In my years at Millwall I've seen good support. From early days to Wembley, 'wall have never let me down. But in the back of my mind I want them to be as passionate as Leeds fans. When we go up there we all look forward to seeing proper support, and start getting excited when we see the signs for Leeds. It's not that I'm embaressed by the Millwall fans, they do scream and shout, but I wish they could be a bit more like Leeds fans. - Neil Harris 09/08/10
He's licking his wounds after realising Millwank are not all he thought they are cracked up to be.
Inevitable really.
Hence the silence. (which speaks volumes, it has to be said)
In my years at Millwall I've seen good support. From early days to Wembley, 'wall have never let me down. But in the back of my mind I want them to be as passionate as Leeds fans. When we go up there we all look forward to seeing proper support, and start getting excited when we see the signs for Leeds. It's not that I'm embaressed by the Millwall fans, they do scream and shout, but I wish they could be a bit more like Leeds fans. - Neil Harris 09/08/10
Registered: Oct 2002 Posts: 15055 - Threads: 202 Location: Glesgae
Its funny how Celtic fans make a protest this serious and couldn't even spell 'bloodstained' properly.
I think its embarrassing that these fans are probably just young men, who have no idea of the amount of Irish soldiers that suffered and died as a result of fighting along side the British Army in the first and second world wars. The poppy doesn't celebrate war, it remembers those who died as a result. My father is Irish and even he wears a poppy.
Registered: Sep 2002 Posts: 52963 - Threads: 2190 Location: A North Sea Oil Rig Eating Chicken.
2016
Joint Winner Intellectual
Quote:
Janie Mac wrote on 09-11-2010 01:22 PM
Its funny how Celtic fans make a protest this serious and couldn't even spell 'bloodstained' properly.
I think its embarrassing that these fans are probably just young men, who have no idea of the amount of Irish soldiers that suffered and died as a result of fighting along side the British Army in the first and second world wars. The poppy doesn't celebrate war, it remembers those who died as a result. My father is Irish and even he wears a poppy.
Registered: Sep 2002 Posts: 52963 - Threads: 2190 Location: A North Sea Oil Rig Eating Chicken.
2016
Joint Winner Intellectual
it is what it is, and its definitely done to wind up the equally CUNTY rangers fans who no doubt are lording it up to the max about supporting our troops etc.
![[HarderFaster] - Work Hard, Play Harder!](/images/mainbanner_top1.gif)
07-11-2010 09:43 AM
