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Scunny deserve the promotion, they played a blinder out there today and if it weren't for Gary Alexander then Millwall would never have had a shout. Congrats to Nigel Adkins.

 

However, I won't be going to Millwall as the fans are pikey scum.

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That's a shame for him, hopefully we can tie him up to a contract I think he will be good for us next season if Scunny don't poach him.

 

Do s****horpe have between £500 and £1000000 to spend on a 19 year old left back that isn't proven at champ level?

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A slight positive - S****horpe finished 20 points behind Leicester, so we could give the others a 25 point start and still threaten, if we can get all the rest of it together!

 

There won't be a team like Leicester in League One next season, noone will be as strong, even Norwich and Leeds.....it's going to be a tight season.

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Scunny deserve the promotion, they played a blinder out there today and if it weren't for Gary Alexander then Millwall would never have had a shout. Congrats to Nigel Adkins.

 

However, I won't be going to Millwall as the fans are pikey scum.

 

Isn't it Gillingham that are renowned as pikey scum? We need to know the sweeping generalisations of the lower leagues.

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Millwall is so overhyped its untrue. I went a few seasons back (we won 2-0 or 2-1, cant really remember. Think Walcott scored, remember singing "Theo, give us a wave, Theo, Theo, give us a wave" as he had the ball. He literally stopped mid-dribble and waved at the fans!) I went to the game with such trepidation, constantly looking over my shoulder. From the moment you set foot on the train to the stadium you are seperated from the home fans and then caged in for the half-mile walk from the station to the stadium so no-one can get to you. Nothing to worry about for this one, unless you go looking for trouble.

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Millwall was a good trip when I went before so I'm pleased they've not gone up. Lots of fairly local games next season with Brighton, Millwall, Bristol Rovers, Swindon, Brentford, Wycombe, Gillingham, Leyton Orient, Yeovil etc. Should be some good away days if nothing else.

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Millwall is so overhyped its untrue. I went a few seasons back (we won 2-0 or 2-1, cant really remember. Think Walcott scored, remember singing "Theo, give us a wave, Theo, Theo, give us a wave" as he had the ball. He literally stopped mid-dribble and waved at the fans!) I went to the game with such trepidation, constantly looking over my shoulder. From the moment you set foot on the train to the stadium you are seperated from the home fans and then caged in for the half-mile walk from the station to the stadium so no-one can get to you. Nothing to worry about for this one, unless you go looking for trouble.

 

Very true. Probably one of the safest places to go these days.

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Scunny deserve the promotion, they played a blinder out there today and if it weren't for Gary Alexander then Millwall would never have had a shout. Congrats to Nigel Adkins.

 

However, I won't be going to Millwall as the fans are pikey scum.

 

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Most mongs on here would have never been there,

 

I was taken there when I was a minicab driver working the area. I was told to wear my colours and did. The boys there can be good if they know you. I got smashed and had to get my car two days later which they found hilarious.

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I live a 25 min walk from the ground so I'm not overly disappointed that they stayed down, although I've a good few mates who were at Wembley this arvo that don't share my point of view! Lol.

 

So nice to have an away game that I can walk to next season!

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To be fair I lived in the blue for a while. Three of our kids went to Galleywell school of the Galleywell road.

Back to the subject and having seen the playoffs I feel slightly concerned that we could have a right good struggle with our present squad.

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Rotherithe had a couple of nice bunches of flowers on display the other day as I passed through:D

 

To be fair, I lived in the "Blue" for a while. Kids went to Galleywell school where they learnt nothing of use to normal families. Couple of good boozers there ut not for non Millwall fans.

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