Western Europe tho
@dearlybeloved8074That will be the same Man Utd that got ran ragged down the Holloway Road by Arsenal in the mid 90's then?
Τα Αγγλικά γήπεδα εδώ και 25 τουλάχιστον χρόνια έχουν την ατμόσφαιρα Νεκροταφείου,τις Εξέδρες των Ultras που βλέπεις σε Ιταλία Ελλάδα Σερβία δεν τις έχουν δει στο Μεγάλο Νησί ΟΥΤΕ στα όνειρα τους.
perhaps it was an oversight on your part. Tottenham and Arsenal were pretty damn good.
We didnt see much of Millwall in the late 70s, (lower divisions) now and again they would turn up at other London (Arsenal, Palace) clubs to meet us, usually random loners. This never ended well for them. i use to think they were stupid or fearless, or both. EFC
Millwall the biggest smallest club in the world
40 years. Fantastic people and a club that I love. Great pleasure to be a lion.
False news, The photo of the Albion fence being pulled down was actually leeds fans when relegated
Match at the end against Everton it was Everton who mugged them
Was that when the Everton fan got slashed with he's own blade 😂😂
@@Wwfc724Everton attacked old fellas in a Pub and yeah ran around taking a few berties and then they're main mob got stopped by Wall youth ..how many stitches did that soppy cnut need ?
The only people Everton mugged were a few grannies on mobility scooters
@@Kieran-m5wyep pretended to the press that he hadn't came down for trouble just wanted towatch a soccer game then go to see mama Mia at the theatre but lost his bearings and ended up wandering around Bermondsey mob handed with a Stanley knife in his hands and some nasty Millwall fans set about him for no reason. The press called it an unprovoked attack 😂
@@Wwfc724Everton grasses which just about means all of them
No mention of the Everton fan getting his face slashed, during that 2009 fight?
It was out of order, thankfully it's very rare.
Millwall fans went in Everton's end in 1973. Instead of having a good old punch up, Everton stabbed a few. Millwall's reaction? Shit happens. Contrast this with the uproar when Everton, who had a reputation for carrying blades became the victim.
Up the fkn TOFFEES!!😂
2019, not 2009.
@@Mute040404 it wasn't out of order ..getting done with your own blade is justice
JESUS !! One of you lot complaining about a stanley knife, that's a bit fucking rich.
You and the scousers started the trend, mate
Anyone else recognise Bobby Woolford
(F Troop) seen wearing sunglasses at 1min 23seconds / 1min 36secs?
And mad Harry on the coach and stand
Not only are they scabs but also turncoats because Millwall is actually North of the river.
Where do you see the picture of the fan cuddling players? These are Chelsea players not Millwall the number five is Steve Wicks.
No need to cover half the screen with words. We can hear what you are saying mate
MILLWALL VS CARDIFF CITY
Was always interesting.
@@soulcrewblue8629 On one occasion, on the way back to the station after the game at Ninian Park,I ran with the Cardiff fans chasing my own supporters after I got caught up in the midst of them. lol
So on one side your saying Millwall were innocent in a few things and on the end you qoute thwm as "Menacw to society". Leeds, Arsenal and Especially Man utd were just as bad. I've lived in south bermondsey when the Birmingham thing happened. I thought turn the telly off and crack a beer or two open myself.
As a Stoke fan living down there I was accepted pretty well on the Old Kent Road. Part of me wanted to go down and have a shot at Birmingham with them as I hate the brummies ever since 92.
Readiness to have a ruck is common to the working classes
I read there's no evidence of the dock strike being broken.
Thanks for this but no mention of the notorious 1966 Millwall v Plymouth match after Millwall's Football League Home Record was, finally, ended after 59 matches unbeaten. The Ref: Norman Burtenshaw was attacked on the pitch and surrounded and beaten up (My Late Aunt swore she was one of them on the pitch but that he "fell over"_.QPR V Millwall 1966. During the 6/1 Rangers win, Millwall staged a sit-in, in the Centre Circle during the game. Chelsea v Millwall in 1995 in Midweek with pitch invasions, The F A Cup. Milwall's only European sojourn at Ferencvaros in Hungary in 2004 was tasty. Anyway, I must be away as I am in the most fearful rush, here in The Outer London Suburbs as I have 8 coming for Supper,ce soir.Toodle Pip.
Every thing you have said is 100% right the funny thing at rangers they made an announcement say they would stop the game if Millwall did not leave the pitch well you know what happened next the GOOD OLD DAYS. We went up with hull and and qpr stayed in division 3
@@johnbeck7019Yes John and how I remember that Hull City team 27th December: Hull 1 Millwall 0.....28th December at The Old Den during our Home run: Millwall 3 Hull 0 :)
They had Chris Chilton and Ken Wagstaff as joint strikers. Funnily enough, our tormentor-in-chief: Mark Lazarus who slaughtered Harry Cripps that day lives near Romford and I, regularly, when I worked in that area until 2017, passed his lorry yard. He was a Boxer, as well, so Harry could not do his usual tricks. lol
I moved 40 years ago, just 9 miles out to Bexley, and got a season ticket this year. Do you still live in the area and go, John?
@@Isleofskye hi no I’m disabled and moved to South Wales 9 years ago I used to live at my nana and grandad off the new Kent rd near the brickmakers arms
@@johnbeck7019 Hello John'
Thanks for your reply. I am sorry that you are now disabled mate. Take Care. I'm off to see Welling United play tonight who are 2 minutes drive away. This season they have done as well as Millwall. lol
It’s life and getting bloody old but my mind is sharp enjoy you game tonight take care cheers COYL not able to go anymore but my old women will laugh at that because I still get the hump when they lose.
Remember Millwall F TROOP
"Millwall's away fans as well as thugs from other london businesses poured onto the pitch" what were they shops, garages, banks? what other businesses?
Was the M & S aggro lads, they took Tesco and WH Smiths
British telecom aggro
Bert's traditional Pie and mash shop, Flo's Laaavley Jellied eels stall.
To many mistakes in this for me to take it seriously. Its kind of accurate but many details are just wrong.
0:27 Alf Garnett watching the game
I went loads of times in the 80’s, 90’s and early 2000.
I’m Scottish and was made up when I found out they were started by Scots.
Great fun days with my Millwall mates
Was wondering why there was Scotland flags at the start of that video seen 2 people talking about it in the comments a Millwall fan & Dundee fan
Bushwackers stabil greetings from Nürnberg Germany 😮
I(Hibs) like millwalls firm my mate is old school west ham(icf) & i told him about the CCS on tour going down there smashing up millwalls local back in the early 90's if my memory serves me correct
So he's a moron?
carlton leach the don of football hooligan fuk millwall. leeds leeds leeds leeds
Couple of our lads moved ( Millwall )to Edinburgh in 89/90 after getting invited by the Hibs boys after a row where they showed what they could do . P Cremin and another lad ..always wondered what happened to them cos they never came back
@@Rumpleforeskin77 hibs the best in Scotland leedsUnited the best in England
@@lorrainearmitage4331 Leeds aren't even the best in the north love ..that would be Boro ..I respect Leeds as a club but apart from numbers no ..I went drinking up there years ago and was treated very nicely by some of your firm in a pub near the Yorkshire Tv studios .
Blimey, some of that text is a copy and paste of something I wrote on Quora.
Everyone’s got a soft spot for millwall in the fa cup. When we went there in the cup ( everton ) the day didn’t dissapoint, like Xmas day from start to finish
Bollocks gang of fkn scabbing dockers.
English through and through .good lads
at 7:16 you say it's a picture at the infamous Luton game - not correct that's St Andrews Birmingham 1985 v Leeds and the old bill charging Blues fans off the pitch - respect to Millwall - proper club
Wow wee wish I was a tough guy.
Solidna ekipa
From West Ham : " Unbeaten in 30+ years........................apart from about 20 occasions. Join me, dear friend, as we listen in as they are here right now......" Well us Mile End Mob teamed up with Teddy Bunter's Boys and Cass and Calvin and The Canning Town Bots were there and we took on The Red Army in Manchester. There were 25 of us and 1,000 of them in the streets and the 20 of us approached their 2,000. The next minute their 5,000 parted like The Red Sea as the 15 of us took on hundreds of them each and by the end, the 10,000 ManU were nowhere to be seen. The 10 of us really took the xxxx on their Manor that day. Result. Claret everywhere....and some Blue"
Yes dear of course you did fifteen of you beat up ten thousand 😂i doubt if your mum even believes you😅
@@michaelharrison3602 I think it is YOU, Michael who should have a word with YOUR Mum/
I am impressed with your sarcasm as you, obviously, have no concept or instinct for I R O N Y. All you have achieved is to make yourself seem unintelligent and silly because as a MILLWALL fan, I was MOCKING the rhetoric of West Ham fans, hence the inverted commas and I could not have made it more obvious by, simultaneously, decreasing their numbers while increasing the number of their "victims". Keep Up M8...
@@michaelharrison3602 you must have struggled at school
@@michaelharrison3602 Jesus, what a plank.
Did the nearest mental hospital just have an expulsion?
20 West Ham wouod never have taken on anybody, those sort of numbers were Millwall fans away from home, up north somewhere on a Wednesday night.
Carlisle away, lol.
Glasgow Rangers.Will always be there for you Millwall.
Wow! Millwall are scabs? Is this true?
The Bushwhackers ? wheres Luke and Butch and their famous "Battering ram'???
Thugs from other London businesses 😅
I was like ....is that AI guy just said 😂
Poundland b&m bargains and Mac's
@@sundaysloth4559 A1 Guy associating "Firms" with Businesses:)
Wolves v Millwall 2001 a load of bull i was there as a Wolves fan Millwall came up the steps from the Steve Bull stand,and ran into 25 of us we held our ground despite being heavily out numbered.Wolves firm were not in the Feathers get your facts right.
Yeah of course you held your ground
my husbands account he was there one of his mates was slashed on the head fighting broke out police turned up end of story@@michaelharrison3602
Bull s### you want to lay of the drugs,wolves have never stood firm. Go back and take some more drugs. I have been a millwall supporter 52 years and we have smash you every time
@@sarahmorris9483 sorry 3 wolves were slashed that night..Gilly admits they got caught short and under estimated millwalls bushwackers.. 🦁
they came up to forest in 1982 and 17 of them ended up in the river trent
Bollocks was there 2000 in the north bank
I was there that day. Standing on the Clock End. Millwall were in their half of the Clockend and were mainly having it off with the Old Bill. I didn't see anything happening in the North Bank.
@@garethjenkins6273 correct mate , I was in the north bank , and from what I remember all the talk was that Millwall was going to take (steal) the clock , I remember them having it with the old bill , also remember about 20 coppers stood around the base of the clock 😂 , plus I'm sure it was a all ticket match
I was there, didn’t see anything as described in this video.
Agree with the above. I was in the north bank that day and didn't see or hear any Millwall. It was all going off in the clock end and outside the ground.
@@rdw1970 I went to Highbury for a midweek game with my suit on, after work and the Millwall End was full so I entered via The North Babk turnstiles concealing my Millwall scarf, and didn't fancy staying quiet all game, I entered the pitch neat the stand on the right and walked, nonchalantly, towards the Clock End waving and pointing, occasionally, at imaginary people in the stand. When I reached the Away End,I revealed my scarf and was allowed in from a gate at the front of the terrace or allowed to climb over(can't remember which) :)
1:26
It's great to see Harry the Dog
Didn't one of Evertons lot go crying tother media when he got his face slashed? And afterwards everyone said they had started it by going round the local pubs and looking for trouble
Then spent the afternoon in the police station looking at mugshots and writing statements even bubbled up some of his own lads
@JTB-di8yj first I didn't believe you so I wrote to the head of Metropolitan police & he confirmed that's 100% true story wow
I was there 2009 Upton Park it was wild,my mate who was a Liverpool supporter was out for millwall just because their south London 😂
their south london what?
@@garyinspain South London's finest
@@garyinspainSmile
Whatever happened to Mick Mahoney?
I do believe that he is still in prison
1983 West Brom v Millwall - Utter rubbish! A few skirmishes but the photo shown was from a match v Leeds when things really did get out of hand.
Correct Leeds went down that season and all hell broke lose inside and outside the ground.
Who was the hardest crew in England I'm from Ireland and just curious 🧐
Only one firm ……..INTER CITY FIRM and the younger lads UNDER 5’s
@@fam9578 Unbeaten in 30+ years........................apart from about 20 occasions. Join me, dear friend, as we listen in as they are here right now......" Well us Mile End Mob teamed up with Teddy Bunter's Boys and Cass and Calvin and The Canning Town Bots were there and we took on The Red Army in Manchester. There were 25 of us and 1,000 of them in the streets and the 20 of us approached their 2,000. The next minute their 5,000 parted like The Red Sea as the 15 of us took on hundreds of them each and by the end, the 10,000 ManU were nowhere to be seen. The 10 of us really took the xxxx on their Manor that day. Result. Claret everywhere....and some Blue"
Devon
@@kristianpedersen1163Yes, Devon was Custard, I mean, Mustard..
Depends on the day and the era ..on balance Millwall , usually outnumbered nearly always on top .West Ham 2nd .Tottenham Middlesborough 3rd . Plus Millwall went to Hungary and done some damage few Hungarians needed stitching always took it to Man U and City who always had 3 x the numbers .Then In France the only English firm to rob the Russians of their passports and do a few were Wall lads when everyone else shit it .
Strike breaking dockers, eh?
CCTV has ended the violence. Just watch the video of Millwall Everton the police run to the scene on the hawk stone estate holding cameras not Battens
And 2001 pre season freindly
Yes to build up the evidence
Two sets of Fins😅did they have gills as well😅
And their great, great, great, great grandsons 😊
Excellent
Reupload?
No mention of Millwall v Spurs Boxing Day 1977 ..... not a surprise really , after all the mouthing off on a Panorame TV programme Millwall got absolutely battered on their own doorstep.
In your dreams pal you have never done us home or away
Clearly you wern't there or the return game at Tottenham. @@michaelmorgan8539
What a fucking dreamer you are son 😆
What's Greg Wallace connection with Millwall was he even a fan
Why weren't Millwall kicked out of football altogether
You can’t really blame the club,it’s the minority of Millwall fans who cause bother,if you watch videos of majority of Millwall fans and directors over the years,they have said they don’t want them type of fans watching there team,they have worked hard over the years to try and get rid of the infamous reputation they have earned over the years and have done a good job in doing that,but like most other teams fans,your always going to have the minority of nutters following them
Because that would have made it even more boring 😂
Millwall 💪
Expect to hear about them soon? Nope.
I wouldn’t imagine Millwall have much to brag about after Swansea in the early 2000’s and no mention of 1985 first game of the season either. How convenient.
1972 MILLWALL RUN WESTHAM
Every other year since 1901 West Ham run millwall !!!
@@fredericklee6899Rumour has it, from that fall out from that 1972 match,that some West Ham are still being found in the back streets of The Old Kent Road, just in case......
Love the seventys fashion tank tops flares.
hooligans then were very fashionable, and particular with their dress codes
not quite. The photo's were just plain awful.
Don't forget the penny round collar shirts, the Crombie overcoat. Doc Martin boots.
Milwall still dress like that.
The decade that fashion forgot 😂
WESTHAM RUN FROM MILLWALL 1972
hahaha LIES ⚒️ ⚒️ ⚒️
@@matthewdoesyt1639it's not lies pal I was there that night you crept in to the cbl and lasted about ten minutes we chased you all over new Cross
@@michaelmorgan8539Bullshit. I was 15 in '72 and was there.. Millwall took a pasting ⚒️
westham lion tamers
@@michaelmorgan8539bs
The area of Millwall is on the Isle of Dogs in East London, it's ground is in South East London.
I've got a March 1978 programme for the Hull City v Millwall game, the Tigers v the Lions at Boothferry Park. Hull City won.
Millwall fc. No conversation.
A true club. 40yrs a fan.
*BORDER CITY FIRM*🏴 CARLISLE NO SURRENDER 💯🏴 ENGLAND 💪
Confrontation between to sets of fins😂
What about Accrington Stanley?
All folk can say about Carlisle...is about DODDY. WHO PASSED AWAY 3YR AGO...HE LOOKED UP TO A LOT OF THE OLDER LADS HE MAY BE HAVE BEEN YOUNG BUT GAME AS A LION!!(seen him first hand)😁
Going to perishing Millwall,,then expect a bit of ruff an tumble
And nowadays they even get smashed by West Brom Shirts 😂😂😂
Millwall get done every week on the Internet. The ones who actually fight rate Millwall. Millwall need to do more to impress the keyboard warriors
Different groups from 1 firm fight with different groups from other firms some win some lose there's rarely an out and out victory for one side but both firms will claim one 😂
Their firm now is 1 percent of what is was
Millwall firm are very very feared from Scotland
We only rate one team up there Hibs ..some of our best young lads joined them .
@@Rumpleforeskin77 I'm a rangers fan hibs where always number one my man who went to games always loved Easter road mad nights
As a trade unionist I have more respect for West Ham than those scabs who passed a picket from Millwall.
Who really cares what a red says😘😘
You do know this is a myth created in the 1990's & repeated so often people believe it? The Docklands Museum said so. Dockers went wherever the work was. It didn't matter whether it was norf or sarf of the pipe. But hey anything that adds fuel to the fire
People with principals that’s who cares
To be honest mate I followed West Ham back in the day and I'm trade union (CWU).
I can't find any proof of striking dockers around that time, I think it's football bullshit, a myth that even Pompey and Soton, and Hartlepool and Middlesbrough have claimed that as reason for their 'justified ' hatred.
@@steve9542000 i agree, people love to make up these stories
service crew number 1
Tough guy fever
Gordon " yargo" 😂
Oi mate you best be on your best behavior when old bill got his cameras on us
Leeds fans love millwall .they are a funny little club with funny little fans ,always good for a laugh .mot
Got to love the walls hoolys.
No match for west ham
Only team to turn up at out London away games, Orient, Fulham, QPR and Charlton there was a mob of them in the shed end a couple of times, they did not do a lot but give them some credit they came looking
What about Isle of Dogs
It's the canary wharf now
If the Thames was straighter it’d be part of Greenwich / Deptford. That’d make things a lot easier.
We in Poplar would be right on the riverbank. ⚒
Where's Harry The Dog nowadays? ha ha
passed away
Not funny show some respect
@@michaelmorgan8539 wasn't been funny, i asked where he was???
@@Lionboy2930 no problem mate just we were good mates inthe late seventies and 80s
@@henryclarke5363 ..a long time ago. Found Jesus before he went.
No mention of when they came to Stoke , and get a kicking!!
Man City Leathered Millwall at London Bridge in the 80's - Seriously Leathered them
e@@mm2280 😂😂
@@mm2280 during the war ...
@@mm2280Yes I've heard that many times,I was at that game myself was a city fan home and away in them days I went to that game myself on
Finglands coach December 87 City won 0-1 I remember the police keeping city in the ground for a about 45 minutes after game
Lot of it is ai bollocks