Lowest away following.

[johnnytapia]

In the late 80’s o think it was we were at Millwall away, we won 1-0 with a Tony Adcock looping header. Doubt there were 750 of us there

Bollocks

 

[theres only one carlito]

We brought under 7k and TNS around 3k, it is in the programme.

The official attendance was 10.123. I’m not Havin there was 3500 or so TNS there.

 

[johnnytapia]

Chelsea in September 88 when away fans were banned. Not sure how many were there because keeping a low profile was the wise move .... which proved a challenge as we won 3-1.

@Chappie was there

 

[City & Blue Brazil]

Went to Porto for a pre season friendly when Malcolm Alison was in charge, saw two other city fans. Ian Niven gave us free tickets. Thrilling nil nil draw! Was on a special to West Brom same night rags won fa cup semi final at goodison early 80s, no more than 30 on board and got back to loads of rags celebrating in Piccadilly Gardens, grim as we had lost 4-0.

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

To be fair if you would have done well to see it if you were sober from that corner terrace!

True! Remember being kept in a while. Trouble at London Bridge station too on way back. I lived in London at the time just down the road so it was an easy away for me. I went to watch Millwall quite a few times when I lived there and City weren’t playing and Palace.

 

[johnnytapia]

The season we beat Huddersfield 10-1 and beat them over 3 ties in FA Cup; we took a surprisingly small number to the away league game. We lost one nil. Think they’d been relegated by then and we were well off getting promoted. I went though !

 

[Oystercatcher28]

Remember going to a friendly in Ireland and missing it due to the flights. Flight was full of blues. Didn't hear of anyone making it. Maybe 94-97ish?

 

[johnnytapia]

Season United gave us zero away tickets. Scholes header 1-0 to them. Was sat in their end. Horrible

 

[WestGorton]

True! Remember being kept in a while. Trouble at London Bridge station too on way back. I lived in London at the time just down the road so it was an easy away for me. I went to watch Millwall quite a few times when I lived there and City weren’t playing and Palace.

We all ran at them at London Bridge. I just ran because everyone else did. Never saw a Millwall supporter after the match. The main family coordinated our day.

 

[Always Ali]

Kiev 2010, the night of Mario's allergy to grass, I read there were only around 150 of us at the game....and it was fooking freezing.