Can we also all get our Mums to buy us the same T-shirts to wear? That will really make the opposition fans shudder in fear too.
Who would make that call though? And how would you differentiate “atmosphere is better because there is a drum” from “atomosphere is better because we’re winning games”, and whether the first of those led to the second?Atmosphere cant get any worse so hope we try the drum route for a few games and make a call on it after we've seen the results
And you think a drum will make a difference? They are lily-livered middle class supporters that ‘just want to watch my team.’I sincerely hope that everyone who said "NO" to a drum sings at every opportunity to try and lift the atmosphere, because evidence of for e.g. the first half against Newcastle, 90% of the crowd is willing to just sit back and mumble to their mates about their pie being too hot.
Another reason we need a drumAnd you think a drum will make a difference? They are lily-livered middle class supporters that ‘just want to watch my team.’
Not helped by a North Stand that can’t get its act together because one end can’t hear what the other is singing.
Another reason we need a drum
Everyone hears to the song/beat and joins in for a change across the whole NS
Problem solved
Drums and goal music are proper tinpot this is well established and the atmosphere is always at its best when it is organic and nothing beats it. England games used to have a good atmosphere until they let in that awful band in banging out the great escape for 90min. I have not been in a ground in England where a drum has been anything other than an embarrassing monotonous noise with barely anyone singing along and goal music is for clubs like palace. Don’t even get me started on TifosPeople also need to stop being such gatekeepers of atmosphere and fun. Stop telling people who are trying to make noise and having fun that they are "tinpot" and "cringe". All that does is drive an environment where we all sit in silence for fear of being mocked by others.
Let people enjoy themselves and express themselves. If drums and goal music makes an atmosphere and people enjoy it....let them. Don't mock them.
I don’t disagree with you, unfortunately, atmosphere like last night is not the norm at the Amex, nights like last night are very few and far between.Drums and goal music are proper tinpot this is well established and the atmosphere is always at its best when it is organic and nothing beats it. England games used to have a good atmosphere until they let in that awful band in banging out the great escape for 90min. I have not been in a ground in England where a drum has been anything other than an embarrassing monotonous noise with barely anyone singing along and goal music is for clubs like palace. Don’t even get me started on Tifos
We are a very middle class fanbase these days I agree but the idea a drum is going to get all the people politely clapping into some sort of wall of noise is fantasy. They will still be sitting there politely clapping but the rest of us have to listen to the 5 people joining in around the one drummer. See arsenal for referenceI don’t disagree with you, unfortunately, atmosphere like last night is not the norm at the Amex, nights like last night are very few and far between.
We’ve missed out on an entire generation of kids growing up with an atmosphere generically made so we have lots of people that think coming to watch a game in the north stand and politely clapping is the done thing.
So at this point anything we can do to get some of them to join in can’t be a bad thing.
The fella last night proved that it can be done.