In September 1976. Chelsea Hooligans Stormed Millwall’s Cold Blow Lane. Here’s What Happened Next!

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Chelsea Headhunters are the infamous hooligan group of Cheslea fc, but did you know there were several hooligan firms befoe the headhunters. In this video we look at a story from one of these firms original members as he recollects an incident at Millwall's The Den, when a group of Chelsea hooligans tried to take the Millwall home end of Cold Blow Lane.
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[@88Nektar]

I remember a Millwall fan who had obviously came straight from his wedding, waistcoat, tails the lot. He climbed up onto the iron railings and dived into the Chelsea mob 🤣🤣🤣

[@chelseacharger]

Yeah, not quite a suicide mission but I think they wanted to make a point. Even if battered, the very fact that they were in the CBL would sting Millwall and their rep. In the return match, later that season, everyone knew Millwall would have to have a go in The Shed as revenge. They did and Chelsea were waiting for them.

[@flatbusharry]

Went in with the cbl with the early lot and got pummelled out of the ground. Hung around outside and met another firm of Chelsea making their way into the ilderton road entrance. This firm looked the business so joined them and held our own for most of the match only to get pummelled out as well. Nightmares ever since.

[@two20john]

I was at the bottom of the CBL with a mate when a group of Millwall spotted us. They came racing down the terrace but a copper jumped in front of us and proceeded to get a good kicking. Getting home was a mission but the next day Sunday Mirror the back page was a photo of our saviour getting jumped. Happy days!!

[@westbeachbartearooms.54]

As a Chelsea fan, we had arranged different mobs to arrive in the cbl. Our lot met at the swan pub in Deptford. We got in the cbl to early as the plan was to kick off around 15 min before kick off. Eccles and babs were in there when we arrived. Obviously they got recognised and one idiot sung Chelsea. It then all kicked off we were down near the pitch when that happened and Millwall had more fans in early than we anticipated. The Chelsea at the top got swarmed, no chance! we down the bottom was chased on to the pitch and up to the other end where we were met by another firm of Millwall. Me and my pal went to near the halfway line and kept quiet. Just after the match started Hickys mob come in the cbl bit of a scrap. Then the police surrounding the Chelsea fans till the end of the match, me and my mate sneaked in with Hickys mob. And as the game went on every one melted away.my honest view of that day. Glad to get home in one piece.

[@michael1714]

Spot on!

[@SE16Proud]

Sorry it wasn.t Hickys mob..it was Danny Eccles..who.d been sparked out by Ginger Bob who he worked with thats how Millwall knew they was turning up early the Cold Blow Lot then attacking them with Tiny on show.hence Chelsea getting run out the ground some being slashed...Hicky n co were outside ilderton rd end Babs and his lot arrived and in good numbers it resulted in Chelsea having good numbers by then to many ol bill so just handbags after the game Old Kent Rd was lively to the Elephant where pockets of Millwall coming from East St attacked Chelsea where 3 were stabbed..

[@keithblakeman2823]

Exactly as I remember it, got in the Ilderton Road end around 1.15 and it was even numbers in the CBL. Millwall’s numbers grew as they were coming in from the side until Chelsea were surrounded. Still a few at the back until half time.

[@glennandeileen]

Not 100% accurate but as close to the truth as you can get . I was in the first wave as a 17 year old. Without a doubt it was the toughest terrace fight I was ever in. We should never had split our forces in enemy territory. Total respect to Millwall, they just kept coming back at us, it was almost non stop toe to toe that day.

[@88Nektar]

I was there in the CBL that day with a mate, we were 14 years of age and were West Ham fans. Being a local lad we'd been to visit my gran and decided to go to the match out of curiosity. We got in the ground at the Ilderton Road end and in them days you could move around the ground and we ended up in the CBL, this was about 13.45 and Chelsea were in there and it was already kicking off. Chelsea got battered that day having ran on the pitch for safety they tried to get in the Ilderton Rd end and were attacked, hundreds of em. When this failed they went back into the CBL. I remember Gordon Jago the then Millwall manager coming onto the pitch with a loud hailer and calling for calm, he was met with a hail of concrete from his own supporters, I think he resigned shortly after. That day was the worst football violence I had ever seen inside a ground and that's coming from a West Ham fan who went home and away for decades.

[@jasonbarnes1541]

I knew a chap recently died i think, he was there from the North Stand. He even told me what started the bad blood between the fans a few years earlier. On this day the mobs were not coordinated and one of the first Chelsea groups chanted prematurely and the fighting started. He said as they were fighting other Chelsea mobs came in and the whole match was running battles all around the ground, Groups chasing others around the ground for the whole time. He was shattered after and saw some Millwall fans he knew and had a drink and a laugh about events. It was funny a few years ago when Chris Packham in his early tv interviews on nature was asked what was the most scary thing he had seen, and he replied Chelsea and Millwall, not the answer the tv hosts were expecting and they quickly changed topic. I think he has said he has a health issue possibly dyslexia and so didn't give the expected answer of a lion or silver back gorilla etc.

[@nutcracker2916]

Autism not dyslexia.

[@TheWelwyn21]

I was there that day, it was frightening i was in the opposite end watching the fighting Chelsea got battered. After the game Millwall lurking around i decided to get on a bus and get out there no way was i going to the train station.

[@jamesrandle2583]

As a 16yr old Chelsea Fan at my first trip to Millwall I got there all right but when I just about to go through turn style a policeman gave me a shopping bag to put my CFC Jacket in it and told me to be quiet. I walked to the main Millwall end. Just before kick off CFC stormed Millwall but there was only about a Hundred of them and with that Millwall soon got the upper hand. I am sure there were hundreds of CFC fans in the ground but like me stayed quiet and Cheered all 3 goals Millwall scored. Cold Blow Lane one way in and if you were lucky one way out.

[@slaz1966]

Mmm - had a Chelsea coat - not the era for merchandise if you ask me - it was all a out scarves then and the occasional flag

[@jamesrandle2583]

@@slaz1966 Not an official track suit top it was just a top with Chelsea written all over it. As a kid went to games with CFC silk scarfs.Blue + White knitted by my Mum.As a got older Donkey Jacket, Jeans + DM"s but never a Skin Head as I would of lost my job. Then as things got rather naughtie just wore normal clothes as everyone wanted a piece of CFC fan.at an away game. Good memories

[@tonyrichardson1140]

That's hilarious I was 15 years old and we ended up down the other end. We did the same thing, we cheered everytime Millwall scored a goal and I took it a step further just in case they weren't convinced by slagging off the referee every time he gave a decision against Millwall.

[@andrewdouglas7174]

I was there that day. I have to say it was frightening. I'm not really a fighter but somehow ended up in the CBL with a mob of Chelsea. What I can say is that mob did stay until the end of the game surrounded by police. At the final whistle everyone, including me, seemed to melt into the crowd. In the way back to the station I did see some well known Chelsea faces being identified, and chased by, the Millwall mob. I'd be the first to admit I was really happy to get on the train and back to west London.

[@SE16Proud]

Not in a million yrs was Eccles n co in the Cold Blow till the end they was sussed n got duly removed ask Danny Eccles he got sparked out by Ginger Bob they knewceach from work so it was an arranged meet but Eccles n co didn.t bank on Millwall being tooled up n started slashing Chelsea running them across the pitch to outside the ground where Hicky n his lot had arrived and was standing outside the Ilderton Rd end

[@bigpants6121]

You have to hand it to 'Steptoe and Son' for advancing through the Chelsea boys.

[@barrygyles2211]

Harold! Sort those thugs out they’re scaring the horse,he’s shit everywhere.

[@RoyBridges-fu8wh]

I went there with my dad as a 15 year old chelsea fan when we parked the car down this side road we saw about 100 fans with blue and white scarfs just standing there I had massive smile on my face look dad at that mob of chelsea fans " no son there Millwall once we got into the ground chelsea was in CBL end but soon got run out cfc got battered that day got run from pillar to post Not a great day Got revenge at the bridge

[@tonyrichardson1140]

I was at that game I was 15 yrs old me and my friends use to go home and away matches following Chelsea. We ended up down the other of pitch. We weren't with any firm but we tried to get in the Millwall end. Which was a very bad idea because they knew we weren't Millwall so we ended up walking in to a glass factory and was ordered to get off the property so we had to go back out again. This time we were surrounded by all the Millwalls fan and this black guy ( I think it might have been Tiny I don't know for sure) and he said you're fcuking Chelsea and all us were to scared to answer him, And a voice came out of the crowd of Millwall fans who I knew because he lived in my area and we were friends at primary school and I knew he was part of Millwalls firm. He said "they're ok they're Millwall, I could see they didn't believe him but obviously respected him enough not challenge what he said. They all grudgingly walked away and before I could say hello or thank you, he just said me fcuk off down the other end what the fcuk are doing coming in our end, and he walked away. Scariest game I ever went to other end was just as bad actually. I can honesty say, I witnessed Chelsea fans trying to take the Millwall end it didn't last long and it ended very badly. But hey ho, at least we could say we went there.

[@kayabent9766]

My Chelsea mates even though they admitted they got a hiding still had a laugh in them when they recounted the horse and cart incident

[@jamesmcnaboe8184]

As a wall fan normally dont get the truth from away fans ,surprised

[@user-fj4io8cf9y]

If the Chelsea tried to take the CBL they weren't the sharpest knife in the box. Pity it's not the same at the new ground.

[@hugohackenbush1554]

I'd just turned 16 when I went that day. I could actually hear the sound of my own blood swirling inside my head I was so on edge. Most frightened at a football match I've ever been and I was over in Mexico for the England vs Argentina game. I'll say one thing for our lot [all three firms], if we'd mobbed up, we'd have had a scrappers chance. I got kicked and punched black and blue in the CBL at that game and I swear it was only due to a massive ob who pulled me out of the swarm that it wasn't a lot worse. Funnily enough, my eldest daughter married a Millwall fan and his dad was in the CBL that day too. We're best of mates now. Even been to each other's london derby away games on occasion.

[@paulpolhill726]

Horrible game when bob latchford scored his 30 goals in the 78 79 season last game at goodison was Chelsea They had some firm that Day I was 13 but never been so scared at a match Still haunts me as I was in the wrong end wearing my blue and white scarf They had hammers etc punks and skinheads takin the piss. Best away mob I’ve seen was Birmingham in the cup 2010 I think Or Liverpool at Maine rd 84 replay They were up for it that night. Crazy times

[@Chelsea-mf4rp]

Truth is Chelsea lasted longer in the CBL than Millwall did in the Shed.. Not many could say they were in the Millwall end.....only other was West Ham...i don't recall any others...

[@littlefish1167]

There was no more then 10 millwall in the shed it was token effort nothing more but in 1986 fa cup went frims were sitting in the seats the so called new stand got well and truly taken fact

[@flatbusharry]

10😂 behave yourself mate. Probably a hundred that got battered out on to the dog track and the rest melted into the crowd. Might have got a kicking but Chelsea put up a better row in the cbl than you did in the shed.

[@littlefish1167]

@@flatbusharry see you have to be there to know you wasn't and your just like every other so called hooligan who can never except went they get batter chelsea got batter just like they did by spurs the season before facts .still No one wants to answer 1986 cup game in the seats

[@chelseacharger]

@@littlefish1167 Let's have some honesty here. There was a decent sized mob of Millwall in The Shed, close on a hundred. 10? Behave yourself. I was fifteen yards to the right of where they got on the running track and then scarpered down to the other end.

[@littlefish1167]

@@chelseacharger here we go again what is it with football hooligans you can never expect went you been done it's always the 'oh that wasn't our main mob " oh we didn't know you going to turn up "there was 2 many of you lot. The facts are chelsea got batter end of story I was one of the ten so don't tell me there was hundreds we was all from same housing estate fact .and yes we got done and deserve what we got but it was nothing compared to the beating you got at the den .let me tell you some other facts what chelsea fans don't like to admit 2 weeks before chelsea played millwall chelsea played Blackpool Away and took over 10.000 fans 250 miles away but how many come to millwall 2000 at the most and that's with the ones who was hiding in crowd saying nothing. Bottom line is chelsea got iron out learn to live with that fact

[@glenmorgan4597]

It's funny but on the Big match coverage of the game you don't see anything happening in the ground as in crowd trouble on the terraces, i remember going to the Tottenham v Millwall game in old 2nd Division, the 3-3 draw, but never went to the Xmas game at the Den.

[@northstand100]

The Account is good we did go with 3 firms instead of together and some did melt. Millwall killed us though we did show our faces and gave a pretty good account of ourselves especially one well known face. In recent times in the cup game at SB we killed Millwall we had again Chelsea attacking Chelsea that night so many different firms....that was always our problem. If we organised as one no one would have come near us.

[@littlefish1167]

Really ???so can tell me what happen in 1985 fa cup 3 2 to millwall .no I tell you by this time football frims had left the terraces for the seats. less old bill and you could slip under there radar .chelsea so called new strand was the choice off chelsea top boys and you needed tickets to get into the seats so the chances of anyone getting in the seats were slim. But a load of millwall went over to chelsea and brought tickets by the time the game came around on a Tuesday night hundreds of millwall had brought tickets and were met with very little resistance witch with out a doubt was a chelsea top boys end because millwall had chelsea early in the season in the league cup the new stand seats was given it large but they was on there toes in the fa cup .please tell me when millwall got batter by chelsea please use facts not hearsay. Football violence is well and truly over we all know that but went it wasn't and went it was area's on to area's without the police with out large jail sentences millwall were number 1 the rest off you will have to live with that fact

[@hugohackenbush1554]

I'm an old Gate 13'er. I was there in '85. I even remember your lot setting fires in the North Stand and dancing 'round them!!!

[@jimmybalantyne5545]

@@littlefish1167 It was 'Gate 13' and it was emptied in about five seconds. That night was a total and absolute piss-take.

[@laurapartridge4449]

Ìm sorry, did I hear that right? We killed millwall that night. You are deluded mate. After the game millwall ran Chelsea everywhere. Millwall splintered into different firms looking for Chelsea. I witnessed approximately 200 millwall chasing Chelsea down a side street and ripping wooden gates up to use as weapons. However, this Chelsea firm who were up for it at first bottled it and locked themselves into a pub. I never saw any Chelsea resistance that night from Chelsea. Perhaps there was because I can't be everywhere at once. Does anyone remember when we played Chelsea in a pre season friendly? For a club that can take 7000 to Leeds, isn't it amazing they could only manage to bring 200 south of the river and only 70 made it into the ground, the other 130 slipping away. I think Chelsea were still shaking up by the 76 game. Anyway that's history. Most top boys at both clubs are friends now. We have travelled to Chelsea away games and they have travelled to millwall away games..I won't name names but if you know you know.👍lot of respect for Chelsea.

[@hugohackenbush1554]

@@laurapartridge4449 Absolutely spot on. 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@user-fx8ym9cl1d]

Millwall got a beating in the shed in 77

[@SE16Proud]

Get it right ffs millwall 1st attack no.more than 50..we came in 20mns to late as ol bill was picking out Millwall by tea bar..we was 80 handed spotted Babs in crowd n launched an attack pushing Chelsea onto pitch where Millwall was 2 chelsea got stabbed if you look at pic you can 1 holding his stomach bleeding then another Millwall lot came through the white wall causing confusion lt resulted in a free for all ..n ol bill gained control...

[@millwallholdings]

Like chelsea did at the den you mean, was not a beating just beat by numbers

[@MikeNitro-og2xb]

Because Chelsea's beating came about by putting up a stand for a while...if you insist yours wasn't and the bridge it would be because you legged it out quicker

[@millwallholdings]

@@MikeNitro-og2xb Millwall lasted longer at the Bridge than the other way around, Another bod trying to re write history, AND at the Den when hardly any home fans were in the ground unlke the game at chelsea. There is actually some footage of it on You Tube, 3-0 to the wall at the Den and 1-1 in the return Chesleas goal coming when the right back of millwall Donaldson was in goal after the Lions took the lead.

[@slaz1966]

Lol - I remember the silky’s - nice walk down memory lane there lol - thought you may have been one of these keyboard hooligans who never been to a game never mind gone in an away end 👍

[@Peachbum85]

Take the writing off the footage it's ridiculous

[@lansdorf]

I came across a Chelsea mob, they were right up for it. I shit my pants and we were at home. I thought they looked a bit odd they were really smart and wearing suits.

[@4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse]

That was my ol mate Danny Eccles the rag n bone men wanted!

[@KryptonitetoallBS]

"They ALL had ice picks". How many were killed? How many lost eyes that day? Aye sure they did.......😉

[@littlefish1167]

Yes chelsea northstand did come in the cbl but it wasn't at kick off time it was the gates open 12.30 1 o'clock after a little bit of success millwall batter them in the corner off cbl in fact a lot of millwall was streaming into each other in there eagerness to get at chelsea because not everything was organized and not everyone new each other. But what he forgotten was that this mob of chelsea had no choice but to get on the pitch and as Gordon Jago was appealing for fighting to stop the batter northstand started to sing on the pitch witch upset a little mob off millwall in the seats who then got on to the pitch and to the joy of ground chase chelsea towards the ilderton road end were there was millwall waiting for them .after all these years this still remains the biggest kicking any firm ever got down the den

[@keithblakeman2823]

Fair enough, how many clubs brought the numbers Chelsea did that day. Up till then your main visitors were Pompey and Cardiff. What happened against Spurs the following season, I know they brought loads but with the same intent as Chelsea?

[@littlefish1167]

​@@keithblakeman2823your right not many did show up at the den Cardiff and Nottingham forest always show up . The Tottenham game after the game they try to get home by new cross but ended up at the elephant. and by that time the police had close of the ilderton road end to spurs fans only millwall did try and strom it but were batter back by police who was taking no prisoners

[@keithblakeman2823]

@@littlefish1167 I’d forgotten about Forest, they turned up in numbers at both our seasons in Div.2

[@britishqueen94]

​@@keithblakeman2823Run wall from Ilderton to New Cross- that's over a mile- forced by OB to walk to Elephant - not a single wall on OKR- what intent did the Rentboys come with running and shitting themselves with the first contact with Wall...Eccles said it all , with 1000 bods Chelsea shouldn't have got battered like they did at the Den...likewise we battered you 75 WHL and SB 78 and 82

[@paullester3746]

They came on a horse and cart 😂😂😂

[@martinlove7073]

But they came

[@AlanBuchmann]

About 13 of us went that day to Millwall what a nightmare and I think we lost 3,0. We thought the Millwall lot would be in the c b l end. We went in the half way. But all the Millwall mob were there. We left 10min before the end. That when we were shit.

[@markwinstanley4898]

Yeah well !!! My Dads Arder than your Dad, and we got a Ford Capri not a crap Cortina 😂

[@petem7118]

Yeah…. But does he have Carlos Fandango wheels…?! 😂

[@markkrzeczunowicz8265]

Pretty accurate of the days event , though there was several hundred Chelsea in the CBL and they did hold there own

[@jimmybalantyne5545]

Complete and utter bollocks.

[@bermondseyboy1660]

Ha ha hold there own they got battered and run on the pitch in no time.After all these years your still claiming a result walking in to a half empty CBL.Comical.

[@markkrzeczunowicz8265]

B4 the game Millwall run us in the estate, then we got chased by a totter with his horse & cart brandishing a meat cleaver. And that is factual , Chelsea in the CBL ,old bill jogged on and left Millwall & Chelsea to fight it out and yes Chelsea held there own . Just like in the return game Millwall came in the shed only to be run onto the pitch. I was at both games . I don't need to lie or exaggerate

[@ianburridge619]

@@markkrzeczunowicz8265 The old bill didn’t jog on mate even the other Chelsea in the comments admit you were surrounded by O.B all game, it was the only thing stopping a lot of you get seriously hurt

[@KevinStarr-cr4sc]

Load 0f shit was there that day in the Fulwell end at Sunderland 😂

[@chriscowap6213]

I was at this game 18s old the 💯truth is Chelsea tried early to in CBL got sussed and batted but 10 minutes AFTER k/0 about 100 of them came in and made them selves know proper game as fuck it was kicking off the whole game old bill surrounded Chelsea Millwall were attacking them all game but they stood there ground till ten minutes from time then they new they had to get out we picked them off every where beating them mercilessly they were game as but they got done 💯That is the true version but fair play to them 👍

[@richard2303]

These are the sorts of things everyone should be proud to have on their life resume.

[@qprcasual]

😂😂😂😂

[@tiredmole]

League cup game. 80s. Facts. Went off big time. Plod weren't interested. Bobby isaacs, youth team/ reserve, had his back slashed thru his leather jacket. We were plonked in their home end that night and i questioned the turnstile wanker if that was right? Mental night, the wall storing tools in local boozers. I parked my nissun urvan on the trading estate by the ground. It was a fun night, unless u were a fanny.

[@lordprotector3367]

I doubt they spoke with that accent.

[@keithlawrance4502]

Reading all these 'we ran you'....'i was there' blah blah blah amuses me, we all have stories, we no doubt were there(some of us) but in all honesty who would come on here and say our firm etc got ran left right n centre on most occasions we visited any certain grounds back in the day?? I've been at some lively encounters at Millwall....West Ham....the yids.....Stoke....Birmingham City too name a few here, and some in Europe. All i'll say is as long as you personally held your own, the rest is just bravado, hearsay. and in alot of cases....Bollocks!!! A romantic, in some cases handed down story, you use as your own!!! Chelsea by the way, claiming just too have been there, slapped n got slapped and loved every minute....lol x

[@drover110]

That's the Leazes end Newcastle- impregnable!! NUFC

[@peterpretentious1029]

was down millwall when the geordies arrived with their firm , all the top boys at the front, bob and terry and mad oz an neville and denis howay the lads.

[@drover110]

what about Ant and Dec? on a serious note we took good numbers in Nov 88 and in 93. I was at 88 game and it was very lively down OKR.@@peterpretentious1029

[@northstand100]

As you say not hearsay what happened. Please don't tell me your like West Ham and no one beats you.....don't get me wrong sometimes yer you were on top, sometimes we were and no it was not hear say.

[@sidbroughton8750]

Hi their fella proper old school West Ham admit when we have come unstruck, even in Cass book he's talks of us getting done down the old Kent road by millwall.

[@northstand100]

@@sidbroughton8750 fair play, again sometimes you killed us especially in the 70s at your place....you lot had a hold on us and I don't know why, if we were organised no one would come near us.

[@sidbroughton8750]

@@northstand100 fair play fella you admit that we had a hold over you we sense that as well .

[@georgenicholson2314]

I remember Chelsea running forest westbridford boys out of the east stand.lol their boys weren't so good when the yellow peril mob done them and we cleared three fences in the Bridgford end to run them.good days lads.im a leeds fan but that day side by side with my mates.longeaton boys stab Sandiacre and balloon woods

[@malthusXIII-fo3ep]

That '77 match is on YT...and Chelsea were allocated Forest's home end,...amazingly.

[@bobbeedle8959]

Find it hard to believe anything that Chelsea say after claiming to have taken Boro's Holgate end when in fact they were escorted into the ground at 2pm and ran across the pitch at 2:15 to an almost empty stand and sprayed CFC on the back wall.

[@tonypaul3205]

That's bollocks pal, we got there early morning, me and about 10 mates got into the ground because a couple of gates were open(about 11.am), it wasn't spray, it was white paint that the groundsman left on the touchline, we wrote 'cfc north stand' on the back wall of borosilicate end, we then went down to the station and waited until about 2.p.m, there was only about 70 of us and we went in one of the corner turnstiles and walked towards you lot and ran towards yous, you tried coming up the back but couldn't get up the stairs, eventually we got well outnumbered, I got taken to cook hospital with a nasty cut ,taken across the pitch by police, don't make stuff up, like all you northerners do!.

[@dougiemuir]

​@@tonypaul3205well said!!👍👍😎😎

[@paulmatthews1798]

Jackonory story

[@apm763]

I was 13, travelling from Paddington and had arranged to meet a mate from Finsbury Park to go to the match. We must have met up at Whitechapel on the East London Line and he told me that just before meeting up he'd been punched in the stomach by some fans. Anyway, we carried on the journey to New Cross Gate station and just followed all the other Chelsea supporters. I remember seeing graffiti on the way to the ground saying things like, 'Chelsea turn back now'. We got into the Ilderton Road end and all of a sudden we heard all the Chelsea supporters in the opposite (CBL) end. We saw some fighting in the middle of the CBL in the first half, but most of the action seemed to be in the corner between the Dockside and the CBL where Millwall were trying to get into the CBL. During half time we tried to make our way to the CBL to be with the Chelsea in there and managed to make our way into the Dockside. We were moving along the back of the Dockside in front of a bar and it was really packed with people going to the bar. The second half started and we'd only got about half way along the Dockside. My mate then said that his stomach was hurting from where he'd been punched earlier and said he wanted to go down to where the St. John's Ambulance people were, at the front. We made our way down to them and they took us to a medical room which must have been underneath the CBL end because when we were in there we could hear the Chelsea singing from what seemed to be above us. I don't know if my mate really had stomach pains or was just making it up to get away from it all, but he stayed lying in the medical room for the rest of the game. Even right near the end of the match we could hear the Chelsea in the stand, above us. I can't remember much about leaving other than we didn't have any trouble and I think we may have gone the opposite direction to everyone else and just got a bus out of the area until we were well clear and then made our way home from wherever we were.

[@chipperjack8914]

and not a single brain cell between the lot of them

[@TOP.FOX.]

Say all you like but only chelsea turned up in holland Poland and turkey.

[@johnhopkinson4054]

North Stand Chelsea Orphan Boys

[@hudson7354]

Ice picks 😂😂😂😂

[@paulnewton9733]

Great spellers in London! 😅 Can't wait to hear of their account of coming to Goodison! That should be a 'larf', as they'd say! UTFT!

[@jeffbarnes4558]

Wolly

[@millwallholdings]

Like when Everton come to the Den in the cup and got run

[@WOLFanddBEAR]

F'in love it.

[@owstonlad3859]

What a load of bollox and bullshit.

[@scoop3524]

😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴😴

[@nicksheldon7297]

Soft millwal all mouth

[@laurapartridge4449]

When you say all mouth what you're really saying is I've never come across millwall. No one ever comes to millwall unless they're firm handed. Why? Because they know the risk they are taking. If millwall were all mouth then other firms would come without a care in the world. Whoever you support i bet we've turned you over at sometime.

[@robbeadle9487]

Chelsea turning up at forest are you having a laugh wat a joke Chelsea are full of crap

[@chelseachelseaboy]

You need to check that....CFC had the Forest home end in 77 and that is a fact.....not part of the end...the whole end.

[@laurapartridge4449]

Forest are the joke 😂😂😂😂😂

[@stanandollie7041]

What utter garbage😂😂😂

[@dandlion1958]

Chelsea Dreamer propaganda.