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WOL are reporting,
Midfielder Ben Thompson (ankle) is a doubt for the hosts, while defender Byron Webster (knee) is out.
Fulham boss Slavisa Jokanovic will be without forwards Floyd Ayite and Sheyi Ojo.
Not sure how important these two are for Fulham ? But every little helps.
They seem to be swapped in and out, both missing may not be too good for them
Lets hope so, but we can`t take anything for granted when we are so close and still in control.Quote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
I should point out the game is at Millwall, not Fulham, todays WOL cock up.
Millwall have 3 tough games left, Fulham, Boro away . and then Villa home.
You’d imagine Millwall will be well up for tomorrow night. One of the biggest games of our season tomorrow night and we’re not on the pitch.
Millwall have been on a brilliant run, any points v Fulham they get is a massive boost for us, well done Neil Harris , remember him playing a few games for us on loan.Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
[QUOTE=soulsurfer3;4867750]WOL are reporting,
Midfielder Ben Thompson (ankle) is a doubt for the hosts, while defender Byron Webster (knee) is out.
Fulham boss Slavisa Jokanovic will be without forwards Floyd Ayite and Sheyi Ojo.
Either are that badly missed Ayite more so but we have 4 players in This position. Expect Piazon to start and 30 mins to go release kebano at millwall s defence, i expect I stand alone badly need a Fulham convincing win 3-1 would be ideal
[QUOTE=Fulham traveller;4867804]Anything is possible from here on in mate, 3 games for you all winable but Millwall should be the hardest to collect 3 points, I see a draw for you tomorrow but we are all Millwall fans tomorrow, well for 2 hours anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by soulsurfer3
Millwall game is sold out I got told today. Should be some atmosphere there.
Just what is needed , a hostile London derby game with Millwall looking to cement a play off spot. Cardiff vs Millwall next season in the Prem. ? Oh boy...........Quote:
Originally Posted by ian gibson
Remember Millwall vs Birmingham play off semi final in 2002? Mental atmosphere that night and some of the worst rioting seen after a match ever, 47 coppers were injured. They took defeat badly that night :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by soulsurfer3
Yeah I do, I gotta be honest I wont be watching tomorrow can`t cope with it , its bad enough watching the City on tv at this stage, we are so close. Shit I might have to stop calling the manager Colin at this rate.Quote:
Originally Posted by ian gibson
Like a war zone that night.Quote:
Originally Posted by ian gibson
If that’s the case we might let them win, I wonder if our players will bottle it with the hatred by there fans, no one would want to take a throw in or corner, I am catching up on my south east London slang, will be leaving my Fulham coat indoors, if we lose at least I will get out in one piece, welll that’s the planQuote:
Originally Posted by ian gibson
Crazy scenes, twenty odd police horses injured there too.Quote:
Originally Posted by dembethewarrior
And cars turned over all over the cityQuote:
Originally Posted by ian gibson
It's nowhere near as bad at Millwall these days, doubt we'll see scenes like that at the football again, thank feck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fulham traveller
[QUOTE=soulsurfer3;4867810]After going on other forums, I wonder if the players will be up for the abuse millwall fans will give them, don’t think any of them will be use to a atmosphere like it. We are the on,y fans that clap the away goal keeper when they walk towards the goal, as we drink our skinny latesQuote:
Originally Posted by Fulham traveller
I remember, sort of, going to the old den for a game almost 40 years ago when a City player was injured or knocked out,Phil Dwyer maybe? That was a fun day out I think :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by ian gibson
Leaving your coat at home? It's forecast to be 23 degrees at kick off. If you want to avoid being sussed I recommend spending the preceeding few hours getting a bulldog and union jack tattoed on your torso as going anywhere near the ground with any clothing above the waist is a schoolboy error!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fulham traveller
Hope not there is no place for it, I had a chat with an old millwall mate, who use to like a bit of trouble back in the day, his advice was be careful, especially if Fulham winQuote:
Originally Posted by ian gibson
We went up there mid seventies in a transit van, we pulled over and I asked a copper 'where do the away fans park?' he looked at us and said 'we don't get any away fans here' :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by soulsurfer3
Oh...and if anyone on South Bermondsey station asks you to name any Michael Jackson hits just blank him. It's like that Gestapo guy wishing Dickie Attenborough a good journey in the Great Escape:biggrin:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fulham traveller
[QUOTE=Fulham traveller;4867845]Cottagers and skinny lattes , it just aint footy is it ?:hehe: Always enjoyed a trip to CC to be fair, nice away trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by soulsurfer3
:hehe: Ditch the skinny lattes too.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays
That was the mode of transport from Ely for most away games back then, great days.Quote:
Originally Posted by ian gibson
Perhaps these 3 tough up and coming games will galvanise the dockers to win this one, as its the first of the three , they could afford a draw then away at Boro, that leaves just the Villa to manage at home.Quote:
Originally Posted by soulsurfer3
Yep I think tommorw is the one for them , could put a big marker down,and cement a play off spot if they win .
I think you are right, Millwall will have this game as a must win to stay in there.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars