Millwall in Europe Millwall have qualified for Europe by getting to the FA Cup final... Sods law dictates there will be a nice away trip to Turkey... 30yo skinheads in doc martens walking through Istanbul... Unlucky to the mackems too... I would much rather have seen ya get whooped in the final :laugh:
The FA will be devestated!!!!!!!!!!! lol! The Millwall fans r like a bunch of animals on the prowl!! Never seen so many skinheads in all my life! Seen 1 of em, bald as u like, with the Millwall badge tatood right on top of his head....dedication!!!!!! haha! They're a funny lot! God help Europe
Coaching red tape to hit Lions' Euro bid Dennis Wise's lack of coaching qualifications has put a question mark over Millwall's participation in the Uefa Cup next season. The Lions qualified for Europe after making the FA Cup final on Sunday but Uefa and the Football Association are currently looking at the minimum criteria that Millwall will have to meet in order to take part in the Uefa Cup. These include the facilities at The New Den but under Uefa's new club licensing system that comes into force next season, club bosses need to have passed certain qualifications. Millwall boss Wise has yet to get the Uefa B badge - and he needs that, the A badge and Uefa's pro-licence in order to meet the new criteria. Football League clubs can apply for an exemption but should the Lions win promotion to the Premiership it would present Uefa and the FA with a first test of the new rules. A Uefa spokesman said: "As of next season the club licensing system will be in force and part of the system covers the qualifications of the head coach. The coach has to fulfil those criteria. "The licensing system is done by the national associations so in terms of his particular case it would be up to the FA to say what the situation is.'' The rules state clearly that each club's head coach must hold either the Uefa pro licence, or the highest coaching certificate of the national association or have a "recognition of competence'' issued by the national association if they have a minimum of five years' experience as a head coach. Wise, who has only been a manager for a few months, does not meet any of those criteria but is working towards his first badge. He said: "I have not even got a badge, I'm doing the B at the moment. I don't know whether or not you are allowed to manage in the Uefa Cup without qualifications. "It's not as if I haven't played the game for a few years and I hope to think I know what I'm talking about."
The shit would hit the fan... big style! :samurai: I think it would really kick off if they went to eastern european countries... nasty hooligans there... I reckon they would get a rude awakening about what hooliganism is like in more politically/economically unstable areas... serve the buggers right tho!
ad love to see em drawn against the turks can u imagine the chaos :samurai: :samurai: haha love that smilie!
Thats what I was thinking... big skinhead dave and his bunch of overweight knucklemonkeys against half of turkey! :samurai: Would love to see the headlines in the sun the next day tho
haha thing is tho milwall fans r EVIL nutters who prob dont feel pain!!!!!!!! wud take on turkish terry and his mob for a gud while i think :samurai: :samurai: :argue2: :bang:
All the eastern european hooligans want to test themselves aainst the english as they still consider us the best. And guess who UEFA/FIFA will blame?
Exactly... I read an article on belgrades (focussing on red star and partizan) hooligans. They specifically stated that english hooligans were the forebearers of hooliganism... but now they are a "joke" because of the major crackdowns in this country. And now they really want to have a bash at our hooligans so they can claim to be "the worlds best"
