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Millwall Fans Views On The 4th Round FA Cup Draw — The View From

"Woohoo - not""Bit of an anticlimax." "Lets pick up a win and hope for a better draw!""At least we're at home.""Suppose it could be worse""It's a premier league team at least.""Should be a full house for that one and under dogs would suit us." "They are a good team and doing well in the premier
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Confident aren't they? For the shittest club inside the M25 and all the atmosphere of a wake. Wank ground The New Den.

This certainly is a uninspiring draw but we'll sell out (edit: ?) and have a good day in London.
 
“They won’t be putting out a weak side for this one. It should be a great game, they are doing well in premier league. I think they will be nervous about this one. “

May I introduce you to Kean Bryan.

Cheers Roy.
 
“Let’s hope like all premier league teams that come down don’t take is seriously and put out weak team and we will do them no problem”

Smart bunch these ones! :rolleyes:
 
Well I for one have already had to change my pants twice at the thought of us going to the big, scary Den.

Stands packed with waddling cowboy builders with four teeth left and feral children doing a Football Factory 'Caaaam on theeen' dance. It's enough to strike fear into the bravest of soldiers.
 
CarlMcBlade said:
Last time I went to the “lovely” South Bermondsey stadium was a cold, damp midweek game. It was our last Prem promotion season and we wupped em 4 nowt. But what a fucking dispiriting place it is.
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Great game, think we played in luminous orange
 



We'll put out a weakened side, cos CW doesn't care about the Cup. He quite rightly focuses on Prem survival.
They will be well up for it and will possibly/probably win. No drama. Having easily acquired tickets, me and my son will enjoy a day up the A21, have a few beers and for once not give a fuck about the result.
 
Much better draw for them than us. We’ll play half a team at best. Not even really an away day I’d want to take my son to.
 
Think it’s a great draw. Rather play these away than a league one or two team. If it was at home there’d be more pressure on our players and our fans would grow impatient pretty quickly.

They‘re a decent enough standard for our players or management to not take it lightly. There’ll be less pressure on us than if we were playing someone from the bottom two tiers.

It‘s not going to be a cauldron. Their fans sound like they won’t be able to make the effort to get out of bed, never mind provide an intimidating atmosphere.

Reckon it’ll be a comfortable passage to the 5th round.
 
“They are a good team and doing well in the premier league but they won’t want to come to the Den”
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Won't fancy visiting the New Den where we took all three points last season, eh?

Not like we are some out of touch PL team that is pampered and doesn't know how to graft. I always liked going there. Decent view behind the goal. Not that difficult to get to and I've never seen any aggro there in years, it's usually tongue in cheek banter at the match.

Not sure what a good draw actually looked like this time around.

Not the end of the world if we drew a Prem team. A bit boring because we play them all this year, but we have completed well against all except Liverpool who seem intent on playing a second string.

We've just bossed most Championship teams anyway and have a better team that when we were last there.

Maybe a lower league team but anything that attracts 11 changes isn't going to get the interest anymore. It's not as if the team is made up of promising youngsters like say Parkhouse or Gribbon that might spark some interest. It's players who are designated back up players and those we don't mind too much if they move on.

Maybe this gets taken just about seriously enough for maybe 3 changes and 2e have a decent run out with every chance of the win. Maybe rotation in the matchday squad rather than full scale changes.
 
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FATTYFOULKE said:
Think it’s a great draw. Rather play these away than a league one or two team. If it was at home there’d be more pressure on our players and our fans would grow impatient pretty quickly.

They‘re a decent enough standard for our players or management to not take it lightly. There’ll be less pressure on us than if we were playing someone from the bottom two tiers.

It‘s not going to be a cauldron. Their fans sound like they won’t be able to make the effort to get out of bed, never mind provide an intimidating atmosphere.

Reckon it’ll be a comfortable passage to the 5th round.
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They got over 12,000 for their game against Luton with Luton taking 900, I’m predicting we take about 1,500 and we’re a bigger pull than Luton, I think you’ll be surprised how many will be there and how up for it they’ll be.
 
So excited for this one. Bermondsey beer mile and it’s 20 minutes walk from my house. I hate that whole set of fans with their cheating, abuse and absolute pride at being regarded as a bunch of thugs.

When McGoldrick slotted that winner last year and sat them all down, it was my moment of the season by a mile.
 
Champagneblade said:
Won't fancy visiting the New Den where we took all three points last season, eh?

Not like we are some out of touch PL team that is pampered and doesn't know how to graft. I always liked going there. Decent view behind the goal. Not that difficult to get to and I've never seen any aggro there in years, it's usually tongue in cheek banter at the match.

Not sure what a good draw actually looked like this time around.

Not the end of the world if we drew a Prem team. A bit boring because we play them all this year, but we have completed well against all except Liverpool who seem intent on playing a second string.

We've just bossed most Championship teams anyway and have a better team that when we were last there.

Maybe a lower league team but anything that attracts 11 changes isn't going to get the interest anymore. It's not as if the team is made up of promising youngsters like say Parkhouse or Gribbon that might spark some interest. It's players who are designated back up players and those we don't mind too much if they move on.

Maybe this gets taken just about seriously enough for maybe 3 changes and 2e have a decent run out with every chance of the win. Maybe rotation in the matchday squad rather than full scale changes.
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Agreed. I will go for up to 5 changes though. Who needs match fitness and game time? Rodwell, Billy, Luke Freeman, Ravel, Robinson ......
 



Not bothered about the cup this season
Just play a weakened team again
Survival is first and foremost this season, then we can hopefully relax a bit and enjoy the rest of the season, see where it takes us
 
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