The club is working hard to improve its match day reputation. Physical safety is much higher in the stadium, and fan engage plans have boosted attendances in the Family Stand. Abusive chanting is still a big issue, though, and there remain pockets of violence. We should be talking about what Millwall achieved on the pitch last season, but of course we aren’t

kyle.dimond3mo ago

I think it’s also that the club has such a big reputation that these instances tend to get remembered longer than if it happens to other clubs. Clearly progress being made but it’s going to be so hard to remove that stigma entirely

seanfisher3mo ago

I think West Ham’s relegation has obviously brought this into a spotlight again too, and that fixture will obviously be on high alert next season. But Millwall and the club board deserve praise for how they are turning the reputation around

johnverrall113mo ago

I think we are talking about what they’re doing on the pitch? Fantastic season, punching well above their weight, really solid core to their squad. They’ll be up their again next year

callum_boyle3mo ago

Very outdated take towards Millwall. As Jonathan says, they do great work. The club were awarded silver status by the EFL for their family scheme. I’ve been to Millwall away five times and never encountered a problem. Brilliant club, passionate fanbase and the talk of violence is non-existent. Millwall have earned their flowers on and off the pitch

gorriejonathan3mo ago

Millwall do some brilliant work in the community and that should be mentioned too