Forget about MU vs CFC, Inter vs Roma, THFC vs LFC, Bayern vs Schalke etc

THIS IS GAME OF THE WEEKEND!!

MILWALL VS. WESTHAM

TOMORROW @ 7:30



there will be blood !!

Sepi wrote:THIS IS GAME OF THE WEEKEND!!

MILWALL VS. WESTHAM

TOMORROW @ 7:30



there will be blood !!

Sorry, I couldn't resist.

I phacking love that movie.

Sepi wrote:THIS IS GAME OF THE WEEKEND!!

MILWALL VS. WESTHAM

TOMORROW @ 7:30



there will be blood !!

I am going GET INNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

So many fantastic games this weekend. Oddly enough apart from the Juve game i'm most exited by the West Ham one.

WTF, how's this flown under the radar?

Been waiting for this fixture since the fiasco at Upton Park a couple years ago.

Yeh, looking forward to this one definately

Push us innnnnnnnnnn pls, why is it important?

Napoli-Milan

baresi wrote:Push us innnnnnnnnnn pls, why is it important?

The rivalry between Millwall and West Ham United is one of the longest-standing and most bitter rivalries in English football,[3] with both sets of supporters considering the other club as their main rival.[4]

West Ham and Millwall both originated in East London and the competition between the two clubs can be traced back to the end of the 19th century between rival dockers at shipyards on either side of the River Thames. Millwall, formed in 1885 by dockers on the Isle of Dogs, had support in the surrounding areas until ten years later, when another football team was founded by dockers at Thames Ironworks; the two clubs quickly became vicious enemies. They were rivals for the same business and the players lived in the same locality.[5]

Despite the animosity between supporters of both clubs, the two teams have met only sporadically in recent decades. Before World War I they met 60 times in just 15 years. Since, both have played in different leagues for much of their latter history, meeting only 37 times in almost 100 years.

The most recent example of the rivalry flaring up was during a Football League Cup game in August 2009, where disorder between supporters in and around West Ham's Upton Park ground led to 20 people being injured, including one Millwall fan who was stabbed before the match began.[6][7][8] During extra-time, West Ham fans invaded the pitch three times.[9] The Football Association later found West Ham guilty of failing to ensure their fans refrained from violent, threatening, obscene and provocative behaviour and from entering the field of play; Millwall were cleared of all charges.

-Wiki

Bahahahahah, thanks to Art and Wikipedia i'm even more excited now!

Thanks ART thats is interesting.