With Lord trevor brooking involved. No Chance.Sky Sports News commentators rightly slating the fans and some of the players for their behaviour.
There should be a lot of West Ham fans banned from the stadium for the season / life. Wouldn't be surprised to see both clubs severly punish for what's happening outside as well.
The fine's a given, and really should be record breaking too. Yet still not enough, they never are.Ian Royal wrote:Sky Sports News commentators rightly slating the fans and some of the players for their behaviour.
There should be a lot of West Ham fans banned from the stadium for the season / life. Wouldn't be surprised to see both clubs severly punish for what's happening outside as well.
A Met source told SSN that one reason it kicked off before the game outide the stadium was Millwall fans chanting about the death of his dad.buzzby wrote:Collinson came off in tears, not surprising after his dad died a couple of days ago.
Thames wrote:I haven't seen TV footage but I'm 90% sure the trouble in the ground is chavs and idiots just running on the pitch.

Shades skipping!That Friday Feeling wrote:Thames wrote:I haven't seen TV footage but I'm 90% sure the trouble in the ground is chavs and idiots just running on the pitch.

That really reminds me of Dean Court in April 1994. Seem to recall several loyal Royals making the effort to say hello to Kevin Russell.That Friday Feeling wrote:Thames wrote:I haven't seen TV footage but I'm 90% sure the trouble in the ground is chavs and idiots just running on the pitch.
See page oneDeathy wrote:A Met source told SSN that one reason it kicked off before the game outide the stadium was Millwall fans chanting about the death of his dad.
bobbybottler wrote:Genuine LOLLYs at BBC News, reading out texts from fans. One was from Daniel Dyer of East London who said "it's a bit lively so got on my toes"


one of the best posts this yearStooper wrote:

Agreed. Beeb reporting that bricks and bottles were thrown and that one almost hit a pregnant woman.southbank1871 wrote:The most surprising thing about all this is that the media are 'shocked and surprised' about what went on. Anyone who knows anything about football could have told you that it was going to kick off both inside and outside the ground last night. People who took their kids and are complaining need to take a look at themselves. In an ideal world you shouldn't have to worry, but last night really wasn't one for taking kids to.
The FA need to take some responsibility too. Whilst it may not have stopped the trouble outside the ground, they should have banned away fans for this game IMO.
Let's be honest though, it's quite exciting to watch.
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