Millwall FC

[steve-o]

Millwall's hopes of victory in
League One's playoff have taken a blow with the news that player of the
year Alan Dunne is out with a foot injury .....

nije dunne igrao ima vec preko mjesec dana.. jack smith/scott barron su u medjuvremenu zabetonirali svoje mjesto na njegovoj desnoj strani.

[Virtu4l]

Direktan prenos na SK.

[Napolitano]

Dosta plavih timova simpatisem time i Millwall, stoga danas ocekujem prolaz, ne mozda lagan al prolaz se ocekuje jer Millwall to zasluzuje. Sigurno je ekipa koja ce se dobro uklopiti u Championship i biti medju prvima. Samo kad bi otisli do premiershipa, mislim da to nebi bio onaj Millwall kakvog smo ga svi navikli, nebi bio old skulerski, stari Millwall, vjerovatno bi naso nekog sponzora koji bi ga gurao bas ono ko Chelsea ili City!

[steve-o]

Now THIS is what is the real business end of the season means.
Today will only be a good day out at Wembley if we win.
We all know how important you are to the team. Your support and the players' efforts have got us where we are today.
We're in it together. Let's stick together. Let's make it a Millwall day to remember.

ovo je skinuto s sluzbene stranice kluba.

edit: evo i timova

Millwall: Forde, Barron, Craig, Abdou, Robinson, Ward, Trotter, Schofield, Harris, Morison, Batt. Subs: Sullivan, Frampton, Laird, Fuseini, Alexander, Hackett, Obika.

Swindon Town: Lucas, Cuthbert, Sheehan, Douglas, McGovern, Amankwaah, Jean-Francois, Paynter, Ward, Ferry, Austin. Subs: Smith, Easton, O'Brien, Timlin, Morrisson, Pericard, Darby.

[Neutral]

Sretno, nadam se da će ući ako Bog da u drugu ligu

[Mont0]

Paul Robinson za 1:0 na poluvremenu. Jos 45. minuta do Championshipa

[Neutral]

Samo da izdrže i ovih drugih 45 minuta. Lijepo bi bilo da odmah na početku drugoga dijela postignu gol.

Edit:

Uspjeli su, čestitam im, iako je 90+ ali nema šanse da sada prime gol.

[moustapha]

Gotovo je, uspjeli su izdrzati pritisak. Bilo je i vise nego zastrasujuce gledati kako Austin ide sam prema golmanu, ali je slabo reagovao i tad se znalo da Millwall ide dalje, stepenicu vise.

Cestitke na pobjedi!

[Mont0]

Utakmica klasicna ostrvska sto ce mene tice, ovakvih je malo u Premiershipu

Ovaj Morisson je bolji od pola premijerligaskih napadaca Lijevi bocni Swindona, Sheenan ili nesto tako, drama igrac isto, mogao bi njega Millwall uzeti odmah

[steve-o]

potpuno zasluzeno pobjeda millwalla! sutra opsirnije jer sam jos uvijek pod dojmom, idem slaviti

[harishp]

potpuno zasluzeno pobjeda millwalla! sutra opsirnije jer sam jos uvijek pod dojmom, idem slaviti

Bas mi je drago,ali nemoj jos forsirati ima jos jedna tekma veceras.Da ne bi bilo na po tekme ko igra to.

[steve-o]

potpuno zasluzeno pobjeda millwalla! sutra opsirnije jer sam jos uvijek pod dojmom, idem slaviti

Bas mi je drago,ali nemoj jos forsirati ima jos jedna tekma veceras.Da ne bi bilo na po tekme ko igra to.

veceras gledam bosnu u drustvu s nekim svedjanima, ima da gori kad im dzeko zabije

[Napolitano]

Svaka cast Milvolu na pobjedi, ulasku u Championship, potpuno zasluzeno. Utakmica je bila predobra, prava i tipična engleska, ostrvska, jednostavno tekma ugodna brate. Ko bi reko da su to treceligasi, pardon jedan je vec drugoligaš. Na tekmi Željo - Laktaši sam vidio lika sa šalom Millwalla, baš isti onaj s teme "najljepši šalovi" sa zastavom GB, reko da nije steve-o
CMON MILLWALL

[mexy_whites]

svaka cast zahvali se jackettu vidimo se u chamiponshipu bice svega

[Napolitano]

[Monolog]

Gledao sam jučer tekmu, sasvim zaslužena promocija u Championship. Čestitam ti @Steve-o, nadam se da ćete ostati tamo, a u nekoj bližoj budućnosti da se plasirate i u Premier League. Kako sam i rekao @Mexy Whitesu da bih volio u Championshipu gledati Leeds i Millwall, to se i dogodilo.

[Devil]

Cestitke na ulazu u Championship i da ove sezone obezbedite stabilan klub koji bi vec za dve sezone mogao napasti i Pl jer je to malo tesko izvodljivo odmah uradeti.Tekmu nisam gledao nazalost ali nadam se da ce SK putiti snimak nekadau toku ove sedmice.

[steve-o]

hvala svima . pobjeda juce je prejaka! napokon je klub uspio da se plasira u veci rang takmicenja kroz playoffse, prethodna 4 pokusaja su zavrsila s gubitkom. ko je god gledao tekmu juce vidio je da je millwall apsolutno nadigrao swindon tokom meca, swindon je skroz podbacio i osim zicera koji je fulio austin nisu uspjeli da ozbiljno zaprijete david forde-u na golu millwalla. engleski komentator je rekao da je millwall osvojio vezu i tako utakmicu sto je naravno ziva istina, abdou/trotter su bili fantasticni, da ne pricam o odbrani i paul robinsonu, legenda! u napadu je steve morison dokazao da je mozda i najbolji napadac u league one(**** beckforda ), nije uspio zabit gol al' dodavanja i nacin na koji je uvijek prijetio odbrani swindona je dokaz o kakvom se napadacu radi. neil chopper harris je onaj isti, tj. bori se i gine za sveti dres svaka cast! jos moram pomenuti trenera kluba kenny jacketta koji je jos jednom postavio odlicnu taktiku i tako nas doveo do championshipa, kapa do poda za ovog majstora . svaka cast i navijacima kluba naravno koji su juce zaista bili 12 igrac, podrska je bila fantasticna prava lavovska

LET EM' COME, We're going up!

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[steve-o]

Michael Calvin on why Millwall are a proper club

Paul Robinson doused his head in cold water, and paused at the dressing room door.

He turned and screamed at the players shuffling into ­single file behind him.

“We go to work, boys. It’s our time. We make it our time.”

He was as good as his word. Millwall’s captain scored the only goal, securing promotion to the Championship.

He was in tears when he gave me his man-of-the- match award to look after.

What is it like to win at ­Wembley? You look upwards, from the centre of a scarred pitch, and see a mass of ­humanity.

Your heart races, like a jet engine approaching take off. The brain stores ­unforgettable images.

Small boys weeping, along with their dads.

You laugh at Tony Craig, moondancing in an air boot, despite breaking a metatarsal in the first half.

Goalkeeper David Forde squeezes the life out of you, and cadges a cigar from the chairman, who’s already lit up. Health and safety? Smoke-free stadia? Forget it.

This is Millwall we’re talking about. A proper football club.

It’s defiantly different, doesn’t deserve its ­reputation.

Manager Kenny Jackett is an incisive coach, a true ­football man. His players are not badge-kissing showboaters. They go back to basics, demand ­everything of each other.

Solidarity was the theme of Jackett’s stream of ­consciousness, which filled the final three minutes

before they were summoned to the ­tunnel.

“You never want to feel you are alone on a football pitch,” he told his players. “Run for your mate. Support him, talk to him. He will do it for you.”

This was the day when the rejection slips were ­answered.

This was the achievement which placed into perspective the privations of lower-league football.

Jackett’s players had paid their dues, proved they ­belonged on the biggest stage.

They’d changed in a rabbit hutch at Exeter, where the dressing room bell had ­broken. It sounded like

a child’s tommy gun.

They’d ignored the mildew on the walls at Carlisle, had strips torn off them in places like Hartlepool, Gillingham and Tranmere.

This was the 1670th match of the Football League ­season. A match like no other, ­treated as if it was business as usual.

Millwall didn’t bother with new suits – last year’s ­Wembley creations were a last-minute buy from Top Man.

They thought they gave themselves the air of tourists, consumed by the occasion.

They saw themselves as working men, clocking in for the challenge of sudden death.

They wore new tracksuits, embroidered so they would be souvenirs.

They needed only to look at the massed banks of 40,000 fans to get a hint at what they represented.

“We’re playing for the people who hate their jobs, who’d love our lives,” said Robinson. “Let’s give them something special.”

Memories, good and bad, crowded in as kick-off ­approached.

Assistant manager Joe ­Gallen ensured they would not repeat last year’s mistake, of being rushed through their warm-up routine.

“Relentless, boys” said ­Darren Ward. “It’s all about us,” yelled Craig.

I’d heard the incantations before, in places like ­Colchester, Huddersfield and Yeovil.

The language was industrial, heartfelt. If I repeated their urgings, word for word, I’d run out of asterisks.

Their mascot, 11-year-old George Mizen, symbolised football’s capacity for ­redemption.

He wore his murdered brother’s name, Jimmy, on the back of his shirt, along with a number nine in homage to his hero Neil Harris.

Jimmy’s loss has become a rallying point, a symbol of a decent majority, reasserting itself through football. ­“Without Millwall, the family would have gone under,” said Barry, their father.

Millwall were ­overdue. The final whistle triggered an explosion of ­relief, quickly ­replaced by ­euphoria.

“It’s a place for winners,” said Gallen. “That was bloody hard work,” said Ward.

“What a way to go up,” said Harris.

Robinson was covered in a halo of lager and ­Tetley’s bitter, when

I gave him the trophy back.

“We did it,” he said. “We f****** did it.”

[Devil]

Odlicna poseta na Wembleyu juce,po slikama najmanje 60-70000 bilo prisutno,za razliku od meca Cardiff-Blackpool kada ni 50000 nije bilo.