Congratulations CCS" – How Hibs Shocked Millwall & Earned West Ham ICF Respect

In this gripping football documentary, we dive deep into one of the most notorious away day clashes in British football hooligan history — when Hibernian’s CCS (Capital City Service) invaded Millwall’s turf in the summer of 1990. 📅 On August 17th, 1990, the CCS travelled to The Den for a pre-season friendly — but the day quickly descended into chaos. From smashed pub windows on New Cross Road, to cars overturned, fences torn down for weapons, and a pitched battle outside the away end, this was more than just a football match — it was a statement. ⚔️ Eyewitness accounts and forum memories recall Millwall fans ambushing the Hibs mob from trees. But the CCS were ready, and the result was one of the most violent incidents of the era. Days later, a classified advert in the Evening Standard read: “Congratulations Hibs on a job well done – West Ham ICF.” 📚 This documentary draws from books like These Colours Don’t Run, Casuals by Phil Thornton, and Hibs Boys by Andy Blance — backed by archived media reports and first-hand firm quotes. 🔍 We explore the build-up, the battle, and the aftermath — placing it in context with the wider football casual scene of the late 80s and early 90s, when firms like Millwall Bushwackers, ICF, and CCS dominated the terraces and the streets. Credit to Andy Blance, parts of his excellent book was used in this video, you can get the book Hibs Boy by clicking this link - https://amzn.eu/d/b8M0jkN It's a must read for any Hibs fan or fan of football casual culture. ✅ Like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives into the most infamous hooligan firms and their defining moments. 📲 Were you there that day? Drop your story in the comments 👇 #HibsCCS #MillwallBushwackers #Millwall #FootballHooligans #CasualCulture #ICF #FootballDocumentary #UKHooligans #HooliganFirms #AwayDays #FootballViolence #BritishFootballHistory