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[simic_ie]

Sorry if I seemed to put that argument across taff because of course I realise that there is that element with Liverpool fans but I just find it too much of a conincdence that this happened at Millwall. I know Liverpool fans aren't whiter that white and this cannot and will never be the case. I totally condem what happened last night and am embarrassed that Liverpool FC is getting these headlines. I am not saying that this trouble came from supporters of other clubs I'm saying it could have been an organised thing by a minority who may well b e LFC "supporters".
From what I seen on tv the riot ploice seemed to be concentrated to a small section of the stand which makes me thing this was a pocket of trouble makers. I could be wrong but as I said something just feels wrong

[taff]

To be honest I see your point of view mate just do get fed up with the could have been somebody else.

Ive just thought, coming from Cardiff an all that it could be lads going to Millwall cos its Millwall. Ive seen this in Cardiff with mobs coming just cos its Cardiff its like a downward spiral.  Probably LFC fans who wont be seen at other away games or is it the fact that being in Millwall makes you loopy it is a bloody intimidating place

Still nobody wins in this just hope it all ends one day

[zarababe]

.. Lets not forget organised hooligans have infiltrated "away ends" before and casued trouble when ther team is loosing.. Millwall have a well orgnaised hooligan element who are know to do such things.. some BNP driven others just hell bent on making trouble...

[barnesrush]

anyone notice traore getting booed or is my imagination running away with me. if yes any idea why?

[taff]

Late tackle on someone thats all pretty standard booing that one

[barnesrush]

cheers mate missed the first few minutes so hoped it was something like that

[79-1098893284]

Who's supporters did the riot squad feel the need to confront, not Millwalls, whose fans felt the need to try to get at the opposition supporters inside the ground, not Millwalls, whose supporters were singing ****** ground ****** ground ****** ground, trying to antagonise the oppositions fans, not Millwalls, there were no racist chants as far as i could hear, and no Hillsborough/Heysel taunts, the booing that followed Traore around was nothing to do with racism, it was to do with his persistant dubious challenges, topped off when he went head to head with Marvin Elliott, Millwalls 19 year old midfielder. As usual things have been blown out of all proportion, like it or not all teams, yours included, have certain sections of their supporters that are more interested in winding up the opposition than they are about watching the game, fact, so just accept it, im not saying its right its just a fact of footballing life, stop moaning and harping back to events that are now history and can never be changed and get over it, Hilsborough and Heysel were tragedies that could've been and should've been prevented, dont use them as an excuse 20 years on, for your own misdemeanours.

[murphy0151]

Who's supporters did the riot squad feel the need to confront, not Millwalls, whose fans felt the need to try to get at the opposition supporters inside the ground, not Millwalls, whose supporters were singing ****** ground ****** ground ****** ground, trying to antagonise the oppositions fans, not Millwalls, there were no racist chants as far as i could hear, and no Hillsborough/Heysel taunts, the booing that followed Traore around was nothing to do with racism, it was to do with his persistant dubious challenges, topped off when he went head to head with Marvin Elliott, Millwalls 19 year old midfielder. As usual things have been blown out of all proportion, like it or not all teams, yours included, have certain sections of their supporters that are more interested in winding up the opposition than they are about watching the game, fact, so just accept it, im not saying its right its just a fact of footballing life, stop moaning and harping back to events that are now history and can never be changed and get over it, Hilsborough and Heysel were tragedies that could've been and should've been prevented, dont use them as an excuse 20 years on, for your own misdemeanours.

fukoff ya t**t

[Ciggy]

nice one murph 

[79-1098893284]

Who's supporters did the riot squad feel the need to confront, not Millwalls, whose fans felt the need to try to get at the opposition supporters inside the ground, not Millwalls, whose supporters were singing ****** ground ****** ground ****** ground, trying to antagonise the oppositions fans, not Millwalls, there were no racist chants as far as i could hear, and no Hillsborough/Heysel taunts, the booing that followed Traore around was nothing to do with racism, it was to do with his persistant dubious challenges, topped off when he went head to head with Marvin Elliott, Millwalls 19 year old midfielder. As usual things have been blown out of all proportion, like it or not all teams, yours included, have certain sections of their supporters that are more interested in winding up the opposition than they are about watching the game, fact, so just accept it, im not saying its right its just a fact of footballing life, stop moaning and harping back to events that are now history and can never be changed and get over it, Hilsborough and Heysel were tragedies that could've been and should've been prevented, dont use them as an excuse 20 years on, for your own misdemeanours.

fukoff ya t**t

Don't show your ignorance Murph, were you there, you or your batty girl ?

[crazyhorse]

There is no excuse for violence despite the provocation.

Although having been a visitor to the new den before i can see why the red fans lost their rag, they routinely chant ****** at oposition fans.

The chants are as ****** as the ones at Elland Rd!!

[Ciggy]

There is no excuse for violence despite the provocation.

Although having been a visitor to the new den before i can see why the red fans lost their rag, they routinely chant ****** at oposition fans.

The chants are as ****** as the ones at Elland Rd!!

mmmmmmmmm ..................... your ID looks familiar to one off the MFC forum

[crazyhorse]

I have been a Liverpool fan my whole life (31 years).

I am not a member of, and have not visited the Millwall site

My user ID is crazyhorse because Emlyn Hughes is one of my all time football idols.

For ****** sake, for one minute i thought you were accusing me of being an MUFC fan!

[murphy0151]

Who's supporters did the riot squad feel the need to confront, not Millwalls, whose fans felt the need to try to get at the opposition supporters inside the ground, not Millwalls, whose supporters were singing ****** ground ****** ground ****** ground, trying to antagonise the oppositions fans, not Millwalls, there were no racist chants as far as i could hear, and no Hillsborough/Heysel taunts, the booing that followed Traore around was nothing to do with racism, it was to do with his persistant dubious challenges, topped off when he went head to head with Marvin Elliott, Millwalls 19 year old midfielder. As usual things have been blown out of all proportion, like it or not all teams, yours included, have certain sections of their supporters that are more interested in winding up the opposition than they are about watching the game, fact, so just accept it, im not saying its right its just a fact of footballing life, stop moaning and harping back to events that are now history and can never be changed and get over it, Hilsborough and Heysel were tragedies that could've been and should've been prevented, dont use them as an excuse 20 years on, for your own misdemeanours.

fukoff ya t**t

Don't show your ignorance Murph, were you there, you or your batty girl ?

I hope we get u in the fa cup, at our ground matey poo's. 

Intill then fukoff back to ya own forum.  Unless you want to be a red that is. Another Once a blue allways a blue. lol

[supersub]

Who's supporters did the riot squad feel the need to confront, not Millwalls, whose fans felt the need to try to get at the opposition supporters inside the ground, not Millwalls, whose supporters were singing ****** ground ****** ground ****** ground, trying to antagonise the oppositions fans, not Millwalls, there were no racist chants as far as i could hear, and no Hillsborough/Heysel taunts, the booing that followed Traore around was nothing to do with racism, it was to do with his persistant dubious challenges, topped off when he went head to head with Marvin Elliott, Millwalls 19 year old midfielder. As usual things have been blown out of all proportion, like it or not all teams, yours included, have certain sections of their supporters that are more interested in winding up the opposition than they are about watching the game, fact, so just accept it, im not saying its right its just a fact of footballing life, stop moaning and harping back to events that are now history and can never be changed and get over it, Hilsborough and Heysel were tragedies that could've been and should've been prevented, dont use them as an excuse 20 years on, for your own misdemeanours.

this post is strongly connected to the new member ManUtd and our old adversary Hustlers revenge...now there's a surprise.