Millwall: The New Den

Snapshot

Team:	Millwall
Nickname:	Lions
Founded:	1885
Manager:	Kenny Jacket
League:	Championship

The New Den | Built in 1993

The Den replaced the intimidating ‘old’ Den and was the first ground opened after the Taylor Report into the Hillsborough disaster. It has a large video screen in one corner and despite the other corners being open it the noise and history of the club creates a hot and feisty atmosphere for visiting teams.

Tickets / Where to sit

Away fans take up the whole North Stand behind the goal and in an unusual twist to most grounds, the Cold Blow Lane Stand has no reserved seats. To sit here it costs £24 for adults, £15 for people aged over 60 and 16 to 21 year olds with a Millwall Supporters Club Membership. Under 16’s can get in for £12 and under 12’s for £7 but they must be bought with a senior or adult ticket. In the Dockers Stand prices are the same for juniors but adults would pay £27 and for seniors it costs £15 for a seat in the lower tier and £17 for a place upstairs. Across the pitch in the West Stand, lower block prices are £28 for adults, £17 for seniors and Supporters Club members and the same as usual for juniors. In the Upper Block, adults pay £30 and seniors £19. Seats in the family stand are the same as for Cold Blow Lane except under 16’s get in for £10 and under 12’s for £6.

Tickets can be bought, online, at the ticket office, by post or over the phone. Call 0207 2319999.

Getting to The New Den

Train

South Bermondsey station is just a few minutes walk from the ground and a special pathway has been made for away fans to take them directly to the away end in order to make the task more manageable for police. Alternatively, on the East London tube line get off at Surrey Quays or New Cross Gate, both about 20 minutes away.

Car

Address for the Sat Nav: Zampa Road, London SE16 3LN

Parking

Limited. There is some street parking on the small estate just past the ground but there is no large car parks anywhere nearby.

Map

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Where to drink

There aren’t many pubs near the Den any they should be avoided by away fans in any case. The best places to drink are at London Bridge before coming to the stadium. The Shipwright Arms on Tooley Street is a favourite. Come out of London Bridge tube station and turn right, walk about 200 yards and it is on the right hand side. Alternatively, the Barrow Boy & Banker on the Borough High Street has a large screen with Sky.

Where to eat

The Shipwright Arms offers some good grub at reasonable prices or to the back of the ground, there are places to get a top-class serving of chicken and chips.

Where to stay

London Tower Bridge Premier Inn offers the best excuse for an overnight stay with good transport links and numerous attractions nearby all for a small price.

Millwall Programme

Millwall: £3.00

Millwall Songs

One kenny jackett,

theres only one kenny jackett,

one kenny jackett

(repeat till bored.)

No one likes us!

We dont care,

We are millwall,

super milwall,

we are millwall,

from the den!

Millwall Shop & Merchandise

The club shop is based at the Den and is open right up until you need to get to your seat for the game. You can buy shirts and scarves as well as mugs, bags and bibs for your child.

Club Records

FA Cup runners-up (1): 2004

Football League Trophy runners-up (1): 1999

Second Division (Championship) winners (1): 1988

Second Division (League One) winners (1): 2001

Runners-up (2): 1965-66, 84-85

Division 4 (League Two) winners (1): 1961-62

Runners-up (1): 1964-65

Club Contact

Address: Zampa Road, London SE16 3LN

Main number: 0207 232 1222

Ticket office: 0207 231 9999