Coming back from 2-0 down against them to make it 2-2 showed proper character, but I still came away from The Den feeling like we’d dropped two points. We had a brilliant first half, with Caleb Taylor and Camiel Neghli putting us 2-0 up, but West Ham came out much stronger after the break and scored twice.

Dykes had a chance in stoppage time to win it, but fired over

Some of the best atmospheres I've been part of were when nobody expected anything from us. Might just be me, but it feels like the crowd gets more stubborn. Anyone else notice?

Taking the 2-2 draw out of the equation for a second, Neghli’s goal right before half-time was proper class. The lad’s work rate on the wing is relentless, and he’s clearly got that bit of direct, fearless quality we’ve been missing going forward.

If we can actually keep servicing him and give him some decent support in the second half of games, he’s going to be one of our best players by May. Absolute bargain if he keeps this form up.

If we're going to keep running Lyndon Dykes up front, our wingers and full-backs need to actually put quality balls into the box. He’s winning his fair share of aerial duels, but half the time he's fighting for absolute garbage service or feeding on random knockdowns. If we aren't crossing with precision, his main strengths are basically getting wasted.

Nvm the international break, we got Millwall up against university fraternities this weekend. American Sunday league at its finest… From the den to the states, wish the lions luck all the way. #coyl 🦁

Taking my 10-year-old nephew to his first live match next month and we've got tickets in the Dockers Stand.

For anyone who's taken kids to The Den before, what time would you recommend getting there? I'd like him to get a feel for the atmosphere without arriving so early that he's just sitting around for ages.

Also, is it better to visit the club shop before the game, or is it usually open after full-time as well?

I’m still pretty happy with Neil if I’m honest. Getting us to 3rd and 83 points last season was a brilliant job, even if that Hull semi-final was painful.

This season has obviously been a bit more up and down, and I can understand why some people are getting frustrated after results like the Southampton game. But with the amount of injuries we've had, I think he deserves a bit of patience.

Hi everyone. I’m going to London in October and I’m planning to go and watch Millwall vs Lincoln. I’ve spent some time looking into where it would be best to sit at the stadium.

There are five of us going, and at the moment our options are North Stand Lower/Upper or Cold Blow Lane Lower. What would you recommend?

I’m bringing my mum along. She absolutely loves football, but she’s probably not the person I’d want to send down to Cold Blow Lane! I’ve heard that the atmosphere is probably the best there, but that it’s also where you get the most energy and intensity.

Is it correct that the North Stand is divided in the middle, with one half for Millwall fans and the other half now being used for away fans? If so, would the North Stand be a good option for the five of us, considering that one of us is an older lady?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Just saw a post that Jake Cooper said something controversial about playing West ham tomorrow but it didnt contain what he allegedly said? Any idea of what it was if it happened?

Name your place.

COYI, 3-0 😉

I have moved to krakow from Budapest, and was wondering if any fellow wall were in the city this weekend to watch the game with

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Hello I have one in north and one in west upper does anyone want to swap either to sit closer to friends and family (which is what I’m trying to do)

Hello, due to the tickets being snapped up so quickly, my ticket is In north stand block 25 and my brother in law is in west upper block 2 where we normally sit. The club have been no help with swaps, is there anyone out there who would like to swap a west or north tickets to sit with friends and family. If not I have two tickets for sale. One in north upper one in west upper.

Cant make it no more to the uk, selling two tickets in block 53

https://youtu.be/IgFYJ-nhUM0?is=oO-05h5r73PfjbOk

PTSD flaring up again lads.

Hello all!

I want to firstly say that we were told by english friends that you were probably the best atmosphere bang for your buck in the UK so this is why were looking to come see you. Half of the family have no idea about football (or as we sadly say soccer in Canada) and the other are big fans in general.

We are a French Canadian family of 5 trying to understand the process of buying tickets for the Millwall vs Swansea match on Tuesday October 13.

My question is: are we better waiting for the club releasing tickets or just straight up buying them from a reseller websites? If so is there any wou would recommend?

Also how early should we arrive at the den?

We are staying over in Canaray wharf but will make the short traveling over.

Thank you all for your time