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Winstone had to step in over Hassan “rage-baiting” West Ham fans in a “hairy” exchange at the 2012 match and managed to silence the crowd with one warning.
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Winstone → have → warning
“When they played last, thirteen or fourteen years ago, Millwall played at the old West Ham ground and Ray called me up and says, ‘Tammy, do you want to come for some pie and mash for Millwall?
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you → play → Millwall
We can watch the game.’”
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We → watch → game
Hassan, who played the renowned role of Millwall Fred in the 2004 film The Football Factory, went on: “I said I’d love to and asked, ‘Can I get a car park pass?’.
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I → play → pass
He went ‘Run the gauntlet you Millwall mug!’, so I didn’t get a car park pass.
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I → go → pass
“I got there and asked to be dropped outside the gate, ran through the door and got into the box.
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I → get → box
It started getting a bit hairy and a bit heated.
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It → start → ?
I’ve got to tell you - Ray’s got some clout down there!
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Ray → get → clout
“Me being me, I pop my head over [to the fans] and start doing my bit.
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I → pop → bit
They all start turning round like, ‘you ***** Millwall’ and start screaming at me.
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They → start → me
So, I’m ragebaiting as they can’t get to me, can they?
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they → ragebaite → me
He [Ray] pulls me back and goes ‘Turn it in, right!’ and he leans his head over and goes ‘Oi, he’s with me’.
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he → pull → me
Immediately quiet, I’m telling you, quiet.”
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I → tell → you
Hassan added: “As the game finishes, you can hear it all kicking off outside, sirens going everywhere, proper melees going on.
“
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melees → add → ?
I went ‘Should we go?’ and he said ‘Are you mental?
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you → go → ?
Sit down and have a drink for ten minutes, let them all go first!”
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them → sit → minutes
Thank God he was there.”
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he → thank → God
Hassan’s anecdote comes amid reports that the Met Police is predicting major trouble at the Millwall v West Ham derby on Saturday and is deploying 400 officers to try to stop violence erupting between rival fans.
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Police → come → fans
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Scotland Yard is braced for troublemakers seeking to stir up clashes at the game, the first time the two London clubs have met for 14 years.
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clubs → read → years
They will all be trained to deal with public disorder.
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They → train → disorder
Ahead of the match, the Met posted on X: “On Saturday, 19 September at 12:30hrs, @MillwallFC face @WestHam at the Den – the first time the two clubs have met since 2012.
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clubs → post → 2012
“We want fans to enjoy the match safely and have worked with both clubs to help this happen.
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this → want → clubs
“As with any fixture, the Sporting Events Act 1985 is in place, which means entering or attempting to enter a ground while intoxicated is strictly prohibited.
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which → mean → ground
A Section 35 dispersal order will also be in place, allowing officers to remove anyone causing disorder.
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officers → allow → disorder
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