yep.....dennis warren, he took 'em all on...sometimes on he's own, still see him sitting in the holmesdale.

They are a bunch of muppets that are about as scary as Julian Clary (what a rhymecrime!).

They were as believable as Frodo was in Green Street.

They did have a website I think... full of fiction and hard looks...LOL

wounldnt be saying that if you come face to face with em,alot went down for the train farce at sydenham,knew most of em quite well

Don't make me laugh..........

Wow they must be really scarey fellows....

Northern Soul....keep the faith...........

The Den was just a nightmare. We used to give it large inside the ground, and then that horrible realisation hit you just after the ref's final whistle, that you had to go out of there with the natives.

My first introduction to The Den and Millwall supporters was back in the mid 80's when i was about 11/12. My mates dad took me and his son to their FA Cup 2nd Rd clash against non-league Enfield in the Millwall end behind the goal, and there i learnt what all the fuss was about.

The first thing i noticed was this very scary looking adult with long curly black hair staring vacantly ahead. As i looked closer i had to do a double take: where his right hand should have been was instead attached a large black iron hook!

Another thing i experienced that day that i have never experienced before or since was the Millwall fans reaction to the amateurs of Enfield. Normally when a league team beats an amateur side, it's customary for the home fans to politely clap the non league players off. Oh but not our special friends from the docks:

The bewildered Enfield players left the pitch to the kind of hostile reception you'd expect at Galatasray. Mothers were cursed, parentage was questioned and those players were told in no uncertain terms to get back to their day jobs.

Edited by Bubbs (05 Feb 2011 11.07am)

'Better stop dreaming of the quiet life 'cos it's the one we'll never know'