West Ham fans will absolutely love what the Portsmouth fans were singing at Millwall last night.
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The Lions beat Pompey 2-1 in the Carabao Cup at the New Den last night.
The Portsmouth fans made the night a special one, however…for West Ham fans at least.
The Pompey faithful traveled 70 miles to watch their team in action at the New Den last night.
And despite losing the match, they were determined for their voice to be heard.
West Ham fans will love what Portsmouth fans did at Millwall last night
The Pompey fans were in full voice at The Den singing a brilliant rendition of the Hammers’ famous Bubbles song:
The rivalry between West Ham and Millwall is as fierce as they come.
We don’t play each other that much. The two sides have met just seven times since 1993. That doesn’t mean that the hatred has diminished in any way whatsoever.
The Hammers fans still dream for the day that we are drawn with Millwall in the cup again. And vice-versa.
That dream is still alive after the Lions beat Portsmouth last night.
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It was great to see the Pompey faithful take the mick at the New Den.
The rivalry between east and south London is alive and well. And this time, a club from Hampshire got in on the act as well!
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