Return of the Rev
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screamadelica
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Who let who down today,atmo very poor as was the albion against a poor lcfc
Does the tall guy in D block now f block still go , have not heard him for a couple of games in fact hardly heard anyone, the singing from the edges of yhe North cannot be heard in the centre of the stand
LamieRobertson
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Lol..there was a guy in east upper who was I wud say pissed who was standing up a lot and left a minute before the goal muttering why people weren't standing
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Good! looks like i beat him to the bus by 9 minutes
I have been trying to see if i could see people who might be you.
Do you have a pony tail?
This.
As with earlier in the season, from the first second the opposition started better, with power, pace and better tactics.
Then the normally good Orlandi, Lopez and Ulloa spent much time on the deck whinging.
Our attacks and counter attacks were pedestrian.
This set the tone for the vibrant pre match hype to fade away in the stands, as the team of snails failed to live up to expectations.
The crowd sensed from the off it wasn't to be the Albion's day.
LamieRobertson
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Good! looks like i beat him to the bus by 9 minutes
I have been trying to see if i could see people who might be you.
Do you have a pony tail?
Pony tail? Roar ..noooo...u?
Or acting like an expensively assembled team of quality PL wannabes and ripping into the opposition from the first minute.
They would be a start.
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Pavilionaire
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The team did nothing to inspire the fans until the equaliser. I agree that the support could have been better, I sing but get the feeling its pockets of fans rather than a whole section of a stand.
The Sock of Poskett
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- Jun 12, 2009
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Think that's part of the problem. A bunch of us in the centre left of the North always sing, and there's a contingent to our left who do a decent job, plus the NSK lot back right. Everyone just seemed edgy today, and we didn't get up a head of steam like some games. Odd.
Atmosphere is ALWAYS going to be better away, as generally the away support want to sing much more consistently than the home crowd. But it IS a two-way thing - the team has to inspire the crowd, then the crowd urge on the team. Players looked tired and lacking a cutting edge today.
grummitts gloves
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Crowd sounded good whilst watching the game online. Please quit the weekly whinge about whether we make enough noise or not. All depends on where you are invite ground. Maybe it's a downside of the Amex design that the acoustics aren't great.
Ninja Elephant
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- Feb 16, 2009
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Fans dreadful. Of the 28,000, how many were mannekins? 
What we need is a silly banner from the opposition.
Just didn't happen today. I blame many things. The team played plesantly, we had a bit of a go, they were a bit better and we sensed it was tough. We didn't get a shocking refereeing decision which always stokes the atmosphere.
Who cares, what happened has happened and we're nicely placed. Whisper it, but today wasn't game over or job done. Win, lose or draw there was work to do. So here we are.
What we need is a silly banner from the opposition. Just didn't happen today. I blame many things. The team played plesantly, we had a bit of a go, they were a bit better and we sensed it was tough. We didn't get a shocking refereeing decision which always stokes the atmosphere.
Who cares, what happened has happened and we're nicely placed. Whisper it, but today wasn't game over or job done. Win, lose or draw there was work to do. So here we are.