Palace v Millwall has always been about bragging rights and not about tear ups, Millwall have their rivals as we have ours.

I never witness any violence between the clubs at Home or Away back in the day 70s early 80s

are you blind? Serious question. There is always trouble, the only reason it is low key is because most Palace fans try to walk away rather than get involved. In c1985 under Coppell there was a 'pitch invasion' as Palace fans tried to get away from Millwall fans who had come into the home end. Even featured on crimewatch.

Wear colours at your peril

Don"t talk yourself out of enjoying the day , Millwall aren"t the same as they were back in the day, they are the same as you, only with a reputation. Lets not forget the away days we had back in the day, the firm we took to QPR in the semi final pitch invasion game, the running the Arsenal north bank when they were the top firm in London with Denton and Miller, 40 Palace ran the packed North bank, pushing them to one side of the goal, just as they were singing"clock end, do your job". Millwall were the top firm, with West Ham, but those old school blokes have grown up, I knew a lot of them.Everton told Millwall they were coming to the den, where they would be , what time they were arriving, then walked from Wapping to the ground, they stood their ground. Even Charlton walked from the station with a group to the ground, from New cross, not hiding who they were, lets not start talking ourselves down, just go and enjoy the game, if you get gobby anywhere you deserve a slap, so don"t gob off and enjoy the game. Lets hope we put out a full strength team - its disrespectful to our nearest neighbours not to!

Yeah, we had our moments Eaglecoops, always loved Luton away to, what people dont know is the time our lot nicked the train full of 2000 palace at London bridge and took it round loops of South London for the next 45 mins, most on the train were none the wiser, only kept asking why we were at tulse hill again, then deptford way(complete other line), then brixton, then new cross, it was because a group of ours got in the drivers cab and pushed the go stick-and off we went! Only at Tulse hill, for the third time, going round a long bend, could I see hundreds of police on the platform, and dogs galore, the train thieves spotted them, stopped the train and jumped off up the bank, only for a driver and peak cap officer to come down the line and take over. To add insult to injury, the train thieves bricked the train as it moved off, even though they were our own- this was hushed up and never a word spoken in the press the next day! Looking back, how stupid it was, but back in the day- about 42 odd years ago- it was anarchy- happy days!

We had three seasons running of serious bother with Miiiii in the Coppell era. Twice they ran us onto the pitch, third time we just about stood our ground but there was fear, without question.

I'll never forget a giant Palace fan called Chris pushing me into them in the Enclosure. Must have been 6 ft 6 amd 16 stone

"No, no, no. After YOU, sir".

And some bellend who went by the name of Stobo.

And a big bald Palace fan who smacked one of them clean on the nose with a Brolly (in that third fracas) to kick it all off. The Police saved us.

If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.

The big bald bloke sounds like Pat T, I spotted him in the QPR y end after I got chucked out for being pushed in to 5 police by my mate I was with- seems pushing others in to danger was quite the thing back then! I got back in, got chucked out again in the qpr end by the same officer-who had changed ends! Got in for a third time, and when the pitch invasion happened me and Pat T were over the moon to see the calvary coming our way from the palace end!