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Originally posted by Willo
Not at all, only during some periods of a lack of self-restraint but not directed at her. I'm sure Mrs Willo can cope
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Originally posted by Willo
Not at all, only during some periods of a lack of self-restraint but not directed at her. What about when she doesn't track back?
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Originally posted by chris123
This thread is in danger of being de-railed !
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Originally posted by silvertop
Millwall promise lifetime ban for fans hurling homophobic abuse. No such ban for chucking a full bottle of drink at a player's head?? I doubt very much it was drink that was inside it!!
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Originally posted by Phil’s Barber
TBF I think even Benteke might’ve scored that header. It would’ve been a horrendous miss had he not scored. Benteke would never had got into that position to score in the first place. Even if he had, the odds are he would have tamely headed it back to the goalkeeper. Mateta at least needs to be given a run in the team.
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Originally posted by Slimey Toad
Exactly, so no complaints from me. But if I was the Millwall manager I would be furious. If this game was at SP it would have been disallowed. VAR would surely awarded a penalty for shirt pull on Andersen
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Palace fans condemning Millwall fans for a homophobic chant. Wow.
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Originally posted by Spiderman
VAR would surely awarded a penalty for shirt pull on Andersen VAR would have definitely disallowed the winning goal for offside.
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Originally posted by BelfastEagle
VAR would have definitely disallowed the winning goal for offside. With respect I am not too sure about that.Mateta was offside but then moved the ball back to Gallagher who then found Olise and the defence had a time to reset.Perhaps "Passages of play" etc would have entered the equation.
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Originally posted by baldeagle73
The millwall fans never got going today a bit disappointed by the atmosphere in the ground after all the build up it was no better than a Southampton or Norwich was a bit worried first half but once we scored only one team was winning which is understandable considering the difference in quality of the two teams y Yeah a bit disappointing. Early kick offs are always a bit flat at the den though. We all need to be half pissed I think. A couple of years ago we played Everton in the cup at home and it was a 5:30pm kick off. The atmosphere was electric. Everyone was well oiled after a whole days drinking. That’s my theory anyway.
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Originally posted by Wippa
y Yeah a bit disappointing. Early kick offs are always a bit flat at the den though. We all need to be half pissed I think. A couple of years ago we played Everton in the cup at home and it was a 5:30pm kick off. The atmosphere was electric. Everyone was well oiled after a whole days drinking. That’s my theory anyway. the early kick off was definitely a factor in the atmosphere you didn’t make the den as intimidating as usual today but it sets things up nicely for when we eventually meet again hopefully not another 9 years this time
walking down the holmesdale road to see the palace aces! |
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If nothing else it was great to see a full ground at 95 mins. South London
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Originally posted by dynamicdick
I doubt very much it was drink that was inside it!! At least it wasn't like a Ligue 1 game where full on brawls and match abandonments have happened after players have been struck with projectiles. Twice in games featuring Marseille in fact (although both times it was a Marseille player getting hit).
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Originally posted by Zaha127
Great performance, would have loved to see Rak Sakyi play some minutes. Disappointing that some Millwall fans acting like morons (chanting against Gallagher, booing the knee etc..) They try to justify booing of the knee saying it is hijacked by BLM and why Zaha refuses to do it. Wilf does not boo anyone when he does not do it so it is not comparable. Even if that was true, it is disrespectful to your team mates who believe in the gesture. People that boo taking the knee, other national anthems etc are just moronic. Millwall players don't do the knee because the club know there will be boos every frigging match. Simple as.
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