Millwall Fans invade the pitch after the final whistle.

On twitter......this is millwall @ this is millwall
"Why wont the fa ever punish millwall?"
Because we'll burn their hq down.
Next question?

If millwall fc consistently refuse to deal with their large rogue element and by turning a blind eye effectively encourage it, and the fa likewise, then maybe uefa should get involved. Prob is football has no strong authority be it the fa, uefa or fifa. Football is fckd.

 

In fairness to Harris he was shown giving them some right language telling them to get off the pitch. You could tell from the looks on their faces they were surprised at his reaction.

 

One of their fans has blamed the stewards, Wembley and the FA for what happened last year.

 

I saw that. The woman that he told to get off looked totally surprised, as if she didn't think she was doing anything wrong.

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It's never their fault. Everyone has got it in for them.

Anything that is normal in football, like singing and celebrating goals is seen as goading to them, thus their actions aren't their own responsibility.



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This particular caller took deluded to another level. He reckoned that there has been an FA / football wide vendetta against them since the 70's. The fact they keep getting away with it simply doesn't support his ridiculous conspiracy theory.

 

Are the stewards to blame for the stabbing of a Bradford fan too?

You cannot divorce a club from its fans. Forget tweeting well done, forget being magnanimous, forget saying every club has it's own wrong sort- this about the FA saying enough is enough.

I don't notice Harris condemning them every other time they've invaded the pitch to 'celebrate' or goad fans.

 

I was at the match but left the instant the final whistle blew so I missed the pitch invasion. I saw no police inside the stadium at all but there must have been 600 - 700 lining Wembley Way as I walked to Wembley Park tube, many in full riot gear. To be fair the atmosphere was nowhere near as hostile as it was last year pre-match.