Rovers set for Millwall quarter-final (From Lancashire Telegraph)

Iiii1111 wrote:
I think it's the best possible draw we could have hoped for.....Millwall's form has dipped in fact worst in championship....pres

sure is always on the home team..M'wall would have done us at ewood the onus would have been on us...good away following a given will get the team through....

Wemberrrrley

French Rover wrote:
Easy game for the Rovers so should progress.
Maybe we should make it a double-header and play for the 3 points as well....nobody loves us and we don't care! Millwall hard? I have seen harder jelly babies.

modan wrote:
not the place i wanted the den but could have been worse like man city and man utd.
we can do it like we have done over arsenal
Cameron in India monday 18 feb 2013 for British Jobs

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modan wrote:
not the place i wanted the den but could have been worse like man city and man utd.
we can do it like we have done over arsenal
Cameron in India monday 18 feb 2013 for British Jobs

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alfa111 wrote:

modan wrote:
not the place i wanted the den but could have been worse like man city and man utd.
we can do it like we have done over arsenal
Cameron in India monday 18 feb 2013 for British Jobs

www india skyscrappercity.com

Cameron will come back with empty promises,india has already sold us out to the french and rusians, they have sold there sole to the devil. Just a note, india 10 largest economy in the world. UK sixth largest economy

modan wrote:
not the place i wanted the den but could have been worse like man city and man utd.
we can do it like we have done over arsenal
Cameron in India monday 18 feb 2013 for British Jobs

www india skyscrappercity.com

noddy57 wrote:
lf the rovers apply themselves the same way they did against arsenal when we face millwall there wont be a problem ld expect appleton to ensure the players dont get carried away with any premature thoughts of wembley fever before the job is done,

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:
Easy game for the Rovers so should progress.
Maybe we should make it a double-header and play for the 3 points as well....nobody loves us and we don't care! Millwall hard? I have seen harder jelly babies.

Evening Mr French...

Now will be at this game, tickets available, of course ?

Should be plugging the club for free transport down if the allocation is big numbers ?

Hull Tuesday, pal ;-)

Really looking forward to the games at the moment.

Phew, glad it's not as stated above that of the 70/80's. Bleeding hard work !

Nobody likes us chuff the lot of them the long the short and the tall there will be a commotion when we get promoton na na na na na - ha ha !

Arte et labore

French Rover wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:
Easy game for the Rovers so should progress.
Maybe we should make it a double-header and play for the 3 points as well....nobody loves us and we don't care! Millwall hard? I have seen harder jelly babies.

Evening Mr French...

Now will be at this game, tickets available, of course ?

Should be plugging the club for free transport down if the allocation is big numbers ?

Hull Tuesday, pal ;-)

Really looking forward to the games at the moment.

Phew, glad it's not as stated above that of the 70/80's. Bleeding hard work !

Nobody likes us chuff the lot of them the long the short and the tall there will be a commotion when we get promoton na na na na na - ha ha !

Arte et labore

Great songs RR and some not so great memories of trips to Millwall. Back in the seventies if we took three car loads then that was considered a good travelling support to Millwall games. You hardly ever saw an 'idenifiable' Rovers fan everyone adopted a southern 'mockney' accent but Northerners still stood out like a beacon and it wasn't long into the game before the Den Baling-hook crew found you. Tough times. I remember one Rovers fan - Clive Wallwork? - getting his face slashed down there in the eighties also..and its not too much better at the New Den now to be honest. Horrible place to build a new football stadium.
I recall the first couple of verses to the song you named Mr W:
F*** them All, F*** them All
The Leeds and the Spurs and Millwall....

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:
Easy game for the Rovers so should progress.
Maybe we should make it a double-header and play for the 3 points as well....nobody loves us and we don't care! Millwall hard? I have seen harder jelly babies.

Evening Mr French...

Now will be at this game, tickets available, of course ?

Should be plugging the club for free transport down if the allocation is big numbers ?

Hull Tuesday, pal ;-)

Really looking forward to the games at the moment.

Phew, glad it's not as stated above that of the 70/80's. Bleeding hard work !

Nobody likes us chuff the lot of them the long the short and the tall there will be a commotion when we get promoton na na na na na - ha ha !

Arte et labore

Great songs RR and some not so great memories of trips to Millwall. Back in the seventies if we took three car loads then that was considered a good travelling support to Millwall games. You hardly ever saw an 'idenifiable' Rovers fan everyone adopted a southern 'mockney' accent but Northerners still stood out like a beacon and it wasn't long into the game before the Den Baling-hook crew found you. Tough times. I remember one Rovers fan - Clive Wallwork? - getting his face slashed down there in the eighties also..and its not too much better at the New Den now to be honest. Horrible place to build a new football stadium.
I recall the first couple of verses to the song you named Mr W:
F*** them All, F*** them All
The Leeds and the Spurs and Millwall....

Agreed mate. Some hard places up and down this land Millwall always gave me the willies not to mention Cardiff !

This time we go in numbers to watch our great beleaguered club - he he

Arte et labore

hasslem hasslem wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:
Easy game for the Rovers so should progress.
Maybe we should make it a double-header and play for the 3 points as well....nobody loves us and we don't care! Millwall hard? I have seen harder jelly babies.

Evening Mr French...

Now will be at this game, tickets available, of course ?

Should be plugging the club for free transport down if the allocation is big numbers ?

Hull Tuesday, pal ;-)

Really looking forward to the games at the moment.

Phew, glad it's not as stated above that of the 70/80's. Bleeding hard work !

Nobody likes us chuff the lot of them the long the short and the tall there will be a commotion when we get promoton na na na na na - ha ha !

Arte et labore

Great songs RR and some not so great memories of trips to Millwall. Back in the seventies if we took three car loads then that was considered a good travelling support to Millwall games. You hardly ever saw an 'idenifiable' Rovers fan everyone adopted a southern 'mockney' accent but Northerners still stood out like a beacon and it wasn't long into the game before the Den Baling-hook crew found you. Tough times. I remember one Rovers fan - Clive Wallwork? - getting his face slashed down there in the eighties also..and its not too much better at the New Den now to be honest. Horrible place to build a new football stadium.
I recall the first couple of verses to the song you named Mr W:
F*** them All, F*** them All
The Leeds and the Spurs and Millwall....

Agreed mate. Some hard places up and down this land Millwall always gave me the willies not to mention Cardiff !

This time we go in numbers to watch our great beleaguered club - he he

Arte et labore

you two crusty old scrotes!

personally - never had a problem at the old den - or new one.

great drinking at market porter (borough market) and the george inn (off borough high st).....marvellous!

first game there for me was that game where we needed to win to get in play-offs - they had just won the league to get promoted as champions to 1st division.....they were still drunk, both fans AND PLAYERS! won 4-1 scorers chris price(?), simon garner x2, simon barker (who then left for qpr) we had around 500-600 there - millwall fans ran on pitch at end and towards us but stopped at edge of pitch.

went to another at old den and a pal of mine took us into the supporters club bar - could not have been more friendly

then there was a cup match in the early 00s at new den - we won 1/0 andy cole(?) - remember walking back to south bermondsey station and the local monkeys were wrecking a traffic warden's van that the bloke had clamped loads of their cars during the game.

woody only had a tough time - cos he sung to them.

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:
Easy game for the Rovers so should progress.
Maybe we should make it a double-header and play for the 3 points as well....nobody loves us and we don't care! Millwall hard? I have seen harder jelly babies.

Evening Mr French...

Now will be at this game, tickets available, of course ?

Should be plugging the club for free transport down if the allocation is big numbers ?

Hull Tuesday, pal ;-)

Really looking forward to the games at the moment.

Phew, glad it's not as stated above that of the 70/80's. Bleeding hard work !

Nobody likes us chuff the lot of them the long the short and the tall there will be a commotion when we get promoton na na na na na - ha ha !

Arte et labore

Great songs RR and some not so great memories of trips to Millwall. Back in the seventies if we took three car loads then that was considered a good travelling support to Millwall games. You hardly ever saw an 'idenifiable' Rovers fan everyone adopted a southern 'mockney' accent but Northerners still stood out like a beacon and it wasn't long into the game before the Den Baling-hook crew found you. Tough times. I remember one Rovers fan - Clive Wallwork? - getting his face slashed down there in the eighties also..and its not too much better at the New Den now to be honest. Horrible place to build a new football stadium.
I recall the first couple of verses to the song you named Mr W:
F*** them All, F*** them All
The Leeds and the Spurs and Millwall....

Agreed mate. Some hard places up and down this land Millwall always gave me the willies not to mention Cardiff !

This time we go in numbers to watch our great beleaguered club - he he

Arte et labore

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

Iiii1111 wrote:
I think it's the best possible draw we could have hoped for.....Millwall's form has dipped in fact worst in championship....pres


sure is always on the home team..M'wall would have done us at ewood the onus would have been on us...good away following a given will get the team through....

Wemberrrrley

Hi Iiii1111 ;-)

In answer to your early question - did I go to AFC ?

No mate, don't do the gooners although wish I had !

Great win for the Appleton fellows, and a great win for yourself, sir. A fine, fine day.

Yes, Milwall is not a bad draw would have taken that before.

What a fantastic chance for the beleagured b'stards of Blackburn to march onto Wembley.

Lets get Bentley into fitness and form to supply Rhodes and Co - on we go.

A good evening to you.

No fear.

Arte et labore

Philadelphiarover wrote:
Great result against Arsenal!!

We've been this close before, with a great chance of getting to Wembley.
I can't help thinking that a knowledgeable manager would forfeit this game though!

OnePostThenTheOther wrote:

modan wrote:
not the place i wanted the den but could have been worse like man city and man utd.
we can do it like we have done over arsenal
Cameron in India monday 18 feb 2013 for British Jobs

www india skyscrappercity.com

FO Racist.

hasslem hasslem wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:
Easy game for the Rovers so should progress.
Maybe we should make it a double-header and play for the 3 points as well....nobody loves us and we don't care! Millwall hard? I have seen harder jelly babies.

Evening Mr French...

Now will be at this game, tickets available, of course ?

Should be plugging the club for free transport down if the allocation is big numbers ?

Hull Tuesday, pal ;-)

Really looking forward to the games at the moment.

Phew, glad it's not as stated above that of the 70/80's. Bleeding hard work !

Nobody likes us chuff the lot of them the long the short and the tall there will be a commotion when we get promoton na na na na na - ha ha !

Arte et labore

Great songs RR and some not so great memories of trips to Millwall. Back in the seventies if we took three car loads then that was considered a good travelling support to Millwall games. You hardly ever saw an 'idenifiable' Rovers fan everyone adopted a southern 'mockney' accent but Northerners still stood out like a beacon and it wasn't long into the game before the Den Baling-hook crew found you. Tough times. I remember one Rovers fan - Clive Wallwork? - getting his face slashed down there in the eighties also..and its not too much better at the New Den now to be honest. Horrible place to build a new football stadium.
I recall the first couple of verses to the song you named Mr W:
F*** them All, F*** them All
The Leeds and the Spurs and Millwall....

Agreed mate. Some hard places up and down this land Millwall always gave me the willies not to mention Cardiff !

This time we go in numbers to watch our great beleaguered club - he he

Arte et labore

you two crusty old scrotes!

personally - never had a problem at the old den - or new one.

great drinking at market porter (borough market) and the george inn (off borough high st).....marvellous!

first game there for me was that game where we needed to win to get in play-offs - they had just won the league to get promoted as champions to 1st division.....they were still drunk, both fans AND PLAYERS! won 4-1 scorers chris price(?), simon garner x2, simon barker (who then left for qpr) we had around 500-600 there - millwall fans ran on pitch at end and towards us but stopped at edge of pitch.

went to another at old den and a pal of mine took us into the supporters club bar - could not have been more friendly

then there was a cup match in the early 00s at new den - we won 1/0 andy cole(?) - remember walking back to south bermondsey station and the local monkeys were wrecking a traffic warden's van that the bloke had clamped loads of their cars during the game.

woody only had a tough time - cos he sung to them.

Tamworth rover wrote:

hasslem hasslem wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:
Easy game for the Rovers so should progress.
Maybe we should make it a double-header and play for the 3 points as well....nobody loves us and we don't care! Millwall hard? I have seen harder jelly babies.

Evening Mr French...

Now will be at this game, tickets available, of course ?

Should be plugging the club for free transport down if the allocation is big numbers ?

Hull Tuesday, pal ;-)

Really looking forward to the games at the moment.

Phew, glad it's not as stated above that of the 70/80's. Bleeding hard work !

Nobody likes us chuff the lot of them the long the short and the tall there will be a commotion when we get promoton na na na na na - ha ha !

Arte et labore

Great songs RR and some not so great memories of trips to Millwall. Back in the seventies if we took three car loads then that was considered a good travelling support to Millwall games. You hardly ever saw an 'idenifiable' Rovers fan everyone adopted a southern 'mockney' accent but Northerners still stood out like a beacon and it wasn't long into the game before the Den Baling-hook crew found you. Tough times. I remember one Rovers fan - Clive Wallwork? - getting his face slashed down there in the eighties also..and its not too much better at the New Den now to be honest. Horrible place to build a new football stadium.
I recall the first couple of verses to the song you named Mr W:
F*** them All, F*** them All
The Leeds and the Spurs and Millwall....

Agreed mate. Some hard places up and down this land Millwall always gave me the willies not to mention Cardiff !

This time we go in numbers to watch our great beleaguered club - he he

Arte et labore

you two crusty old scrotes!

personally - never had a problem at the old den - or new one.

great drinking at market porter (borough market) and the george inn (off borough high st).....marvellous!

first game there for me was that game where we needed to win to get in play-offs - they had just won the league to get promoted as champions to 1st division.....they were still drunk, both fans AND PLAYERS! won 4-1 scorers chris price(?), simon garner x2, simon barker (who then left for qpr) we had around 500-600 there - millwall fans ran on pitch at end and towards us but stopped at edge of pitch.

went to another at old den and a pal of mine took us into the supporters club bar - could not have been more friendly

then there was a cup match in the early 00s at new den - we won 1/0 andy cole(?) - remember walking back to south bermondsey station and the local monkeys were wrecking a traffic warden's van that the bloke had clamped loads of their cars during the game.

woody only had a tough time - cos he sung to them.

What will all the haters and stay aways do if we do get to wembley?

They will all come crawing back with their tails between their legs.

hasslem hasslem wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:
Easy game for the Rovers so should progress.
Maybe we should make it a double-header and play for the 3 points as well....nobody loves us and we don't care! Millwall hard? I have seen harder jelly babies.

Evening Mr French...

Now will be at this game, tickets available, of course ?

Should be plugging the club for free transport down if the allocation is big numbers ?

Hull Tuesday, pal ;-)

Really looking forward to the games at the moment.

Phew, glad it's not as stated above that of the 70/80's. Bleeding hard work !

Nobody likes us chuff the lot of them the long the short and the tall there will be a commotion when we get promoton na na na na na - ha ha !

Arte et labore

Great songs RR and some not so great memories of trips to Millwall. Back in the seventies if we took three car loads then that was considered a good travelling support to Millwall games. You hardly ever saw an 'idenifiable' Rovers fan everyone adopted a southern 'mockney' accent but Northerners still stood out like a beacon and it wasn't long into the game before the Den Baling-hook crew found you. Tough times. I remember one Rovers fan - Clive Wallwork? - getting his face slashed down there in the eighties also..and its not too much better at the New Den now to be honest. Horrible place to build a new football stadium.
I recall the first couple of verses to the song you named Mr W:
F*** them All, F*** them All
The Leeds and the Spurs and Millwall....

Agreed mate. Some hard places up and down this land Millwall always gave me the willies not to mention Cardiff !

This time we go in numbers to watch our great beleaguered club - he he

Arte et labore

you two crusty old scrotes!

personally - never had a problem at the old den - or new one.

great drinking at market porter (borough market) and the george inn (off borough high st).....marvellous!

first game there for me was that game where we needed to win to get in play-offs - they had just won the league to get promoted as champions to 1st division.....they were still drunk, both fans AND PLAYERS! won 4-1 scorers chris price(?), simon garner x2, simon barker (who then left for qpr) we had around 500-600 there - millwall fans ran on pitch at end and towards us but stopped at edge of pitch.

went to another at old den and a pal of mine took us into the supporters club bar - could not have been more friendly

then there was a cup match in the early 00s at new den - we won 1/0 andy cole(?) - remember walking back to south bermondsey station and the local monkeys were wrecking a traffic warden's van that the bloke had clamped loads of their cars during the game.

woody only had a tough time - cos he sung to them.

French Rover wrote:

Road Runner Road Runner wrote:

French Rover wrote:
Easy game for the Rovers so should progress.
Maybe we should make it a double-header and play for the 3 points as well....nobody loves us and we don't care! Millwall hard? I have seen harder jelly babies.

Evening Mr French...

Now will be at this game, tickets available, of course ?

Should be plugging the club for free transport down if the allocation is big numbers ?

Hull Tuesday, pal ;-)

Really looking forward to the games at the moment.

Phew, glad it's not as stated above that of the 70/80's. Bleeding hard work !

Nobody likes us chuff the lot of them the long the short and the tall there will be a commotion when we get promoton na na na na na - ha ha !

Arte et labore

Great songs RR and some not so great memories of trips to Millwall. Back in the seventies if we took three car loads then that was considered a good travelling support to Millwall games. You hardly ever saw an 'idenifiable' Rovers fan everyone adopted a southern 'mockney' accent but Northerners still stood out like a beacon and it wasn't long into the game before the Den Baling-hook crew found you. Tough times. I remember one Rovers fan - Clive Wallwork? - getting his face slashed down there in the eighties also..and its not too much better at the New Den now to be honest. Horrible place to build a new football stadium.
I recall the first couple of verses to the song you named Mr W:
F*** them All, F*** them All
The Leeds and the Spurs and Millwall....

alfa111 wrote:

modan wrote:
not the place i wanted the den but could have been worse like man city and man utd.
we can do it like we have done over arsenal
Cameron in India monday 18 feb 2013 for British Jobs

www india skyscrappercity.com

Cameron will come back with empty promises,india has already sold us out to the french and rusians, they have sold there sole to the devil. Just a note, india 10 largest economy in the world. UK sixth largest economy

modan wrote:

alfa111 wrote:

modan wrote:
not the place i wanted the den but could have been worse like man city and man utd.
we can do it like we have done over arsenal
Cameron in India monday 18 feb 2013 for British Jobs

www india skyscrappercity.com

Cameron will come back with empty promises,india has already sold us out to the french and rusians, they have sold there sole to the devil. Just a note, india 10 largest economy in the world. UK sixth largest economy

India will surpass UK and France in 2017 and India will be the 6th largest economy .In 2025 India will surpass Japan and will be the third largest economy.
UK needs to go out to India like the Russians,French ,American,Japan,Chin

a and win more contracts for British companies .Don't blame Indians blame the lazy bosses in uk.

modan wrote:

alfa111 wrote:

modan wrote:
not the place i wanted the den but could have been worse like man city and man utd.
we can do it like we have done over arsenal
Cameron in India monday 18 feb 2013 for British Jobs

www india skyscrappercity.com

Cameron will come back with empty promises,india has already sold us out to the french and rusians, they have sold there sole to the devil. Just a note, india 10 largest economy in the world. UK sixth largest economy

India will surpass UK and France in 2017 and India will be the 6th largest economy .In 2025 India will surpass Japan and will be the third largest economy.
UK needs to go out to India like the Russians,French ,American,Japan,Chin

a and win more contracts for British companies .Don't blame Indians blame the lazy bosses in uk.

MatthewCA wrote:

noddy57 wrote:
lf the rovers apply themselves the same way they did against arsenal when we face millwall there wont be a problem ld expect appleton to ensure the players dont get carried away with any premature thoughts of wembley fever before the job is done,

Very true. Hope for the best and FANS are happy.