“Your end is near Spurs!” FA Cup 3rd round fever at Millwall in 1967, featuring a dead Cockerel paraded on the pitch. 41.260 queued for hours to watch Benny Fenton’s side frustrate Jimmy Greaves and Terry Venables in a 0-0 draw on a mud-caked pitch. English football at its finest

“I went to The Den to see Millwall. That was amazing. Man, if you really want to experience British culture that’s what you should do. Millwall has that gritty, pissed off, underdog, “no one likes us and we don’t care” vibe.” - Green Day’s Billie Joe Armstrong.

Away turnouts from Liverpool, Manchester United, West Ham and Everton at The Den in 1988-89. Hardly needs saying it went off at all four!

Millwall’s last visit to Upton Park in 2012 before the dump got torn down.

Millwall taking liberties.

Late nights at The Fox, Samsons and Gillys. The mob at the Charlie Chaplin before Chelsea and the Battle of Waterloo with Pompey. Hunting West Ham, taking over Chesterfield and the Zulu warcry at QPR. Most of all, the clothes, the music and the buzz. Millwall in the '80s. Bliss.

“Greenwich Park, Blackheath, the streets of Deptford, Lewisham, New Cross. The bomb sites on the Isle of Dogs. The wharfs and shadowy lanes of the South London docks, the terraces of Millwall’s football ground. Those were the playgrounds of my early life.” - Daniel Day-Lewis.

“I didn’t think I would have an easy time at The Den. The fans knew I had played for Chelsea, something of a red rag to Millwall supporters. Then I scored in my first game against Tranmere and they changed their opinion of me! I went on to have a wonderful time.” - Kerry Dixon.

Alex Rae’s volley finishes off a brilliant move in Millwall’s 2-1 win at Derby in 1992.

Millwall celebrating in front of miserable Leeds fans at Elland Road in 2019.

Chris Armstrong scores for Millwall at Blackburn in 1992.

Old Bill handcuffed by Millwall at Tottenham in 2017.

Millwall in Budapest. The best English mob to go abroad in the last 20 years.

“I was brought up to believe in old fashioned values. To respect your parents, to work hard and tell the truth, to look after people. Millwall reflect those values. Millwall reminds me about all the good things about London. It’s an honest place.” - Former chairman Reg Burr.

A warm welcome back to our old friends from Leeds.

“Millwall fans tore up seats while Birmingham supporters hurled objects down on them. Millwall’s Dave Savage was punched in the face by a fan while warming up. There were running battles outside the ground afterwards.” - Independent report from the 1995 tear up with Birmingham.

Welcome to The Den.

“I’d grown up in Bermondsey, where Millwall played. My life had gone full circle when I joined them. Mick McCarthy was one of my top bosses, a lovely fella, but if you cross him…he was like, 'Come on then, if you want some?” - Pat Van Den Hauwe

The happy couple’s wedding photos interrupted by 4,000 Millwall fans on their way back from Fulham.

Teddy and Cas. Millwall 2 Everton 1 in 1988.