What. A. Hangover

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As for the game, I got the impression it was more about not trying to lose and thought at times we did look nervous in possession. The wall midfield was more combative and really drove them forward, where as whilst Jacko, Stephens and Pritchard were impressive, it was in their desire to hassle and retrieve possession rather than fluid attacking football. Cort was my MOM, but Hamer deserves a lot of credit as he was a calming presence in defence and displayed much better handling.
Hulse and Kermo was a bit.... meeeeeeeh. 2 games in 4-5 days looked a but much for the beast, but you got his usual going toe to toe with his marker and made it difficult for him without ever threatening. Hulse looked fired up at the start but as the service dried up so did his appetite and became more of a spectator (though not his fault).
Now for the crowd. The build up, and during the game was incredible. There was no denying we all had that 4-0 defeat in our head and really wanted something from this game. We sung from 14:45-16:55. I left at that time as I was meeting a few wall mates and wanted to get away swiftly, but I read about some things on twitter (racial abuse, flares, 12 year old girl in hospital etc). I was in the Marquis in New Cross as it's my local, plus have a good relationship with most of the lads in there, but some walked in and were spitting kittens. It seems a section of our fans embarrassed themselves by throwing flares (seriously, we mocked Palace for doing the same lame thing) and also chairs. The issue seemed to be that wall fans were getting word it hit a kid rather than just missing him. This idiotic action then appears to have put other INNOCENT CAFC fans at danger with fights breaking out and stories of a 12 year old girl being punched. If the story is true, then the Millwall fan is a disgrace, not just to his club, but to all mankind - what a coward who deserves a prison sentence and a few hidings. But lets not also disguise the fact that some of our fans gave the wall fans the little encouragement they need to kick off.
Sat in the Marquis, all I heard last night was whats going to happen at the Valley. It's a shame, as it did take the gloss of what my friends admitted to being ''a brilliant, battling performance - something you lacked 3 years ago''. A game where Millwall could argue they deserved the 3 points, but where we could say we deserved a point for being so strong at the back. We will definitely be the happier of the 2 sets of fans.