This. I’m WSU and my voice is fvcked but the atmosphere around the whole ground was mental. Tonight we turned up, the players turned up and look what happened!
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[Albion] Atmosphere...
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This. I’m WSU and my voice is fvcked but the atmosphere around the whole ground was mental. Tonight we turned up, the players turned up and look what happened!
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Absolutely outstanding tonight. Just got home and watching a few bits of the tv coverage (can’t think about going to sleep anyway)........just fantastic.
I cried a little when we beat Arsenal. A breakthrough result against top 6, plus those unexpected 3 points meant we were staying up IMO.
Tonight more a red hot glow for so many reasons. Not least outfighting a team of arrogant internationals, live on global TV.
Albion Dan
Banned
No no no. Some bell ends on here will tell you those idiots up the road with the 150 black hooded dick heads and a drum have it much better. They really really dont.
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The bloke who did that publicly goes by the name of Andy Naylor...
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Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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tonight was incredible
a) players did not stand back in awe
b) fans made a lot of noise
c) at the end there were so many people still around wanting to enjoy thernight
a) players did not stand back in awe
b) fans made a lot of noise
c) at the end there were so many people still around wanting to enjoy thernight
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Just a flavour....last minute of the game including pitch invaders 
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Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Yes Friday night games always seem to be better, & win sets up the weekend nicely.
oneillco
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- Feb 13, 2013
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Sensational effort by the crowd tonight...so feckin' loud! There was a Manc on my train after claiming that the atmosphere at Old Trafford would be just as good if it only had a capacity of 35,000 because then it would only be real fans and they wouldn't have the additional "40,000 tourists and old gippers who don't know the words or can't be bothered to sing".
maffew
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This was Manchester United's first league defeat on a Friday since December 1978, (from the BBC)
"Live round the corner" was one of the many highlights.
studio150
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Strange I left the ground thinking that the atmosphere was somewhat subdued and put this down to the nervous feeling of being so close to our target and being absorbed in the game.
It was only when I got home and immediately played the game back did I pick up on the constant support for the team.
And whats with all this crying over a result. We've beaten Utd before at home it wasn't really a relegation survival miracle. No wonder we get called Southern Softies.
Big men don't cry.
It was only when I got home and immediately played the game back did I pick up on the constant support for the team.
And whats with all this crying over a result. We've beaten Utd before at home it wasn't really a relegation survival miracle. No wonder we get called Southern Softies.
Big men don't cry.
Real men cry
crookie
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Even the people either side of me who leave religiously on 83 and 85mins religiously stayed to applaud the players lap of honour. Brilliant to see so many staying and the atmosphere was superb. Shame I had to drive home as it looked like it was going to be a rocking night in the North Stand concourse
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pearl
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Your City is Blue!
It's weird about the acoustics. I was in the Lower East next to the United fans and for most of the game they were all I could hear. I knew the North stand must have been putting in a shift because, like someone said about the Man U fans: I could see them moving, but the noise doesn't really carry to the southern end of the ground. That is NOT having a go, I've been in the North and and the northern end of the ground and I know how loud it can be when everybody's up for it (which they were last night), so it is just the way the sound travels from one end to the other.
However when the whole ground joined in it was deafening! Even in the family section people were singing, indeed it was gratifying and uplifting to see so many children standing on their seats yelling abuse at the United fans.
However when the whole ground joined in it was deafening! Even in the family section people were singing, indeed it was gratifying and uplifting to see so many children standing on their seats yelling abuse at the United fans.