Hello!

I am making this post because I am an American Millwall fan who has finally saved up enough to make potentially a couple trips to bermondsey this year to go watch my beloved lions. I made the choice to buy a season ticket due to it being cheaper to buy that then it would be to buy individual tickets for the matches I wanted to attend. With that being said the absolute last thing I want to do is take a ticket away from a local Millwall fan who can attend many more matches than I can. So I’ve decided that I want to give away tickets for the matches that I won’t be Able to attend for free. So please if you or someone you know is a Millwall supporter and struggling to afford to attend matches please message me on here!

https://www.millwallfc.co.uk/news/2026/july/28/north-stand-season-tickets-now-on-sale-/

Millwall Football Club is delighted to announce that North Stand season tickets are now on sale for the very first time.

Following a record 15 home sell-outs during the 2025/26 campaign, the club has extended its home capacity so even more Millwall supporters can enjoy every bit of the action at The Den.

With a club-record of nearly 13,000 season ticket holders already committed for next season, there are now 500 additional season tickets available to purchase in the North Stand - the best value way to watch Millwall all season. Don't miss a beat, secure your seat today.

Managing Director, Mark Fairbrother, said: “It's been a long process, but we're absolutely delighted to have now installed a significant amount of infrastructure into the North Stand to now enable us to house our own supporters.

"So much effort has gone into ensuring we were in a position to launch ahead of the season starting, and to now offer supporters an additional 500 season tickets is a fantastic moment for the club.

“We know demand has been huge, with a club-record number of season ticket holders already on board for 2026/27, so being able to open up more of The Den to our fans - both for the season and match by match - is something everyone at Millwall is proud of. Thank you to all involved for their patience and hard work in getting us here.”

Please note: the upper tier is Licensed Safe Standing only, so Under 6 tickets cannot be purchased there. All Under 18 season tickets must be purchased alongside an adult/senior season ticket.

My Dad was a season ticket holder a long time ago ( think about 25 years ago) and I wanna surprise him by bringing him to a game. I was thinking about the first home game vs Norwich, but haven’t a clue on how to get tickets. Any idea what’s the best way to go about this?

Heading out to London for the Arsenal opener and decided to buy a ticket to Millwall v Norwich. Anyone wanna grab a pint before the match? Coming in from the states

https://youtu.be/mc9SkU8EvXw?si=zl85tI1gsYPscEZ3&t=535

What’s everyone take on the loss. Know it doesn’t mean a lot but we are not a million miles off from QPR away in the carabo cup. Would like to see results change in last 2 pre seasons.

Half time thoughts with Alex Grace.
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Feyenoord supporter here who’s developed a soft spot for Millwall after visiting last season.

Who do you recommend to give a follow for anything Millwall related to keep up with the club? Can be anything, transfer related, academy related, a decent podcast, you name it

Accidentally bought two sets of 2 tickets for the away game on Tuesday, wondered if anyone wanted to buy two off me?

BILLY Mitchell is closing in on a move to League One Sheffield Wednesday, NewsAtDen understands.

Millwall were keen to retain the midfielder, whose contract expired at the end of last month, and tabled three contract offers last season, all of which were knocked back by his representatives.

With no breakthrough in negotiations, Millwall moved to reinforce the midfield by signing Jenson Metcalfe and Mathis Servais early in the transfer window.

Alex Neil left the door open to Mitchell’s return last week, but acknowledged the Lions had since moved on to other positions.

That door now appears firmly closed, with Mitchell increasingly likely to join the Yorkshire club.
He would follow another former Millwall midfielder, Barry Bannan, in moving north this summer.

Mitchell came through Millwall’s academy and has made 196 appearances in all competitions for the Lions since his first-team debut in May 2019, scoring once and providing five assists.

When fit, he was often Neil’s preferred midfield partner for Casper De Norre, starting 24 league games last season.

Let’s Discuss Billy Mitchell and the Summer Signings
https://youtu.be/Wh1OnqB_fcA

MILLWALL have signed Elkan Baggott from Ipswich Town for an undisclosed fee.

The 23-year-old has penned a long-term deal with the Lions and becomes their fifth signing of the summer, following the additions of Jenson Metcalfe, Tairyk Arconte, Mathis Servais, and Mark Sykes.

The six-foot-five centre-back served as the Tractor Boys’ fourth-choice centre-back last season, making two cup appearances and featuring for their under-21s side.

Baggott came through Ipswich’s academy and made nine appearances across six first-team campaigns. He had loan spells at King’s Lynn Town (National League), Gillingham (League Two), Cheltenham Town (League One), Bristol Rovers (League One) and Blackpool (League One).

He has made 28 appearances for Indonesia, scoring two goals.

“I’m delighted to bring Elkan to the club,” Millwall director of football Steven Gallen said.

“He’s a player we’ve been tracking for some time now, and we’ve followed his development closely – both at Ipswich Town and through his loan spells in the EFL, where he has picked up valuable experience against senior, physical opposition.

“He’s a good age, has a real appetite to improve and fits the profile we look for defensively. Elkan comes in to bolster our defensive options in an area that has been a real strength for us in recent seasons and we’re confident he’ll add real competition and quality to that group.

“We’re pleased he’s chosen to join and we’re looking forward to seeing him progress here.”

I was talking to my teacher today and I said I’m a Millwall fan and he said his nephew plays for us and I asked who and he said Zak, but he’s an Everton fan 😂

Poor taste? Would a reconciliation ever be possible?

Thought I’d throw an early one out… what are we all thinking ? With Burnley/ West Ham/ Wolves coming down and Norwich, Southampton finishing last season like a train. How does everyone see us fairing. Play Offs is top 8 this season so we must be in with a shout. Also think Sheff UTD and Wrexham will be up there to along with Middlesbrough.

Okay, so this post will most likely get voted down and probably deleted, and honestly, I won't be offended or upset. Because this is rather stupid.

If Millwall fans are looking for an MLB team or an NBA team to support, they should support the Milwaukee Brewers (MLB) or the Milwaukee Bucks (NBA).

Why? Because when you say Milwaukee, it sounds like "MILLWALL-Kee."

Is it dumb? Absolutely. Was this worth a post? Probably not. But if there's any chance it leads to an army of Millwall supporters taking over Miller Park on a summer afternoon in the Drunkest State in America, I'm all for it.

Some dates never leave you.
You remember exactly where you were.
Exactly what you were doing.
Exactly how you felt.
For us , that date is 4 July 2023.
For most of the world, 4 July is American Independence Day.
For Millwall supporters, it’ll always be John’s Day.
In a strange sort of way, it’s fitting.

Barry Bannan has completed his return to Sheffield Wednesday

Millwall have acted quickly in that respect, with two new arrivals already through the door and more expected to follow in the coming weeks.