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[Brighton] NC State band



edna krabappel

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Jul 7, 2003
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American sports tend to have a very different audience and atmosphere to English football.

I wonder what all those fresh faced US college students thought, a few minutes into the game, when a thousand or so Saints fans started belting out "WE'RE f***ing SHIIIIIIIIIT" :D
 




Cowfold Seagull

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Apr 22, 2009
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I don't think that the person(s) who put together Sunday's pre-pmatch brief can be very good at US geography, they were described as the Ohio State Band.
 


halbpro

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Jan 25, 2012
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Enjoyed watching them for a while pre-match. Pretty good. They were well into the game and post-match celebrations too.
Yeah, really enjoyed them pre-match outside the ground but the fact they were so obviously enjoying themselves during the game and stayed for a good long time afterwards was lovely. Saw a good number of those scarves whirling!
Did anyone film them?




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Publius Ovidius

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Jul 5, 2003
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Both my girls did “ drum core” marching bands in the UK

They both did colour guard, that is the flag /rifle twirling stuff to national finals level.

in the uk we have great bands, about div 3, Europe have better bands, div 2 and the US collegiate bands are champions league Level. If you go on YouTube check out drum line videos. These kids are just brilliant

was magnificent seeing them and they made a fantastic sound.
 


Comrade Sam

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Jan 31, 2013
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It reminds me of when I was in Lima about 16 years ago and it was the inauguration of the new President of Peru. A large military band in full Georgian cavalry regalia marched out halted and then flew into a rendition of Star Wars. It was epic and I've decided it's what I want when I'm inaugurated as Britain's President.
 






medwayseagull reborn

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Oct 12, 2022
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American sports tend to have a very different audience and atmosphere to English football.

I wonder what all those fresh faced US college students thought, a few minutes into the game, when a thousand or so Saints fans started belting out "WE'RE f***ing SHIIIIIIIIIT" :D
Probably reflected after the game that the Saints fans were entirely accurate in their assessment.
 








Arthur

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Jul 8, 2003
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Were they sat in the south east corner next to the away fans?

There was pretty much a whole block with everyone dressed in red but clearly had blue and white scarfs which had me puzzled especially as they were next to the away fans. They seem to very much enjoy the after game celebrations. They all linked arms and were swaying along in time to the crappy europop.
 




NCseagull

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May 21, 2023
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Just seen this thread - as a Cary resident, having the Wolfpack band at the Amex is weird but great to see. Although agree with the earlier poster that the culture gap from US college athletics to English football might have been eye opening for them
We should get together and watch some games next season! I'm in Raleigh
 




A1X

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