Archive for the ‘The Stadium’ Category

INGERLAND AT THE DEN

Posted: April 4, 2012 by jennyruthrichards in The Stadium

Here is the schedule for Saturday’s event at Millwall – http://www.millwallfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10367~2721957,00.html Due to the sad news of the passing of Millwall legend Barry kitchener there is an additional special memorial ceremony that will take place before the match on Saturday at 1.50pm. As the opera features Barry it has become part of this memorial. Please [...]

Ingerland at Millwall Sat 7th April 2012

Posted: April 3, 2012 by theoprice in The Stadium

tickets – not for re-sale

Posted: March 28, 2012 by hellomeaow in The Stadium, Uncategorized

Bob Asprey – a lovely  chairman of Millwall Supporters Club- has asked me if there are any students or members of staff who would like to come to Millwall match on 7th April. He has offered us free tickets. It is a ” Community Match” day, and Millwall is inviting lots of local people. And, [...]

Over the Wall

Posted: March 19, 2012 by project47convenors in Events, The Stadium

‘Over the Wall’ on Tuesday, March 20th.  Screening in Small Hall Cinema, RHB, Goldsmiths from 6.00pm-8pm. ‘Over The Wall’ is the story of a unique University of London-based football team called Football Beyond Borders, and their quest to play in Palestine. They find themselves in Cairo in the year of the Arab Spring and with [...]

Being locked up is grim at the best of times, being locked up over Christmas, away from friends and family, is always going to be an especially difficult time, so we urge all decent anarchists and radicals to send a letter, messages of support, of just a few lines to the five anti-fascist prisoners still [...]

Maasai cricket warriors, how civilised

Posted: November 30, 2011 by theoprice in The Stadium

www.maasaicricketwarriors.bellstrike.com (www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2011/nov/30/the-spin-cricket-maasai-warriors) ‘Cricket came to this corner of Kenya only a few years back, entirely because of the efforts of one South African woman. Her name is Aliya Bauer, and she is the coach of a team called the Maasai Cricket Warriors. Bauer is what the Australians would call a ‘cricket tragic’, a player, a [...]

Millwall United 3 – 2 Doncaster Rovers

Posted: November 30, 2011 by theoprice in The Stadium

Good starting result.

Protests In Sport..

Posted: November 11, 2011 by alternativeartcollege in The Stadium

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/the-rundown/article/8908/ The link above takes you to a ‘top 10′ countdown (everyone loves a countdown) of some protests in sport. Its been done by eurosport off the back of the poppy debate for the up and coming england friendly against spain. P

sport and war

Posted: October 28, 2011 by casualagent in The Museum, The Stadium
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Sorry i could not be with you today, i got ill.. Was thinking of the relations between sport and military and war  and the language the mainstream media uses for both and that is very often inter-changeable especially when it comes to football. The  game is another arena of the violent macho culture. All of [...]

We are the experts

Posted: October 28, 2011 by raquelmachtus in The Stadium

It is inherent in the technique of the film as well as that of sports that everybody who witnesses its accomplishments is somewhat of an expert. This is obvious to anyone listening to a group of newspaper boys leaning on their bicycles and discussing the outcome of a bicycle race. It is not for nothing [...]