JonnyComeEarly
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So........ Drum at the Amex????
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No. Thank you.
JonnyComeEarly
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Was my opinion before too, strongly.
Saturday has given me a massive wobble on that thought....
Saturday has given me a massive wobble on that thought....
Like some others, I am slowly coming round but I'll stress the key reason is that I think a beat could keep songs properly-paced and, maybe, enable multiple stands to be co-ordinated.
Currently most songs experience extreme acceleration to the point it's not possible to actually get words out as the speed reached is just too fast.
Currently most songs experience extreme acceleration to the point it's not possible to actually get words out as the speed reached is just too fast.
JonnyComeEarly
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Even the new AK song "I just don't think you understand...." has become incredibly fast on the 2mil...better than Ozil that im sure no-one has a clue what we're actually saying!
Marshy
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one step from goal music and the ridiculous tannoy announcer saying the surname of the goal scorer...
NO NO NO for the love of football NO
NO NO NO for the love of football NO
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Oh go on then:
Hotchilidog
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I'm in favour if it is decent drum and that is played by someone competent who can keep a rhythm and know when to drum and when not to. The Boro drummer was very good.
But there has to be one song sung at a time for that to work. Some seem very keen just to plough their own furrow.
Agreed. There would need to be some goodwill shown by what seem to be competing factions. From my lofty position in the WSU, I have no idea if that is possible or not.
Was not Was
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I'm coming round to it, too. Not just any old drummer though. I found out last week that the drummer at Dulwich Hamlet (whose fans do the whole singing/drumming thing very well, bearing in mind the size of their crowd) used to drum in a half-decent band. There's an art to it.
Geestar
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No.......again.
JonnyComeEarly
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Goal music would trigger me cancelling ST's for the whole family.
JonnyComeEarly
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This whole "2 groups competing in the North" is absolutely killing any chance of the atmosphere.... I've never fc(king heard anything like it before at any ground, why do we have to be so backward!!!
JC Footy Genius
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No.
Possible Third poll question .... how many voting yes would be willing to have the drum within a 10 seat distance of where they are sitting or even in their section?
#nimby
Possible Third poll question .... how many voting yes would be willing to have the drum within a 10 seat distance of where they are sitting or even in their section?
#nimby
Lush
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This. Constant drumming can be annoying and headache inducing after a while.
KingstonSeagull
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Not sitting in my usual spot at the beam back has made me realise THERE ARE A LOT OF MONGS SINGING A MILL... STOP IT!
THIS.
It would be good to keep a beat in a really big game but the atmosphere is going to be there anyway. It would, however be absolutely ridiculous in a Tuesday night game with less than 20K in. Charlton's was dreadful last season. It was literally JUST a drum.
Plus it's against everything I believe in football wise. The Goldstone North Stand had no problems keeping time by clapping. Plus The Judge would buy his own drum and cut across any beat started from "the other side"