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Will T-Bloom now make changes to the Amex for next season?



Dougie

Well-known member
Jan 11, 2012
5,708
Why don't you all successfully sing songs together ! Problem solved .
 






sydney

tinky ****in winky
Jul 11, 2003
17,756
town full of eejits
The families complained about the away fans.

family section should be in the upper tier......needs to be 2 or 3 singing sections of 3000 seat blocks....pensioner are as per families....away fans...?? do unto others ...seems to be the go to stick away fans in the corner , well if that's the thing to do then so be it......are we gonna look after people who come to 20 + home games or away fans that come to one match a year....we have just seen there is no charity in this business , so why bother being nice to away fans...??
 




Notters

Well-known member
Oct 20, 2003
24,869
Guiseley
Controversial perhaps but I think things are ok the way they are. I think the atmosphere at the amex would have been at least as good in the same circumstances and was excellent against palace in that game, until they started to thump us. :( sure there are things that can be done, but a repetitive drum beat repeating the same dull song for an hour does not a great atmosphere make.
 




Bwian

Kiss my (_!_)
Jul 14, 2003
15,898
Get yourselves a decent up-to-date (well pop-era anyway) anthem. "Sussex By the Sea" IMHO is a joke, it doesn't strike fear into anybody. You need something pikey.

We'll leave that to you thanks.

Now, why are you Palace goons on this thread?

And just so you know, it isn't meant to strike fear into anybody. It's our County Anthem. It isn't a Tottenham Sound hit from the sixties that has been stolen by pikeys.
 


TSB

Captain Hindsight
Jul 7, 2003
17,666
Lansdowne Place, Hove
I don't get the problem, really.
It was loud against Fulham. It was loud against Burnley. It was loud against QPR (for most of the game). It was loud against Derby.
So, when the ground is full, it's loud.

With Boro's usual pathetic attendances, the place is often pin-drop.
And with all that noise, they didn't win or look even remotely comfortable against 10 men.
 






Apr 30, 2013
1,063
It's grim oop north
Controversial perhaps but I think things are ok the way they are. I think the atmosphere at the amex would have been at least as good in the same circumstances and was excellent against palace in that game, until they started to thump us. :( sure there are things that can be done, but a repetitive drum beat repeating the same dull song for an hour does not a great atmosphere make.

But it wasn't - the derby game was our last of the season and built up as the "go-to" match for amazing atmosphere.... the fact is compared to Saturday our attempt was embarrassing to say the least,.

we never keep it loud for a long time, never. The south stand can barely hear the north stand and visa-versa.
 


Apr 30, 2013
1,063
It's grim oop north
I don't get the problem, really.
It was loud against Fulham. It was loud against Burnley. It was loud against QPR (for most of the game). It was loud against Derby.
So, when the ground is full, it's loud.

.

The problem is, its really not "that" loud.

I haven't been to a game before where the home noise was like the riverside - yeah its a one-off, but they still did it. I am absolutely fuming about the result and now that cant be changed a lot of my anger has moved to sorting out what is a sh!t atmosphere compared to what I just witnessed.

TB was at the game, surely he would like his "home" rocking like that....
 


One Teddy Maybank

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Aug 4, 2006
21,661
Worthing
Lots of complaints from ES Lower.

Sorry, harsh I know, but if they don't like it they'll have to move. I simply cannot understand why we are effectively giving other teams an advantage.

Surely this is about the 'greater good'.
 




Apr 30, 2013
1,063
It's grim oop north
I have no idea why the hell we have our family stand and players comp tickets in the east lower right by the away end....surely they're all better over in Block A nearer the north end of the pitch.

Away end have the corner of ESL and south stand, and the rest of the south is for home fans.....
 


bhanutz

Well-known member
Aug 23, 2005
5,998
I have no idea why the hell we have our family stand and players comp tickets in the east lower right by the away end....surely they're all better over in Block A nearer the north end of the pitch.

Away end have the corner of ESL and south stand, and the rest of the south is for home fans.....

Errr...the family stand is in black A too!
 








Worthingite

Sexy Pete... :D
Sep 16, 2011
4,959
Worthing
If you don't like these palace c*nts posting on this thread then click the report post button.

Because that's the online equivalent of screaming for a policeman?!?! It's words from crayon eaters, if people can't cope with that they might as well box their computers up and walk away.
 




Notters

Well-known member
Oct 20, 2003
24,869
Guiseley
But it wasn't - the derby game was our last of the season and built up as the "go-to" match for amazing atmosphere.... the fact is compared to Saturday our attempt was embarrassing to say the least,.

we never keep it loud for a long time, never. The south stand can barely hear the north stand and visa-versa.

Disagree, I thought it was excellent.
 




Bladders

Twats everywhere
Jun 22, 2012
13,672
The Troubadour
Isn't the Riverside half empty most of the season anyway? ???
 


My Name Is Gully

Active member
May 9, 2008
496
Dorset
I sit in ESL and really enjoyed the away support being fairly close for those few games - no complaints from me.
I do however recollect objects being thrown by some of our supporters in East upper onto the Cardiff away support.

Agree that there is still work to be done to build more vocal support and even a touch of hostile atmosphere.
 


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