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Pan-London police plan for Leeds' New Den visit
12:11pm Friday 10th October 2008
POLICE are planning a London-wide operation to ensure public safety when Leeds United play Millwall.
Officers from the Met say they are are working with colleagues from West Yorkshire Police and British Transport Police and with Millwall Football Club to ensure the game at the New Den on October 18 is trouble-free.
Fans who do not have a ticket are advised not to travel to the game and are reminded that tickets will only be for sale until 5pm on October 15.
Police say they be at the Millwall ground and throughout London on match day, to provide reassurance for fans and the local community.
- Three men have been charged in connection with an incident in which police were pelted with stones, lighters and coins after the last Millwall v Leeds United match at the New Den on April 19.
- One of the men, a 19-year-old from Bromley, was found guilty of an offence under the Public Order Act on September 3 at Greenwich Magistrates' Court and awaits sentencing.
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Sunny Girl, London says...
3:58pm Fri 10 Oct 08
p.s. I hate football, full of thugs and 'I'm so clever matey' NOT
justin cider, plumstead says...
5:47pm Fri 10 Oct 08
Erastus wrote:What a sweeping statement that is.
How Your Lord wishes the powers-that-be would ban this banal game played by dire, dull, dimwits and watched by dum, drunken, dregs.
Police resources are stretched enough as it is without having to make sure violent thugs that call themselves 'fans' behave themselves.
Millwall has a saying that goes, 'No-one likes us, we don't care'.
Obviously.
Your Lord, Erastus Theobald Piggott
The thugs and scum are a minority just as they are in the rest of society.Your a biggot and a bounder sir.
Erastus, Bexley says...
6:18pm Fri 10 Oct 08
Do yourself a favour and buy a dictionary.
Justin's grade: E for 'Erastus'
Your Lord, Erastus Theobald Piggott.
justin cider, plumstead says...
6:51pm Fri 10 Oct 08
Erastus wrote:Not bad for a dyslexic though?
I think you meant 'you're' not 'your' and 'bigot' not 'biggot', Justin.
Do yourself a favour and buy a dictionary.
Justin's grade: E for 'Erastus'
Your Lord, Erastus Theobald Piggott.
You are really quite a sad git.
justin cider, plumstead says...
6:52pm Fri 10 Oct 08
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Pan-London police plan for Leeds' New Den visit
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Erastus, Bexley says...
12:29pm Fri 10 Oct 08
Police resources are stretched enough as it is without having to make sure violent thugs that call themselves 'fans' behave themselves.
Millwall has a saying that goes, 'No-one likes us, we don't care'.
Obviously.
Your Lord, Erastus Theobald Piggott