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Football Fans: Know Your Rights – Avoid Arrests & Banning Orders!

⚽ Football Fans: Know Your Rights – Avoid Arrests & Banning Orders! 🏟️🚨

Are you a football fan who loves the matchday experience? Whether you’re in the home end or following your team away, it’s crucial to understand the laws that can impact your game-day experience.

In this special edition of That Millwall Podcast, host Micky Simpson sits down with Robert Perkins from Football Law Associates, a specialist solicitor in football arrests, banning orders, and fan rights.

📺 Watch the Full Video Here:

🔴 What You’ll Learn in This Video:

✅ Football Banning Orders Explained – What they are and how they affect fans
✅ What Happens If You Get Arrested at a Match? – Know your rights in police custody
✅ Cocaine & Alcohol Laws at Football – The truth behind new regulations
✅ Pitch Invasions & Pyrotechnics – What could get you banned?
✅ Police Surveillance & Facial Recognition at Matches – Are you being watched?
✅ Social Media & Football Violence – How posts can be used against you

🚨 Did you know? A single mistake – like stepping onto the pitch, throwing an object, or unknowingly carrying 0.1 grams of a banned substance – could land you with a criminal conviction and a multi-year football banning order.

⚠️ Don’t Risk It – Know Your Rights!

If you’re a match-going fan, this video is a must-watch. We break down everything you need to know about football policing, the Football Spectators Act, and how to protect yourself from unfair bans.

🔗 SHARE THIS VIDEO with your football mates so they don’t get caught out!

📞 Need Legal Advice? Contact Football Law Associates for expert support:
📲 0333 939 0063
📧 mail@football-law.co.uk
📍 254C High Road, Benfleet, Essex, SS7 5LA

⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is for informational purposes only and should not be taken as legal advice. Always consult a qualified lawyer if you need support.

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Millwall lose out in nine goal thriller

Millwall were beaten 5-4 in their first pre-season friendly against Crystal Palace this afternoon.

The Lions fielded two different sides for either half and 22 players got game time in their legs.

The game started fast and Eberechi Eze put the hosts ahead two minutes in before Benik Afobe levelled arrears five minutes later with a snapshot that flew into the top corner.

The Eagles went back in front shortly after when Jordan Ayew slammed home but it was the same story after Afobe once again got Millwall back on level terms after a nice header found the back of the net after an excellent team move.

Just after the hour mark Palace made it three and then four. Goals from Rob Street and Christian Benteke respectively seemed to have put the game out of Millwall’s reach.

But the Lions came roaring back, summer signings Charlie Cresswell and Zian Flemming scored in quick succession to finish off the comeback.

Flemming’s goal being a long range strike that had too much power for the Palace stopper after a nice bit of skill.

With five minutes to go Palace scored the decisive goal when the Lions couldn’t clear their lines and the striker tapped home from close range.

A good run out for the Millwall and plenty of positives to take away with the debutants in particular doing really well.

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Leeds perspective for potential new Millwall signing Jamie Shackleton

 

Millwall look set to sign Leeds United midfielder Jamie Shackleton on a season-long loan.

The 22-year-old can also operate as a right-back which will provide competition for Lions academy product Danny McNamara.

We spoke to Paul from Leeds That Podcast:

“Shack is a great player, and desperately needs the game time.

“He started as a CM but Bielsa played him as a right back. He’s versatile but needs game time to find his place

“He’s a work horse. Incredibly fit, agile and fast.

“His weaknesses are lack of game time. Once he’s had a run he’ll start flying and the loan move is really good for him. He’s a really great guy – hard working and really humble. We wish him well.”