A Millwall fan was punched by a fan of his own club when jumping into the away end after being in Charlton end.
Fair to say there was a lot going on at The Valley on Saturday, we saw a Millwall fan in the Charlton end gets punched and kicked.
Then another clip emerged online of a Charlton fan in the home end and Millwall’s Danny McNamara on the bench going at each other during the game.
There was fighting as fans made their way up the steps and out the ground. Take a look at all the video uploaded below, fair to say it all got rather chaotic…
A Charlton fan in the home end and Millwalls Danny McNamara on the bench going at each other yesterday during the game.
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Millwall fan in Charlton end gets punched and kicked before being removed by security stewards
Before the local derby, ‘That Millwall Podcast’ put out a tweet reminding their supporters what to do if anyone is nicked by the police.
They wrote: “Remember if you’re arrested today the only thing to say is Please Call Football Law Assoc or call.
“SAVE THE NUMBER 0333 939 0063.
“NEVER SAY ANYTHING TO POLICE WITH SPEAKING TO A BRIEF FRIST!
“Remember posting those certain type of video for Likes gets your fellow fans nicked.
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“Section 35 Dispersal Order is a police power in the UK under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014.
Here’s what it means in simple terms:
Purpose
It allows police officers and Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) to deal quickly with anti-social behaviour, crime, or disorder in a specific area.
The aim is to reduce the risk of harassment, alarm, distress, or crime and make the community feel safer.
How it works
An officer (of at least the rank of Inspector) can authorise a dispersal order for a defined area for up to 48 hours.
Once in place, police can direct people to leave the area and not return for the duration of the order.
The order applies to anyone whose presence or behaviour is likely to contribute to anti-social behaviour, crime, or disorder – even if they haven’t committed a crime yet.
Powers given to police
Require individuals to leave the area.
Confiscate items (like alcohol or items that could be used in anti-social behaviour).
Arrest someone who refuses to comply with the order.
Penalties for ignoring it
Failing to comply with a Section 35 dispersal order is a criminal offence.
It can lead to arrest, a fine (up to £2,500), or even a prison sentence of up to 3 months.
Where it’s used
Typically in areas with recurring issues like public drinking, drug use, violent incidents, harassment, or gatherings causing nuisance.
The police must consider the rights of individuals and the impact on the local community before enforcing it.
✅ In short: A Section 35 dispersal order is a temporary power that lets police order people to leave a certain area for up to 48 hours to prevent crime and anti-social behaviour. Ignoring it is a criminal offence.
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Section 35 Dispersal Order is a police power in the UK under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014.
Here’s what it means in simple terms:
Purpose
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Twitter users gave their reaction after seeing a Millwall fan punched by their own fan when jumping into the away end after being in the Charlton end…
@FruitnVeggie: The fact a Millwall fan has ran from their end to ours and got himself a few clumps in the confusion, then when everyone realises they save him from the stewards 😂 Great stuff
@CameronCAFC: Collective IQ of 3 in the away end
@_KierMoore_: 😄, not the brightest are they. Imagine being done in by your own fans; then seeing those same fans next time at the Den or wherever it may be lol
@MollerWBA: Looks like a Millwall fan has ran out Charlton end to get into Millwall end and got filled in a few times till they realised he was one of them 🤣
@tappstar86: There own fans clumping each other 🤣 really does sum these lot up 😂😂
@kyran_ob: Oi look its facking bovver
@whittle16: Took a few punches there did fella haha
@coyijoe: Incredible level of stupidity on display here
@RhysBoyyy: Poor fella whose clearly Wall from the home end just getting absolutely punched up ffs 🤦♂️🤣
@N_Macca74: Millwall fan gets filled in by, erm….Millwall fans 😂😂
@JackGaIvin: Was they filling in their own fan at first in this before they realised 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@C_Farmerr: Start swinging at that bloke until he must of made them known he was Millwall and they got him in the stand😂😂😂😂