Noisiest part of the ground?

[Green Cross Code Man]

Dont laugh too much, i bet some muppet brings one sooner or later!

We will then sound like Charlton fans with 1 song and some drumming.

I think the club confirmed last year that drums were a no-no.

 

[Drumstick]

Greers mouth.

 

[BN9 BHA]

I think the club confirmed last year that drums were a no-no.

That is good news, thanks.

 

[yxee]

Need to get all the singers to group up. Too many small pockets of singers...

yep

doesn't help that the club is apparently flogging north stand tickets to families and kids who (a) will generally never say anything and (b) have no hope of seeing anything if they don't stand on their seat.

 

[symyjym]

yep

doesn't help that the club is apparently flogging north stand tickets to families and kids who (a) will generally never say anything and (b) have no hope of seeing anything if they don't stand on their seat.

The Amex needs to be opened up for Terrace Choir practice one evening each week, that'll sort it.

 

[BuddyBoy]

The north generally ensures consistent noise. But decibel wise, the west is "louder" for the amount of people, however they're bitty over there. Just wish they'd get themselves going more.

If the west was consistent, things would be peachy.

 

[Napper]

The north generally ensures consistent noise. But decibel wise, the west is "louder" for the amount of people, however they're bitty over there. Just wish they'd get themselves going more.

If the west was consistent, things would be peachy.

Yes , agree with this

 

[Puppet Master]

There was a bloke making mooing sounds today in the North. I hope he weren't having an attack of some sort and we all smiled at his cattling cries without rushing to help him.

I did a moo once. Just the one though. Not sure if it was me, feel a bit silly now :s