MUFCBOY wrote:joke of a club

at least our fans actually go to games and come from the area. Ours can walk to the ground while most of yours couldn't find your ground if they're life depended on it.

ManCityMan wrote:The bobble was a shocker for sure and I saw at least one guy go down with a serious ankle injury during an 8pm on pitch 5 (outer pitch)

I'm still hobbling around after mine on pitch 1 on Monday.

http://i4.ytimg.com/vi/SLIO3DHx8GI/default.jpg Millwall - The First 110 Years "The club's strong Scottish background" :shock: Got that DVD, a great watch. We play in blue and white and have a caledonian line as our badge. We were originally a works team from the Morton Jam Factory using a...

Randoman wrote:course they did sunshine. only think you won was a point!

from the horses mouth, qpr fans called it on and then ran back into the ground to get away from the nasty Millwall fans. To be honest, I don't care less about who ran who off it, I was happy with the point we got on it.

No doubt that Dave has the runs on the board at other clubs and has a pedigree that puts him up at the top echelon of coaches in the amateur league. However we did get relegated with a squad that was stronger than at any other time at the club for a very long time. I am not saying that Dave was the...

That happens twice a year for the last few years when Uni (black) play Villa (yellow). The home team changes, and the ref wears the colour of the home team. ie. at uni, we wear the white alternate, the ref wears black and villa wear yellow. at villa, they weart thier green alternate, the ref wears ...

They seem to do pretty well now with just the two... no, they make do in some instances. eg. what if Iggies (yellow) play adelaide uni (black), what happens when the team playing adelaide uni have a keeper in a yellow shirt? Seems so much easier to just say that refs wear the traditional colour - B...

lol, stupid thread full of stereotypes. i for one don't buy into the entire 'continental flair' vs 'anglo heart' comparison. at my club theres two older blokes - one tough as nails wog, one prima donna pommy. both are fantastic players and are totally the opposite of their stereotypes - imo the peo...

That would be great for us as a club that has been around for 75 years as 'The Blacks' being forced to wear another colour kit. How did you get away with it 10-15 years ago when the referees wore black then? You shouldn't have to change your shirt color for the refereeS how stupid is that... I agre...

DOC wrote:only stuffs up vikings i think

adelaide uni

According to my source, the amateur league are going to onl give refs one shirt next season and it will be black and as such will be banning teams from playing in black kits. Yep, its an FFA thing. They want all refs in black by 2012. that matches what he told me as he said federation would be doin...

According to my source, the amateur league are going to onl give refs one shirt next season and it will be black and as such will be banning teams from playing in black kits.

If we are to believe this goal was"legitimate" then what about all the foul throws when the ball is tossed underarm to someone else to throw it. Should be a foul throw if the ball enters the field of play.

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Flowers wrote:Referees don't have to blow a whistle for a freekick to be taken unless they stop to book a player or have been requested to move the wall back the required distance..

no, but they do have to indicate that play can continue

could you show me where in the laws it says that?

Kop: i know all about blindly supporting your side but come on. You need to admit this one. The goal should never have been allowed. CLEARLY, the ball was being left for the keeper!

Randoman wrote:strangest one was that millwall were able to hold the rampant QPR to a 0-0!

apparantly some fun and games outside after as well.

Milwall and Leeds falling to a more familiar A draw at Rangers Stadium, not too many teams will do that this season. Very true, just stating that maybe both teams will need to consolidate themselves in the league as the main priority. As Leicester need to do.... I'd have taken 21st at the start of ...

according to the laws, the ref got it spot on. However, every player on the pitch knew that the free kick had not been taken. Except Torres and maybe Kuyt. Otherwise why did they chase the ball? Defender basically stuffed up really. Then why does torres look back at the ref before he passes. He's l...

according to the laws, the ref got it spot on.

However, every player on the pitch knew that the free kick had not been taken.

Chaos wrote:
Milwall and Leeds falling to a more familiar

A draw at Rangers Stadium, not too many teams will do that this season.

some odd results overnight, Leeds turn to ship 6 goals.

You live in Aus now, so see them at Wembley that's an away game :wink: done that at old and new wembley, also seen them at Old Trafford as well (does that count as away?). I really want to see them at Millenium when they play the sheep shaggers, will be weird not wanting a Millwall player to score....

I'm already going to thailand for that game. But it's only a friendly? I thought they were insignificant? of course they are, not full strength sides, new tactics, formations etc. However, I have seen England play away at rugby and cricket but never football. Decent excuse for a week on the piss in...

I'm already going to thailand for that game.

a week is a long time in football, last week I was looking how many points off the top we were. Now it's how many off the bottom. London derby on tuesday night as well.

Litmanen wrote:It's simply stupid to assume a team would risk their first XI when they have CL, league, and other cups to play in....

I don't see a problem with anyone playing whoever they want, and it works both ways too. (IE: Wolves resting players against Man U last year)

and weren't they fined for doing so?

if the fans pay their money and turn up to a Carling Cup match, they would be incredibly stupid to expect anything other than a 2nd string squad the point being is that it never used to be like that until the FA allowed them to get away with it. Teams have been fined in the past for fielding unders...

if the fans pay their money and turn up to a Carling Cup match, they would be incredibly stupid to expect anything other than a 2nd string squad the point being is that it never used to be like that until the FA allowed them to get away with it. Teams have been fined in the past for fielding unders...

That bull and you know it. At the beginning of the season, each club has to name a squad. How they elect to manage that squad based on the competitions they're in, is entirely a case for the club and the manager, stuff all to do with any governing body. In any event, I'm sure the 'smaller' clubs ar...

The FA should start clamping down on teams playing "lesser" sides. Fine them, punish them, find some way to deduct league points. My first ever game at Wembley was for a league cup final and I can still remember it to this day as a great day/memory. It's a pity that the league cup is now ...