Me too :(!! He played amazing too. The fan that hung off him after the goal should feel ashamed, the bloke was clearly not in the mood.

someone is meant to tell him about the situation, as if he couldnt see it himself, that celebrating like that is going to make the fans more mental and make a bigger rush and surge

Yes, I don't think he was in any fit state to be playing a match like this. Of course, no-one but the idiots who planned all of this could predict the events of tonight.

Is there a highlights show tonight for the Carling Cup?

Ben Newton, from Harrow, north London, said his father had been stretchered away after being hit with a dart to the head.
Another fan said: "I was in a throng walking up and a group of hooligans came for us.

"The police wanted to help but they were clearly afraid to use force. I am still shaking. I thought I was going to die."

And a Millwall fan told the BBC: "It was like a war zone outside the stadium. There was fighting all round.

"I brought my kids with me tonight and they've seen some violence that is indescribable."

No

He played great very professional so ive heard, and he has someone shouting at him about his dad, apparently..

In other news....

Dunne set for Eastlands exit as Villa agree to splash £6m City skipper

By Sportsmail Reporter
Last updated at 9:10 PM on 25th August 2009



Aston Villa have agreed a £6million fee with Manchester City for their skipper Richard Dunne.

Villa manager, Martin O’Neill, has moved swiftly to head off interest from Sunderland and Everton in Dunne whose nine-year City career looks to be drawing to a close following the arrival of Joleon Lescott in a £24m deal.

Dunne, 29, has spoken of his desire to stay at City but with Lescott joining Kolo Toure at Eastlands is likely to find his first team opportunities limited this season.

OMG terrible advert timing on SSN!! "The Firm" - about football violence.

I know I just saw it, bet the producer is like DOESDFOIFEU445ui4(54i8$%$%(*$%(45!!!

LOL yeah i just saw that bad timing.

That's awful, I would have been so frightened of I was there tonight.

6 million for dunne

what a waste

Yeah! :laugh3: When it first came on I thought it was an advert for Green Street! Terrible timing, Ive never even seen that advert before and first time I see it is now.

Btw, just heard on radio theres further violence happening now outside the ground.

Hopefully most of the normal fans have gotten away from it all now and it's just the morons that condone things like this that will get hurt.

We will re-birth Dunnes career and will be amazing with Davies at the back

It will be mayhem outside - I cant see it ending anytime soon.

And 30stone only SSN will show highlights of the games tonight.

My mate is desperately trying to ring his brother who was at the game to see whats going on

I mean Jayson.

Trouble mars Hammers win

Stanislas scores twice following violence inside and outside the ground

West Ham United beat Millwall 3-1 after extra time in the Carling Cup second round, but the match was marred by trouble inside and outside Upton Park.

Violence flared outside the stadium before kick-off, while there were several pitch invasions as the Premier League club avoided a cup upset.

Neil Harris put Millwall ahead in the first half before Junior Stanislas equalised three minutes from time to spark an invasion from home fans.

Stanislas converted a penalty in extra time, which led to Millwall's players briefly heading off the pitch, before Zavon Hines secured the win as fans flooded on to the pitch again at the final whistle.

Kenny Jackett's League One side, two divisions below the hosts, pushed their opponents all the way despite only being able to name four substitutes due to an injury crisis - but the focus will inevitably be on the trouble in and around the ground.

One man was stabbed in the chest near the stadium among the chaos, with a number of arrests made for disorder and breaches of banning orders.

Instead of talk being of Jack Collison bravely declaring himself ready to play despite his father dying in a motorcycle accident on Sunday, there were concerns at kick-off of the trouble that led to a tube delay and empty seats.

Fans taunted each other, with many of them concentrating on their rival supporters rather than the action on the pitch. That was until Harris opened the scoring in the 26th minute for the visitors.

Scott Barron had launched a long throw into the area which Danny Gabbidon, making his first appearance in 18 months, failed to clear. Harris tucked away the finish when the ball fell invitingly.

Faubert furious

It could have got better for Millwall when Alan Dunne raided forward down the right and exchanged passes with Gary Alexander - but Robert Green was down sharply to smother the full-back when he was through on goal.

At the other end, Julien Faubert was furious with the assistant referee for not flagging for a penalty after David Martin hauled him down on the edge of the area, with play allowed to continue.

It was the closest West Ham had come to Millwall's goal in the first half, until Scott Parker went on a surging run and fired over the crossbar from the edge of the area.

The Hammers struck the woodwork just after the break. A cross was partially cleared and fell to Collison, who took a touch before clattering the post with his finish, with Millwall goalkeeper David Forde not offering a dive.

Carlton Cole forged a promising effort for himself after muscling his way past Andy Frampton before cutting inside - but his finish was wayward.

It was a case of Millwall holding on as West Ham looked to attack. Gianfranco Zola's response was to bring on Frank Nouble for Radoslav Kovac to give Cole more support, with Hines also introduced to add pace.

The visitors provided a threat on the counter attack and Marc Laird just missed the angle of post and crossbar with a 25-yard effort.

Chris Hackett also went close when he tried his luck from long range, with Green required to tip over the crossbar.

There was trouble between fans and police in West Ham areas of the stadium towards the latter stages of the tie as fans tried to encroach on the pitch.

Stanislas' leveller, clipping in Nouble's cross with three minutes remaining, sparked a pitch invasion and more violent scenes, before stewards and police cleared the playing surface.

In extra time, Hines' cross led to Frampton handling and referee Paul Taylor pointing to the spot, with his assistant flagging for the offence.

Stanislas tucked away the penalty, leading to more bedlam among fans.

Hines raced through, using his pace to beat Frampton, and finished into the top corner for the third.

A bad day for football today :bored:

Hope he's okay! He should be but let us know. Must be mayhem there now, I'd have left way before the end but then you risk hitting the outside factions waiting for FT lol

That's sickening

Looks like your average cockney hooligan doll prick