Bristol City fans giving stolen Millwall plaque back to London terror attack hero

A Bristol City fan pub is giving back a famous stolen Millwall FC plaque to one of the heroes of Saturday’s London terror attack.

The Millwall plaque which has been held to ransom above the bar of the Bristol City fans’ boozer The Three Lions for more than 20 years after it was stolen from the front of the Lions’ team coach in “the late 70s, early 80s”.

The City fans have always said the Championship side’s fans could have it back – if they had the guts to come and ask.

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But they have now decided to give it away to Millwall fan Roy Larner, who took on Saturday night’s attackers, reportedly shouting “F*** you, I’m Millwall” to the three knife-wielding men.

Larner has already been hailed a hero, with a petition launched for him to be awarded the George Cross medal for his actions in the Black and Blue steakhouse.

Pub landlord Sean Donnelly says he’s heard Larner is delighted by the news.

“What went on years ago, went on years ago,” he said. “Basically, it’s just football fans uniting over a common enemy.”

It is hoped Larner will be able to receive the plaque when newly-promoted Millwall visit Ashton Gate next season.