Millwall - panorama 1977

Millwall FC:
F - Troop, The Bushwackers, The Treatment, Harry the Dog

[@alexjewell2351]

This is gold, needs to be preserved. It captures the angst of youth, tribalism and loyalty to your manor quite perfectly.

[@henrysmith883]

Agree. Well put.

[@gerardos3001]

Correct, however lived there, I grew up with these people. understand poor no access to real education. I moved to village in Leigh Kent

[@danielmoran9902]

Its difficult to find young people in London now who speak with the accent you hear in this film.

[@Stand663]

These were proper working class cockney lads. They lived a hard life. What brought them together was their local football club Millwall, passed down through the generations.

[@db0800]

This docu created the siege mentality at The Wall. The film makers duped everyone involved.

[@indiekiddrugpatrol3117]

@@db0800 It was definitely wrong to single out Millwall like this but the value of what they recorded is immense.

[@crotchrottss]

Happened nationwide

[@millll8322]

@@db0800 problem is there were plenty of decent, non violent Millwall fans interviewed but funnily enough they wernt interested in putting them on tv. Same story for the man selling NF literature out the front of the Den. He was never seen before or after filming. Funny that. And they wonder why we don’t like cameras

[@ConCon75]

​@@millll8322well that's bollocks

[@SirBoycie]

Fun Fact: The band playing at 8:00 is Urchin...featuring a pre-Iron Maiden Adrian Smith on guitar

[@mrtoad1408]

Yea madness that

[@knightsorder]

wow thanks for that info dude

[@thehappywerewolf]

I was just going to say that you know the score fair play to you.

[@G.E.MTFC_]

​@@knightsorderdude... Ffs

[@crotchrottss]

Iron midden are west ham

[@marks3620]

Fantastic documentary good to go back and see what football and lifestyle in the 70s were like.

[@davidmcnamara3243]

It's a throw back to a bygone age : the primordial man!!!! It lives within all of us.

[@MickyOHanlon2262]

Postman Pat has gone right off the fucking rails 😂😂😂

[@SuperTed19021]

Maybe he went on the change his ways afterwards and headed for a completely new life and identity in the sleepy Cumbrian valleys as a humble postman. *How little* Jess, his wife and the residents of Greendale knew about his past. 🤔😏

[@irieite9666]

And he beat up Fred Elliot I say, I say he beat up Fred Elliot 13:21, that is impressive is that.

[@MickyOHanlon2262]

@@irieite9666 🤣🤣🤣

[@crotchrottss]

He's Soul Crew...,?

[@Ali-mi8vi]

Brilliant slice of history. Followed club and country for many years, every Millwall lad I've met home and abroad has been sound.

[@alannoles760]

“The f troop are the real nutters” made me laugh out load

[@garyelliott6879]

Adrian smith from iron maiden singing shes a roller

[@simondunlop4628]

I'm Chelsea but dad is from bermondsey and they are great people

[@Everything-wo9ds]

Exact same as me 😅

[@makeajazznoisehere]

How times have changed. We still love our club in the same way. Who will mention these days the stuff that our club does for charity. This is an artefact of a different time, 40 plus years ago. We still love our club though

[@daleyp2001]

"You grew up in university. I grew up street fighting."

[@ThreeLions82]

We we're Southwest Londoners, but I remember my dad telling me the stories about Millwall.

[@mrkipling2201]

Love the way the well spoken narrator says “ old bill “ !!

[@MrAhmes2001]

Lovely stuff that 😂

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

I see you all over mr Kipling, who’s your team pal?

[@ThreeLions82]

Self confessed loonies lol!

[@mrkipling2201]

​@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain Manchester United. First game I saw at Old Trafford was 30th November 1985. Watford, 1-1. Alan Brazil scored for us, Colin West for Watford.

[@mrkipling2201]

​@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain you probably won't like my choice of team, in fact I know you won't!! My Dad is a Manchester United fan and you normally haven't got a choice who your team is!! Lol 😂

[@garethlipyeart6520]

harry the dog legend

[@henrysmith883]

He died years ago

[@SuperTed19021]

@@henrysmith883 What happened to Billy Plummer since then?

[@lugwalder]

Apparently killed himself a few years back,

[@carbonarapadrino]

A great old documentary. I watched it as a small boy. They seem like sound lads to me.

[@jonmortermusic]

Good to see that Simon Day had a previous career as a Millwall fan before joining The Fast Show as Tommy Cockles and Billy Bleach

[@mrtoast4740]

Wasn't he dave angel as well? Lol!

[@bigpants6121]

Someone's sitting there mate!

[@bigpants6121]

@@mrtoast4740 Eco Warrior!

[@gargantuk]

Genius comment at 1.52 -'Anyone comes dahhn ere vey get slung ahht, ah tell you vatt nayow'. Combine that boast with his clobber, hairdo and glasses - just brilliant.

[@SiliconMolybdenumNitrogen]

Comedy gold 😂

[@Ess-w3g]

Poor sod ended up topping himself. RIP

[@navillus15]

“Harry The Dog, Mad Pat & Winkle” is my favourite bedtime story book. They go to the zoo, have an ice cream and then kick a giraffe’s head off before getting put in a cage with the other animals.

[@YJB8CCFC]

Gordon Jago‘ I’d love to have a 20,000 all seater stadium filled with season ticket holders’. They’ve got that now and can barely fill half that.

[@markjenner7199]

And there is still trouble at the new den

[@christiandawit612]

​@markjenner7199 and still having a hard time having to fill up the away end too. Upper tier half full and lower tier not even used. The away end is only full for the massive clashes

[@michaelburton9643]

Back in the 1980s I watched Derby County home and away I only went to Millwall once at cold blow lane never again I decided

[@flolo2920]

Some of you people need to show a little respect . These people made Millwall and some of them are respected men🦁💙

[@pauloliver6813]

No mate- respect is due to the people who get up every morning, go to work and work long hours for very little, do anything they can to make their lives and those of their children better. And you know what? They still support football clubs.

[@mrtoast4740]

@@pauloliver6813 well said!!

[@antonyhobbs1144]

Harry the Dog a legend

[@acloserlook6133]

He's dead now.

[@ianmangham4570]

@@acloserlook6133 R.I.P

[@pr-tj5by]

@@acloserlook6133 Really??

[@acloserlook6133]

@@pr-tj5by Yes mate. Died an alcoholic.

[@pr-tj5by]

@@acloserlook6133 I'm a Stoke boy, when was it?

[@christopherbriscoe6683]

The final comments by the reporter, David Taylor were pretty prophetic... "But they'll all be back next week. At Millwall, as at most football clubs, violence is only one side of the coin, on the other side are good humour, companionship and a sense of belonging - which for these lads would be hard to replace." "Of course measures should be taken to curb the excesses of soccer violence, but if those measures drive the terrace fans out of football, the cure may prove worse than the disease." So true....

[@lennylaa1686]

A few of 'em got walloped in the Tote End at Bristol Rovers but they themselves had a big firm of skinheads around 1969/70 and got into a lot of fights....so the Gas Heads had a reputation for agro, one of the toughest mobs around at that time.

[@anandmorris]

Bristol?! I just could not imagine that accent attached to anything tough 🤣

[@lennylaa1686]

@@anandmorris I know what U mean!

[@lennylaa1686]

@@anandmorris Great read about them by Chris Brown..''Booted and Suited'' ..gives the Gas inside story & all their agro.

[@anandmorris]

@@lennylaa1686 Cheers pal, I'll give it a read!

[@walesrhondda]

I thank "a reverend" who took me to Millwall 1st time in Februray 1997 and he told me "my son you will take over for me because I will die soon and whatever you do with Millwall it will be forgiven later" and since then I follow Millwall in good and bad times. I learnt that Millwall fans are the most honest people, the most loyal supporter and the most respected everywhere they go. I am the only Millwall supporter in Bristol to wear Millwall shirts and many City & Rovers fans in Broadmead and on Gloucester Road having a big mouth learnt it over the years to "give way nicely". I enjoy going into my local cafe Saturdays and taunt Gasheads or Bristol Shitty ...... However I miss Dirty Leeds most

[@markjenner7199]

I have been to broadmead in Bristol in the80s scarery place. Even in the daytime

[@thetoysthatmove]

-_

[@lennylaa1686]

Gasheads in action on the Tote at the end of this piece.

[@markdurrant4174]

South londons finest 👌

[@RD-ox3ce]

Watched this first time round 👍

[@ianmangham4570]

Yup

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

Me too

[@RD-ox3ce]

Absolute Class 🇬🇧

[@wills4794]

"There's always that one Northerner who wants to have a go at you." Someone should have told him was going to Bristol!

[@markjenner7199]

To them anywhere outside London is north 😊

[@mrkipling2201]

Least it was proper football back then. Players can’t even tackle now. Plus you need a degree and take out a 2nd mortgage to get a ticket.

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

Spot on mate, my first Leeds game was dangerous 1978, grounds stunk of piss fighting going off in every section and players flying in with tackles..Sh it now, the prawn sandwich brigade as took over ...Even the fans are posh now, nerds and statistician geeks everywhere...Bring back 70s and 80s football..The Good Old Days...🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@mrkipling2201]

@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain 👍👍👍 totally agree.

[@calum1741]

@@mrkipling2201 100% agree with you

[@COLOUREDCOAT]

And vaccinated now too 😂😂

[@calum1741]

@@COLOUREDCOAT yep crazy times

[@sarum20059]

i remember going the old den in early 90s, and boy we was very lucky. was a night game, i was about 15 with my elder bro and friend. after being held back for a hour. we went the opposite way to the rest of the fans in escort as we drove down, fair play soon as they seen i was only a kid they backed off. anyhow we was 3 adults we would a been in hospital

[@robg71]

6.38 must go down as the greatest comment in football violence :)

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🤣🤣👌

[@johnfothergill1581]

Must get a number for Billy Plumbers barber lol,id laugh if he had rushed me ho ho ho

[@coniferclose]

The good old days.

[@Ess-w3g]

Mick and Gary seemed like a right pair of iron hoofs

[@isaacpeachey8609]

Soccer? I’ve never heard somebody from England actually say that.

[@Canleykid]

I remember it was quite often called soccer in the UK in the 1970’s, if not more frequently.

[@stephenroche5107]

This aggression and mobilisation should have been directed at the goverment of the day.

[@Sidneyyoungblood75]

No doubt you say this because you think it was "The Tories" or "evil Thatcher".....🙄🙄🥱🥱 Even though it was shitty Labour and Callaghan when this was filmed and came out.

[@vicvinegarDebo]

​@@Sidneyyoungblood75 wasn't the 80s even worse for this shit, seems shitty labour and shitty torys can't run a bath let alone a country 🤣

[@michaelharrison3602]

I was going to get married but then realized I like it up the gary

[@Ess-w3g]

Hell of a lot of homo eroticism in this documentary.

[@benjaminpullinger3567]

I would love to meet F troop in a saaaaaaf London boozer and talk about their exploits , they are the godfathers of the football casuals

[@user-ts2be3mw1z]

Just cannot comprehend this type of people, regardless where they are from.

[@a.v.london1952]

Me neither!😂

[@christopherbriscoe6683]

Camaraderie, escaping the humdrum of every day life, and trying to make something of themselves by doing something very difficult, and an in depth study of human psychology. Books have been written about this stuff.

[@mikeknapp9811]

How is no one talking about that old fella that hangs around with that kid. Lives with him and all sorts. Deffo something dodgy there

[@raymondmcdonald355]

Think they are just mates

[@raymondmcdonald355]

Filming about football violence certainly wouldn't be allowed in a nursery nowadays lol ha

[@raymondmcdonald355]

He was going to marry Lorraine

[@neildmonte8786]

12:58 the guy said let em come 😁 now understanding where the chant comes from

[@lukassssi]

27??? He looks 45

[@user-ek2xg8uq1j]

Whatever happened to the young lad Gary Roberts? Didn’t seem too much of a lost cause at that point. Is he still around/alive? Only early 60s still even now in 2024. Billy Plummer passed away I think. Mick Harris….is he still around? Mid 70s now if he is. Fascinated to know what became of all these blokes.

[@starkat4639]

I’m fascinated too.

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

The sad thing is a lot of football lads back then picked the drugs up in the late 80s early 90s with the rave seen, a lot got into smack and are know longer with us..The two evils that killed football violence was 1. Mrs Thatcher and 2. Persian Rugs...

[@jamiewilliams6471]

the rave scene? or you seen the rave scene? hahah

[@xandykkaudy8252]

I'm sorry but football violence has to be the most pathetic thing I've seen from the British

[@hewhoc8664]

You’re deluded if you think it’s exclusively British. Every country has them, many even have ultras, a lot worse than any British teams.

[@billericaysteve]

Of course, it's certainly not exclusively British. I'm not even sure that football hooliganism as such was a British invention. However, it certainly did become a blueprint for hooliganism in the rest of Europe. My understanding of the comment above is that Xandy had probably seen lots of positives from the British but was simply pointing out that, on the negative side, the football hooliganism of the seventies and eighties was the most pathetic thing he/she had seen.

[@pauloliver6813]

@@xandykkaudy8252 If you can name me a society/nation of over 1 million people anywhere in the world that doesn't have sub-cultures of violence, you win. But you cannot, sadly.

[@Evemeister12]

The bit where Millwall's manager confronts the hooligans and asks them what they're doing this for and what they want from the club, and the hooligans descend into an incoherent rambling tirade, sums them up. A bunch of misguided and messed up guys who try to find any justification for their wasted lives.

[@danarmstrong8460]

I bet you're fun at parties

[@Evemeister12]

@@danarmstrong8460 Keyboard warrior alert

[@raymondmcdonald355]

Bag of laughs this guy eh

[@carbonarapadrino]

Westbourne Park is a safe space??? I am so triggered!

[@jonnyjoanknecht5164]

He got sparked by a Bushwhacker obviously 🤣

[@db0800]

Most clubs have statues of ex. players or managers. The Wall should get one of Harry the Dog. Tool in pone hand cig in the other. Hard to dislike these lads who had nothing but love for their club and defended her name.

[@JohnSmith-nl1er]

Somewhere in the deep bowels of London docklands, it's still 1544

[@andrewfield8523]

The 30 year old blokes he talks about at 18.50 are now 83 years old

[@seanpaulluke]

Massive establishment hit piece ever

[@seanpaulluke]

They're just trying to ramp up justification for legislation.

[@lennylaa1686]

Manipulated, distorted editing.

[@pato2200]

A bit of violence never hurt anyone.

[@SiliconMolybdenumNitrogen]

Only the folks in hospital 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@IlPifferaioMagico]

Where is the first song? the one that the child sings? Thank you

[@markjenner7199]

Millwall now have a all seated stadium what's cha

[@markjenner7199]

The dark hair guy in a gold polo neck is that Danny baker

[@rochcow]

Both Billy and Harry met a sorry end.

[@starkat4639]

What happened to them?

[@Mistel-lz3lf]

8:04 Adrian Smith from Iron Maiden

[@JasonUmbrellabird]

Yep, the band's name was Urchin. I saw them around this time, I was 15.

[@lewisgreen2957]

Bands really earned their strips back then. Playing pubs with tough audiences, close contact.

[@goldhawkroad]

I thought Billy Plumber was Deidre Barlow

[@55tranquility]

Is Harry the Dog and the rest of F Troop still around, what are they up to now?

[@suds3405]

So what happened in the Tottenham game then?

[@jeremylamovsky942]

The dog goes on a kamikaze mission...

[@jamesclarke8726]

I think mick is doing garry up the wrong un the dirty pirate.A fink some of they chaps are a bit dolly dimple .

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

🤣🤣🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🤣🤣👌

[@chchedda]

Doing Garry up the garry

[@dudushe]

Sheer poetry from one of your own.

[@runawayplane6166]

Bobby the Dog looks absolutely terrifying!

[@bobbybenaziza3234]

Harry

[@michaelharrison3602]

West ham used to sing "we all agree harry the dog is a poodle" to the tune eye eye eye eye

[@electorofsaxony7646]

Historic

[@lewisgreen2957]

Question the referees parentage..😂

[@dogbreath8396]

🦁

[@lennylaa1686]

Whatever happened to that Blackburn lad?

[@dirgahayuindonesia1080]

Baby face to be hooligans. Lol Billie

[@chrisgraham7053]

3:20....Vic Reeves!!!!!

[@nightonthetiles8833]

, Tottenham only game that brings a mass turnout lol , we brought one of the biggest firms over there in the 80s ,BBC know Fuck all, Had some lively times back in the late 70s early 80s, always a tough place to go, good days and bad to be fair, them days are long gone now, you'll still get the old lads turning out for the big games , but old bill getting clued up, and cctv nowadays have changed it for good, yeah you still have it, on a smaller scale here and there,but never be the same as back then

[@steviehope7718]

Hilarious 😂

[@SoyaSauceMFC]

Billy is the realist

[@joedirt3449]

proper lad

[@SuperTed19021]

As football purists say, "When Saturday Comes." Had *even more* meaning back then.

[@clivet3846]

Great to see the Tote End. UpThe Gas.

[@user-fh7zp3zv9z]

up the ass more like! there’s only OTIB! C C CSF

[@lennylaa1686]

They were a fiercesome mob at the time of the skinheads 69/70, hard mob always up for trouble. Neighbours City were nobodies at that time.

[@mrtoast4740]

19.52 he don't half sound like Billy Bright from the football factory 👍

[@kitharrison8799]

He had ambitions, but rucking and prog were hard mistresses.

[@fonosayno]

Anyone want to go to the Chicken Pen and challenge these gals to a ruck?

[@alanjax7685]

i did community service wuth harry the dog in crawley, now im a hammer, people just dont getit i always remember what harry said ,at 3 oclock we are enemies at 5 oclock ill buy you a beer ! legend

[@MillwallRobest]

This is the thing these lads were never actually that bad. the media liked to frame us all as horrible hooligans Harry, billy and tiny were top lads and seeing them as kids you know they are genuinely nice people you just wouldn’t want to cross them cause as they said they would put a pint glass in your head 😂😂😂

[@alanjax7685]

@@MillwallRobest only if you had no respect or manners

[@MillwallRobest]

@@alanjax7685 huh?

[@danieleyre8913]

@@MillwallRobest To be honest; these guys like Harry the Dog in this documentary were just typical working class hardcore supporters of their local football club. They're no different to most hardcore & blue collar supporters of West Ham, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Charlton Athletic, Crystal Palace, Leyton Orient, or any other football club in the world. This was just something that they'd made important in their lives because it helped them get by in those lives, and they loved it. At least they didn't become hardcore Christians or politico's instead. This was just a cheap hit piece from the BBC, Harry the Dog and the other blokes were *not* the hooligans in the "bushwhackers" or other firms who were organising anti-social behaviour, the stupid BBC producers were looking at the wrong people. I'm sure Harry the Dog was no pushover & could defend himself if he had to, but I'm also sure that he minded his own business and didn't go looking for trouble.

[@carlstrohm6152]

@@danieleyre8913 well said , even in the doc there were fellow so called hooligans who were moderating the convo when it came to anything obviously silly , around the point where one said " I'll put a fing pint glass over his head ", they didnt all want to be seen as brash and stupid. Most were already grown men not little teenagers. As a Spurs fan i thought the segment at Charlton was ridiculous from the aspect of us running from small numbers , Spurs were total loons and not fazed but thats a small part. Overall it needs preserving as a piece of working class culture from its time. Some of these fellers came across fairly well imo.

[@saintric8007]

8:05 Kings of Leon you stole that melody and riff And that Billy lad you wouldn't think it by looking at him but he's a proper fucking geezer

[@ianmangham4570]

I fucking love this documentary, proper moody geezers, millwall was full of British LION'S 🇬🇧🙋‍♂️⚡⚡

[@Podders1991]

What strikes me is even though these lads are young working class people who left school early, they still speak clearly and use the English language properly. Not like today where it seems the youth have their own language

[@aidygooner]

It's sad how the schools aren't teaching the youths properly anymore and the government underfunding the education sector, probably to prevent the population from expressing themselves properly about how bad the country is run as it's easier to fool and misguide uneducated people than those who were well educated.

[@Roscoe.P.Coldchain]

Been trying to find the full icf documentary from the 80s with cass pennant on..? Can’t find the full version anywhere..It’s the best football doc ever made..Especially when the icf are battling scumchester united

[@RD-ox3ce]

Brilliant documentary 👍

[@markjenner7199]

To goldenbolloks try looking on u tube it's on there

[@oaoa3953]

Whats it called?

[@bindipper7333]

You mean getting done in at Old Trafford 85

[@stephenroche5107]

IQ of a gold fish.

[@joedirt3449]

ya mum?

[@dominewimbury2039]

Who's the bloke who says about the pint glass? I laughed at that comment

[@trtr9626]

Bobby the wolf. Absolute legend

[@dominewimbury2039]

@@trtr9626 cheers

[@red-pn8fk]

Can anyone name the documentary of an amateur team hiring CBL for its last game?

[@mickykedian7753]

Vaguely remember the team as MILLDEAN can’t remember the name of the programme….

[@carltheblue.2531]

Millwall got badly chopped at Everton 73, trying to take the street end and ended up with 7 of them stabbed and the rest running on to the pitch for safety.. Dangerous gaff Everton

[@lennylaa1686]

knives = cowards = weaklings.

[@carltheblue.2531]

@@lennylaa1686 Harry the dog said on the coach ‘ Everyone is tooled up at Millwall’ ? plus all singing’ stab stab the bastard on the coach, it’s happened everywhere all crews carried pal or are Millwalls finest cowards to ? I’m not condoning it , that how it was back then 80s worse

[@JIMGEORDIE]

Who's the band playing on 8.00 minutes?

[@aumgnaumgn]

URCHIN, with Adrian Smith who went on to much bigger things in Iron Maiden!

[@starkat4639]

I wonder what happened to the likes of Billy and Harry the Dog. Does anyone know? I kind of felt sorry for Billy a bit.

[@aidygooner]

@25:35 I find it funny how in that time, the imperial days of Britain weren't fully over and were still in control of the very few remaining countries around the world yet these sad fools get a panic attack when they see a bit of colour and flavour... 🙈😂

[@mfc2603]

BW and Tiny . Those men who made Millwall, Millwall

[@Ksknight100]

"People are frightened of us all over England...." Bwahahahahahahahaha!!!!

[@peterkadesh826]

Blackburn fan allegedly badly beaten but his face was unmarked

[@bigdave2308]

Typical blackburn coward

[@mqb5151]

17:20 what a lovely dad. Good role model for his sons future. My son is 17 and got 10 A* doing 4 A Levels n just applied to Oxford and L.S.E. what a difference.

[@legendaryjonblue]

That's not his dad, he's some kind of community worker. Your son may have got 10 A*s but has he honestly had a nice stress free childhood? Or constant pressure to please his family with academic results, in competition with his siblings and cousins etc.. These children often suffer from emotional scars as they get older due to stress of it all.

[@mqb5151]

@@legendaryjonblue true say. But I am a working class lad whose put in serious effort to educate my kids. But your right we can't view the world through the prisim of our own lives. Each of us is different.

[@JesusChristisfake]

@@mqb5151 what’s your son gonna do when West Ham come down for a go??!!

[@mqb5151]

@@JesusChristisfake ermmm I don't know how to answer that... I'm not sure what you mean sir.

[@JesusChristisfake]

@@mqb5151 what’s he gonna do if ICF front him or more importantly what’s he gonna do if a northerner spits in his back?

[@MrAhmes2001]

I swear everyone hates Tottenham 🤣🤣 They should use the chant “nobody likes us we don’t care”

[@MillwallRobest]

Because Tottenham do care also we started singing it because of the media I’m the 1970s

[@anandmorris]

Was that Elton john complaining about "norvernerz"

[@johnathandaviddunster38]

Wonder if they are 70 year old yobs now??⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️

[@johnmoore9862]

Either in Nick or intensive care.

[@wakeup2133]

She was not aware of any guidlines cocerning coaches leaving within an hour, has this woman never heard of the internet.

[@eddiegrimm9462]

there was no internet back in them days

[@markwiles3485]

2:01

[@bosshoss64]

Best Stockholm Rd ever

[@neilbone9490]

Was Billy’s mum Delia Smith? 🤣

[@tomace4898]

Naughty boys looking for mass offs.