Nice vlog from Millwall Game

[Tinmans Love Child]

Nice vlog from the Millwall game, mostly about hooligan reputation and seeing what it's really like, but some clips of the game

 

[East Londoner]

No one likes them but they do care 

[Open End Numb Legs]

There's good and bad everywhere I think and football is no different. I am sure there are some great characters within their fans.

In terms of the place itself, many years ago I worked all over the country, from Lands End to Aberdeen, from Haverfordwest to Great Yarmouth.

Of all the places I went to, the east end of London was the place I disliked being in the most. Unhelpful people, impossible traffic, miserable hotels, concrete surroundings. I couldn't wait to get out and remind myself what trees and cows looked like.

Sorry if that offends anyone, just how I saw it back then.

[BCFCGav]

Making a mini documentary about Millwall and hooliganism, he ended up capturing the best angle I’ve scene of that stunning Matty James goal! Shows it turning right into that bottom corner.

[slartibartfast]

Surprisingly the many vlogs I've seen of Saturday's game from Mill fans have been very good and insightful.........not at all what one would expect .

[CiderJar]

10 hours ago, East Londoner said:

No one likes them but they do care 

and I like them

[Topper 123]

Love hate relationship 

[Richard Head]

In the early 70s I used to go to Cold Blow Lane (wonderful name) with a mate who was a Lions fan. In those days many of the supporters worked in the docks, there was a great bond between the fans and the players and brilliant humour in the shouting and singing. They had a reputation then for aggression, I think after they smashed up the  coach of a visiting team (might have been Portsmouth) but I never saw anything serious. I think it really kicked off later on that decade.