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Rudi Hedman Caterham 08 Jul 12 11.51am
Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am Even with the kits. Our kit is blue because Millwall was set up by Scottish immigrant workers who chose the colour for obvious reasons. You was claret and blue, which came from your Villa connections (I won't explain your own clubs history to you!), but you changed it to Barcelona colours! Aagin, to make it more commercially viable. Your club sold its soul and history and your fans just took it. That's why Palace and Millwall fans are nothing like eachother. We wouldn't have took that. You just got away with the 'Lions' nickname, even though Lions have nothing to do with SE London. But what about your new kits? Aren't they the Leeds training/leisure wear?
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Caterham 08 Jul 12 11.51am

Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am

Even with the kits. Our kit is blue because Millwall was set up by Scottish immigrant workers who chose the colour for obvious reasons. You was claret and blue, which came from your Villa connections (I won't explain your own clubs history to you!), but you changed it to Barcelona colours! Aagin, to make it more commercially viable. Your club sold its soul and history and your fans just took it. That's why Palace and Millwall fans are nothing like eachother. We wouldn't have took that.

You just got away with the 'Lions' nickname, even though Lions have nothing to do with SE London. But what about your new kits? Aren't they the Leeds training/leisure wear?

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Wippa 08 Jul 12 12.07pm
Quote Rudi Hedman at 08 Jul 2012 11.51am Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am Even with the kits. Our kit is blue because Millwall was set up by Scottish immigrant workers who chose the colour for obvious reasons. You was claret and blue, which came from your Villa connections (I won't explain your own clubs history to you!), but you changed it to Barcelona colours! Aagin, to make it more commercially viable. Your club sold its soul and history and your fans just took it. That's why Palace and Millwall fans are nothing like eachother. We wouldn't have took that. You just got away with the 'Lions' nickname, even though Lions have nothing to do with SE London. But what about your new kits? Aren't they the Leeds training/leisure wear? Are home colours are blue because of the scottish roots of our founders. We even went more specific last year and went back to Dundee blue (the migrant workers were from Dundee) to commemerate our 125 year anniversary. The fans liked it so much it was kept for this year too. Although agree the designs are dire and everyones having a right moan about them. Looks like we're lumbered with them though, for this season anyway. And I don't know how I just got away with the lions nickname. The press nicknamed us the lions because of our fighting spirit in 1910! And we adopted it as our nickname. Some also said we happily took the lions as a nickname too because again the scottish roots and their emblem of the single rampant lion. The phrase "we fear no foe" was also penned around the samew time. Edited by Wippa (08 Jul 2012 12.11pm)
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08 Jul 12 12.07pm

Quote Rudi Hedman at 08 Jul 2012 11.51am

Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am

You just got away with the 'Lions' nickname, even though Lions have nothing to do with SE London. But what about your new kits? Aren't they the Leeds training/leisure wear?

Are home colours are blue because of the scottish roots of our founders. We even went more specific last year and went back to Dundee blue (the migrant workers were from Dundee) to commemerate our 125 year anniversary. The fans liked it so much it was kept for this year too. Although agree the designs are dire and everyones having a right moan about them. Looks like we're lumbered with them though, for this season anyway.

And I don't know how I just got away with the lions nickname. The press nicknamed us the lions because of our fighting spirit in 1910! And we adopted it as our nickname. Some also said we happily took the lions as a nickname too because again the scottish roots and their emblem of the single rampant lion. The phrase "we fear no foe" was also penned around the samew time.

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goodersgold Hastings 08 Jul 12 11.26pm
Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 12.07pm Quote Rudi Hedman at 08 Jul 2012 11.51am Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am Even with the kits. Our kit is blue because Millwall was set up by Scottish immigrant workers who chose the colour for obvious reasons. You was claret and blue, which came from your Villa connections (I won't explain your own clubs history to you!), but you changed it to Barcelona colours! Aagin, to make it more commercially viable. Your club sold its soul and history and your fans just took it. That's why Palace and Millwall fans are nothing like eachother. We wouldn't have took that. You just got away with the 'Lions' nickname, even though Lions have nothing to do with SE London. But what about your new kits? Aren't they the Leeds training/leisure wear? Are home colours are blue because of the scottish roots of our founders. We even went more specific last year and went back to Dundee blue (the migrant workers were from Dundee) to commemerate our 125 year anniversary. The fans liked it so much it was kept for this year too. Although agree the designs are dire and everyones having a right moan about them. Looks like we're lumbered with them though, for this season anyway. And I don't know how I just got away with the lions nickname. The press nicknamed us the lions because of our fighting spirit in 1910! And we adopted it as our nickname. Some also said we happily took the lions as a nickname too because again the scottish roots and their emblem of the single rampant lion. The phrase "we fear no foe" was also penned around the samew time. Edited by Wippa (08 Jul 2012 12.11pm) Millwall taking the moral high ground? ...Surely you are taking the p-.ss.Jock wannabes The world was a mess but his hair was perfect!
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Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 12.07pm

Quote Rudi Hedman at 08 Jul 2012 11.51am

Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am

You just got away with the 'Lions' nickname, even though Lions have nothing to do with SE London. But what about your new kits? Aren't they the Leeds training/leisure wear?

Edited by Wippa (08 Jul 2012 12.11pm)

Millwall taking the moral high ground? ...Surely you are taking the p-.ss.Jock wannabes

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Hoof Hearted Bristol (ex Carshalton) 09 Jul 12 11.08am
Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 11.30am Quote Hoof Hearted at 08 Jul 2012 10.36am Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am Even with the kits. Our kit is blue because Millwall was set up by Scottish immigrant workers who chose the colour for obvious reasons. You was claret and blue, which came from your Villa connections (I won't explain your own clubs history to you!), but you changed it to Barcelona colours! Aagin, to make it more commercially viable. Your club sold its soul and history and your fans just took it. That's why Palace and Millwall fans are nothing like eachother. We wouldn't have took that. Proud of your "heritage" Wippa? Millwall - the first club to be involved in football hooliganism in the 1930's chucking crockery from a mobile teavan. Things aint changed much since then....... [Link] [Link] [Link] A whole chapter about your team in that report on hooliganism! So much to be proud of.... and your proud club motto "No one likes us, we don't care!" I'm grateful that we are nothing like you and your fans. Christ, that's all you lot have got to use against us, hooliganism. You're like a broken record on the subject. We have problems, they're no way near as bad as they used to be. And other clubs have them too. Plenty, but the media tend to avoid on the repoirting of trouble involving fans of more 'trendy' clubs. Millwall, rough name, rough area, small club, great for a pun, Millwar, Millbrawl etc. Hooliganism is not the be all and end all of Millwall FC. And we were the first club involved in hooliganism was we? (If in doubt, make it up!). The first death from football hooliganism was in the 1900's in a game between Newcastle and Sunderland. Little FACT for you there. Can't be bothered with your links, read the wikipedia one once and it was mostly bulls*** so presume the others are pretty much the same. Brush it under the carpet as if it never happened, except it is still happening...... Bristol City away 2 seasons ago - a guy hit with a fire extinguisher in the face in a coma for a week. Still you wouldn't want to be us though would you Wippa? MCMLIV 50 Years of supporting Palace !!
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Hoof Hearted

Bristol (ex Carshalton) 09 Jul 12 11.08am

Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 11.30am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 08 Jul 2012 10.36am

Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am

Proud of your "heritage" Wippa?

Millwall - the first club to be involved in football hooliganism in the 1930's chucking crockery from a mobile teavan.

Things aint changed much since then.......

[Link]

A whole chapter about your team in that report on hooliganism!

So much to be proud of.... and your proud club motto "No one likes us, we don't care!"

I'm grateful that we are nothing like you and your fans.

Christ, that's all you lot have got to use against us, hooliganism. You're like a broken record on the subject. We have problems, they're no way near as bad as they used to be. And other clubs have them too. Plenty, but the media tend to avoid on the repoirting of trouble involving fans of more 'trendy' clubs. Millwall, rough name, rough area, small club, great for a pun, Millwar, Millbrawl etc. Hooliganism is not the be all and end all of Millwall FC.

And we were the first club involved in hooliganism was we? (If in doubt, make it up!). The first death from football hooliganism was in the 1900's in a game between Newcastle and Sunderland. Little FACT for you there. Can't be bothered with your links, read the wikipedia one once and it was mostly bulls*** so presume the others are pretty much the same.

Brush it under the carpet as if it never happened, except it is still happening...... Bristol City away 2 seasons ago - a guy hit with a fire extinguisher in the face in a coma for a week.

Still you wouldn't want to be us though would you Wippa?

MCMLIV

50 Years of supporting Palace !!

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Wippa 09 Jul 12 4.16pm
Quote Hoof Hearted at 09 Jul 2012 11.08am Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 11.30am Quote Hoof Hearted at 08 Jul 2012 10.36am Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am Even with the kits. Our kit is blue because Millwall was set up by Scottish immigrant workers who chose the colour for obvious reasons. You was claret and blue, which came from your Villa connections (I won't explain your own clubs history to you!), but you changed it to Barcelona colours! Aagin, to make it more commercially viable. Your club sold its soul and history and your fans just took it. That's why Palace and Millwall fans are nothing like eachother. We wouldn't have took that. Proud of your "heritage" Wippa? Millwall - the first club to be involved in football hooliganism in the 1930's chucking crockery from a mobile teavan. Things aint changed much since then....... [Link] [Link] [Link] A whole chapter about your team in that report on hooliganism! So much to be proud of.... and your proud club motto "No one likes us, we don't care!" I'm grateful that we are nothing like you and your fans. Christ, that's all you lot have got to use against us, hooliganism. You're like a broken record on the subject. We have problems, they're no way near as bad as they used to be. And other clubs have them too. Plenty, but the media tend to avoid on the repoirting of trouble involving fans of more 'trendy' clubs. Millwall, rough name, rough area, small club, great for a pun, Millwar, Millbrawl etc. Hooliganism is not the be all and end all of Millwall FC. And we were the first club involved in hooliganism was we? (If in doubt, make it up!). The first death from football hooliganism was in the 1900's in a game between Newcastle and Sunderland. Little FACT for you there. Can't be bothered with your links, read the wikipedia one once and it was mostly bulls*** so presume the others are pretty much the same. Brush it under the carpet as if it never happened, except it is still happening...... Bristol City away 2 seasons ago - a guy hit with a fire extinguisher in the face in a coma for a week. Still you wouldn't want to be us though would you Wippa? Where in any of my posts have I brushed it under the carpet? Where did I say it never happened and it isn't still happening? As for the 'guy'(guy? haha) who got hit with the fire extinguisher after our game at Bristol City TWO SEASONS ago, he was in fact a Millwall fan, and it was during a night out in Bath after the game, some straight going fans had some trouble with local youths, not even football related. You're really not good at this 'getting things right' lark are you.
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Wippa

09 Jul 12 4.16pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 09 Jul 2012 11.08am

Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 11.30am

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Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am

Proud of your "heritage" Wippa?

Millwall - the first club to be involved in football hooliganism in the 1930's chucking crockery from a mobile teavan.

Things aint changed much since then.......

[Link]

A whole chapter about your team in that report on hooliganism!

So much to be proud of.... and your proud club motto "No one likes us, we don't care!"

I'm grateful that we are nothing like you and your fans.

Brush it under the carpet as if it never happened, except it is still happening...... Bristol City away 2 seasons ago - a guy hit with a fire extinguisher in the face in a coma for a week.

Still you wouldn't want to be us though would you Wippa?

Where in any of my posts have I brushed it under the carpet? Where did I say it never happened and it isn't still happening?
As for the 'guy'(guy? haha) who got hit with the fire extinguisher after our game at Bristol City TWO SEASONS ago, he was in fact a Millwall fan, and it was during a night out in Bath after the game, some straight going fans had some trouble with local youths, not even football related. You're really not good at this 'getting things right' lark are you.

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Wippa 09 Jul 12 5.18pm
Gooder, how is commenting on kit colours, club history etc equate to me taking the moral high ground? How does that work out? Please tell, I'm confused. And anyway, taking the moral high ground is a typical palace trait. Your lots s*** don't even stink apparently.
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Wippa

09 Jul 12 5.18pm

Gooder, how is commenting on kit colours, club history etc equate to me taking the moral high ground? How does that work out? Please tell, I'm confused.

And anyway, taking the moral high ground is a typical palace trait. Your lots s*** don't even stink apparently.

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Hoof Hearted Bristol (ex Carshalton) 09 Jul 12 5.48pm
Quote Wippa at 09 Jul 2012 4.16pm Quote Hoof Hearted at 09 Jul 2012 11.08am Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 11.30am Quote Hoof Hearted at 08 Jul 2012 10.36am Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am Even with the kits. Our kit is blue because Millwall was set up by Scottish immigrant workers who chose the colour for obvious reasons. You was claret and blue, which came from your Villa connections (I won't explain your own clubs history to you!), but you changed it to Barcelona colours! Aagin, to make it more commercially viable. Your club sold its soul and history and your fans just took it. That's why Palace and Millwall fans are nothing like eachother. We wouldn't have took that. Proud of your "heritage" Wippa? Millwall - the first club to be involved in football hooliganism in the 1930's chucking crockery from a mobile teavan. Things aint changed much since then....... [Link] [Link] [Link] A whole chapter about your team in that report on hooliganism! So much to be proud of.... and your proud club motto "No one likes us, we don't care!" I'm grateful that we are nothing like you and your fans. Christ, that's all you lot have got to use against us, hooliganism. You're like a broken record on the subject. We have problems, they're no way near as bad as they used to be. And other clubs have them too. Plenty, but the media tend to avoid on the repoirting of trouble involving fans of more 'trendy' clubs. Millwall, rough name, rough area, small club, great for a pun, Millwar, Millbrawl etc. Hooliganism is not the be all and end all of Millwall FC. And we were the first club involved in hooliganism was we? (If in doubt, make it up!). The first death from football hooliganism was in the 1900's in a game between Newcastle and Sunderland. Little FACT for you there. Can't be bothered with your links, read the wikipedia one once and it was mostly bulls*** so presume the others are pretty much the same. Brush it under the carpet as if it never happened, except it is still happening...... Bristol City away 2 seasons ago - a guy hit with a fire extinguisher in the face in a coma for a week. Still you wouldn't want to be us though would you Wippa? Where in any of my posts have I brushed it under the carpet? Where did I say it never happened and it isn't still happening? As for the 'guy'(guy? haha) who got hit with the fire extinguisher after our game at Bristol City TWO SEASONS ago, he was in fact a Millwall fan, and it was during a night out in Bath after the game, some straight going fans had some trouble with local youths, not even football related. You're really not good at this 'getting things right' lark are you. I've seen the footage of it Wippa. Here is the footage... [Link] Not very good at making up your alternative story (lies) to deflect the 'real truth' are you? It happened a few streets away from the ground and the millwall coach was being "attacked" and a Millwall fan opened the door and slammed the extinguisher into a guys face. He was a City fan and probably deserved a slap, but not hit so hard with a blunt object that he was knocked out and in hospital for a week. I'm fed up with you and your club having a go at us when fans of your club are mostly low life scum intent on violence towards others. I'll keep reminding you of your club's disgraceful behaviour all the while you keep taking the p*ss. MCMLIV 50 Years of supporting Palace !!
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Bristol (ex Carshalton) 09 Jul 12 5.48pm

Quote Wippa at 09 Jul 2012 4.16pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 09 Jul 2012 11.08am

Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 11.30am

Quote Hoof Hearted at 08 Jul 2012 10.36am

Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am

Proud of your "heritage" Wippa?

Millwall - the first club to be involved in football hooliganism in the 1930's chucking crockery from a mobile teavan.

Things aint changed much since then.......

[Link]

A whole chapter about your team in that report on hooliganism!

So much to be proud of.... and your proud club motto "No one likes us, we don't care!"

I'm grateful that we are nothing like you and your fans.

Brush it under the carpet as if it never happened, except it is still happening...... Bristol City away 2 seasons ago - a guy hit with a fire extinguisher in the face in a coma for a week.

Still you wouldn't want to be us though would you Wippa?

I've seen the footage of it Wippa.

Here is the footage...

[Link]

Not very good at making up your alternative story (lies) to deflect the 'real truth' are you?

It happened a few streets away from the ground and the millwall coach was being "attacked" and a Millwall fan opened the door and slammed the extinguisher into a guys face.

He was a City fan and probably deserved a slap, but not hit so hard with a blunt object that he was knocked out and in hospital for a week.

I'm fed up with you and your club having a go at us when fans of your club are mostly low life scum intent on violence towards others.

I'll keep reminding you of your club's disgraceful behaviour all the while you keep taking the p*ss.

MCMLIV

50 Years of supporting Palace !!

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goodersgold Hastings 09 Jul 12 6.12pm
Quote Wippa at 07 Jul 2012 4.02pm Quote Ninjas Headband at 07 Jul 2012 7.46am Quote Wippa at 07 Jul 2012 7.03am Oh the irony of Palace fans calling Brighton fans 'plastics'! Palace are about as plastic as they come. Forza Palace!! (Dear oh dear) So let's get this straight, fan groups which organise and make their own displays are more plastic then fans who turn up and wave commercially sponsored identikit flags organised by the club. Fair enough, look's like you got us there! I'm a Millwall fan mate and I've always classed palace as a plastic and artificial club with plastic and artificial fans. Btw, what was wrong with 'the glaziers'? That was your traditional and historic nickname. What do eagles have to do with Palace and their history? Oh yeah, its more commercially viable. And the Barcelona colours, oh and remember when you had the Brazil kit (?) All very MLS, goes with the ra ra girls, the silly eagle, and the knob on the PA, with your HF's cringeworthy effort at being ultras. (Apparently there's thousands of Milan fans in the San Siro every week trying to be palace fans, ha ha). Its a shame you don't have a nice shiney new plastic stadium to go with your nice shiney plastic image. Moral high ground?Why the F-ck does it matter?We have an atmosphere you lot don't anymore.We have more flag wavers,Scarfers,Face painters you have more chav w*ers living off the old days,your mob also have a smaller fan base.Etc etc . Frankly it's f-cking embarrassing watching the divs who sit near the away fans trying to intimidate ,most are bucked tooth tooth picks with mis spelt neck tattoos.That is plastic and f*ing cringeworthy. The world was a mess but his hair was perfect!
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Oh the irony of Palace fans calling Brighton fans 'plastics'! Palace are about as plastic as they come.

Forza Palace!! (Dear oh dear)

So let's get this straight, fan groups which organise and make their own displays are more plastic then fans who turn up and wave commercially sponsored identikit flags organised by the club.

Fair enough, look's like you got us there!

I'm a Millwall fan mate and I've always classed palace as a plastic and artificial club with plastic and artificial fans.

Btw, what was wrong with 'the glaziers'? That was your traditional and historic nickname. What do eagles have to do with Palace and their history? Oh yeah, its more commercially viable. And the Barcelona colours, oh and remember when you had the Brazil kit (?) All very MLS, goes with the ra ra girls, the silly eagle, and the knob on the PA, with your HF's cringeworthy effort at being ultras. (Apparently there's thousands of Milan fans in the San Siro every week trying to be palace fans, ha ha). Its a shame you don't have a nice shiney new plastic stadium to go with your nice shiney plastic image.

Moral high ground?Why the F-ck does it matter?We have an atmosphere you lot don't anymore.We have more flag wavers,Scarfers,Face painters you have more chav w***ers living off the old days,your mob also have a smaller fan base.Etc etc .
Frankly it's f-cking embarrassing watching the divs who sit near the away fans trying to intimidate ,most are bucked tooth tooth picks with mis spelt neck tattoos.That is plastic and f***ing cringeworthy.

The world was a mess but his hair was perfect!

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Wippa 09 Jul 12 9.01pm
Quote Hoof Hearted at 09 Jul 2012 5.48pm Quote Wippa at 09 Jul 2012 4.16pm Quote Hoof Hearted at 09 Jul 2012 11.08am Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 11.30am Quote Hoof Hearted at 08 Jul 2012 10.36am Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am Even with the kits. Our kit is blue because Millwall was set up by Scottish immigrant workers who chose the colour for obvious reasons. You was claret and blue, which came from your Villa connections (I won't explain your own clubs history to you!), but you changed it to Barcelona colours! Aagin, to make it more commercially viable. Your club sold its soul and history and your fans just took it. That's why Palace and Millwall fans are nothing like eachother. We wouldn't have took that. Proud of your "heritage" Wippa? Millwall - the first club to be involved in football hooliganism in the 1930's chucking crockery from a mobile teavan. Things aint changed much since then....... [Link] [Link] [Link] A whole chapter about your team in that report on hooliganism! So much to be proud of.... and your proud club motto "No one likes us, we don't care!" I'm grateful that we are nothing like you and your fans. Christ, that's all you lot have got to use against us, hooliganism. You're like a broken record on the subject. We have problems, they're no way near as bad as they used to be. And other clubs have them too. Plenty, but the media tend to avoid on the repoirting of trouble involving fans of more 'trendy' clubs. Millwall, rough name, rough area, small club, great for a pun, Millwar, Millbrawl etc. Hooliganism is not the be all and end all of Millwall FC. And we were the first club involved in hooliganism was we? (If in doubt, make it up!). The first death from football hooliganism was in the 1900's in a game between Newcastle and Sunderland. Little FACT for you there. Can't be bothered with your links, read the wikipedia one once and it was mostly bulls*** so presume the others are pretty much the same. Brush it under the carpet as if it never happened, except it is still happening...... Bristol City away 2 seasons ago - a guy hit with a fire extinguisher in the face in a coma for a week. Still you wouldn't want to be us though would you Wippa? Where in any of my posts have I brushed it under the carpet? Where did I say it never happened and it isn't still happening? As for the 'guy'(guy? haha) who got hit with the fire extinguisher after our game at Bristol City TWO SEASONS ago, he was in fact a Millwall fan, and it was during a night out in Bath after the game, some straight going fans had some trouble with local youths, not even football related. You're really not good at this 'getting things right' lark are you. I've seen the footage of it Wippa. Here is the footage... [Link] Not very good at making up your alternative story (lies) to deflect the 'real truth' are you? It happened a few streets away from the ground and the millwall coach was being "attacked" and a Millwall fan opened the door and slammed the extinguisher into a guys face. He was a City fan and probably deserved a slap, but not hit so hard with a blunt object that he was knocked out and in hospital for a week. I'm fed up with you and your club having a go at us when fans of your club are mostly low life scum intent on violence towards others. I'll keep reminding you of your club's disgraceful behaviour all the while you keep taking the p*ss. Dear oh dear, you really are a typical Palace 'know nothing know-it-all'. You are correct, the Bristol City fans attacked the Millwall coach, backing up my point that Millwall are not the only club with these problems. Unfortunately for the Bristol fans they picked the wrong coach because the lads on board could more than handle themselves. The fella on the floor of you clip had been punched, I know what happened, I know people who were on board. He suffered no serious head injuries and was only kept in hospital for observations. The one who suffered serious head injuries was a Millwall fan who was attacked in Bath later that evening, he was the one who ended up in the coma. You can check my link for the facts or do what you usually do and make it up as you go! [Link]
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09 Jul 12 9.01pm

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Proud of your "heritage" Wippa?

Millwall - the first club to be involved in football hooliganism in the 1930's chucking crockery from a mobile teavan.

Things aint changed much since then.......

[Link]

A whole chapter about your team in that report on hooliganism!

So much to be proud of.... and your proud club motto "No one likes us, we don't care!"

I'm grateful that we are nothing like you and your fans.

Brush it under the carpet as if it never happened, except it is still happening...... Bristol City away 2 seasons ago - a guy hit with a fire extinguisher in the face in a coma for a week.

Still you wouldn't want to be us though would you Wippa?

I've seen the footage of it Wippa.

Here is the footage...

[Link]

Not very good at making up your alternative story (lies) to deflect the 'real truth' are you?

It happened a few streets away from the ground and the millwall coach was being "attacked" and a Millwall fan opened the door and slammed the extinguisher into a guys face.

He was a City fan and probably deserved a slap, but not hit so hard with a blunt object that he was knocked out and in hospital for a week.

I'm fed up with you and your club having a go at us when fans of your club are mostly low life scum intent on violence towards others.

I'll keep reminding you of your club's disgraceful behaviour all the while you keep taking the p*ss.

Dear oh dear, you really are a typical Palace 'know nothing know-it-all'. You are correct, the Bristol City fans attacked the Millwall coach, backing up my point that Millwall are not the only club with these problems. Unfortunately for the Bristol fans they picked the wrong coach because the lads on board could more than handle themselves. The fella on the floor of you clip had been punched, I know what happened, I know people who were on board. He suffered no serious head injuries and was only kept in hospital for observations. The one who suffered serious head injuries was a Millwall fan who was attacked in Bath later that evening, he was the one who ended up in the coma. You can check my link for the facts or do what you usually do and make it up as you go!

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Wippa 09 Jul 12 9.11pm
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Wippa 09 Jul 12 9.25pm
Every club has them. Granted, some more than others. But its a football problem, not just a Millwall problem. [Link] [Link]
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09 Jul 12 9.25pm

Every club has them. Granted, some more than others. But its a football problem, not just a Millwall problem.

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lankygit Lincoln 10 Jul 12 9.10am
Quote Wippa at 08 Jul 2012 9.20am Even with the kits. Our kit is blue because Millwall was set up by Scottish immigrant workers who chose the colour for obvious reasons. You was claret and blue, which came from your Villa connections (I won't explain your own clubs history to you!), but you changed it to Barcelona colours! Aagin, to make it more commercially viable. Your club sold its soul and history and your fans just took it. That's why Palace and Millwall fans are nothing like eachother. We wouldn't have took that. You have, in fact, "taken" Millwall dressing like Real Madrid, on a couple of occasions, though. [Link] Edited by lankygit (10 Jul 2012 9.14am) Edited by lankygit (10 Jul 2012 9.16am) Is this a five minute argument, or the full half hour? [Link]
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Lincoln 10 Jul 12 9.10am