Atmosphere - 2023/24

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wolfie1988 said:
It wasn't great but when you're stretched across one tier it's much harder for the noise to travel. It was like Wolves-lite
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I was going to post the same thing. Thin strips of stands are always hard to get an atmosphere going. One side can’t hear what the other is singing.

Sheff Utd and Wolves away are the worst two for it.

Another bad one for it is Level 1 of the Etihad. A very small first tier for a medium sized stadium. You often get 115 belting out a song and then 119 singing something else at the same time because they can’t hear 115 due to being part of the same thin strip of stand.

Big deep tiers are what create the best atmospheres. Stands that are just one tier are the very best.
 
GOULDYBOBS said:
it was good but as others have said its not the best to get noise going. Thought Sheffield fans were pretty good
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Both sets of Sheffs are proper good fans.

In the top five best away atmospheres at the Etihad in the PL + domestic Cups, both Sheffield clubs feature for me.
 
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jrb said:
People say the European fans and Ultras atmospheres are contrived, orchestrated, fake, annoying, and they don't t like it, especially the use of a drum. i get that and accept it. Everyone is entitled to an opinion.

Harry Kane.

'The atmosphere in Bremen was incredible, very different from England and the Premier League,' said Kane, two weeks after his £85m switch from Tottenham. 'It was a league game, but it felt like a big European night, like a Champions League game.

'What was really impressive was the atmosphere. I have to adapt to it.'

After being asked how different the experience was compared to a typical Premier League game, he said: "It was great to be honest.
"The fans from both sides were incredible the whole game... really different to some of the Premier League atmospheres I've experienced. Our away fans were amazing but credit to their fans as well. They were great."
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Well he would say that wouldn’t he
 
nozzyblue said:
Thought our end was poor in general yesterday compared to our ends last season but as others have said it’s difficult to get it going when one side is singing one song and the other another. Still a fuckin buzz when Rodri bagged though
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It’s exactly what you want an away end to be like when you’re a home club: shit view pitchside behind the goal, thin strip of a stand, hard to get an atmosphere going.

Shit for the away fans, but you want to make it hard for away fans to be noisy at your own ground.
 
Psychedelic Casual said:
It’s exactly what you want an away end to be like when you’re a home club: shit view pitchside behind the goal, thin strip of a stand, hard to get an atmosphere going.

Shit for the away fans, but you want to make it hard for away fans to be noisy at your own ground.
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Yep. West Ham & Wolves next up aswell another 2 bad away ends for atmosphere, least they’re out the way early doors
 
What's the new song about the Rags? To the tune of Ring of Fire - only words I can make out are Old Trafford is falling down and Ten Hag's a clown.
 
Iamthemusicman said:
What's the new song about the Rags? To the tune of Ring of Fire - only words I can make out are Old Trafford is falling down and Ten Hag's a clown.
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GLAZERS STAYING 10 MORE YEARS
MAN CITY WERE ON THE BEERS
OLD TRAFFORD IS FALLING DOWN
TEN HAAG IS A FUCKING CLOWN
 
nozzyblue said:
Thought our end was poor in general yesterday compared to our ends last season but as others have said it’s difficult to get it going when one side is singing one song and the other another. Still a fuckin buzz when Rodri bagged though
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The shallow end didn't help but I thought it was still a little on the subdued side. Surprising as it was a bank holiday Sunday with loads of blues enjoying a good drink and sing-song in The Howard pub beforehand, plus our end was full of old faces so we can't exactly blame JCLs and tourists this time. I'll also add that I thought the Sheff Utd fans were surprisingly on the quiet side too.
 
M18CTID said:
The shallow end didn't help but I thought it was still a little on the subdued side. Surprising as it was a bank holiday Sunday with loads of blues enjoying a good drink and sing-song in The Howard pub beforehand, plus our end was full of old faces so we can't exactly blame JCLs and tourists this time. I'll also add that I thought the Sheff Utd fans were surprisingly on the quiet side too.
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Yeah agree seemed a normal City following faces wise. Don’t think the tight games score line wise help us either. We’re at our best 3-0 up singing follow you everywhere for 20 mins straight haha
 
What happened to 1894 in ss3 where the away fans usually are?
Couldn't se eit hear any singing from there.
Back of 314 were singing.
 
Enjoyed that. Was up on in the 1894 bit on row LL (very big fella with a beard, dark blue top). Thought the chunk of 30 or so of us at the back of the tier had a right good go! Never stopped all game.

Difficult when the rest of the section were obviously non-regular attenders but even so a number were joining in. Would have been ideal with 2,000 singers though.

Wonder what the rest of the ground could hear of us?…

Heard nothing of SSL1 from up where I was, tiers in stadiums really do break up the noise. Imagine our fanbase with a modern equivalent of the Rome Olympic Stadium with no running track!

Usual SSL3 seemed to miss the away fans to battle with, thought they seemed quiet.
 
Psychedelic Casual said:
Enjoyed that. Was up on in the 1894 bit on row LL (very big fella with a beard, dark blue top). Thought the chunk of 30 or so of us at the back of the tier had a right good go! Never stopped all game.

Difficult when the rest of the section were obviously non-regular attenders but even so a number were joining in. Would have been ideal with 2,000 singers though.

Wonder what the rest of the ground could hear of us?…

Heard nothing of SSL1 from up where I was, tiers in stadiums really do break up the noise. Imagine our fanbase with a modern equivalent of the Rome Olympic Stadium with no running track!

Usual SSL3 seemed to miss the away fans to battle with, thought they seemed quiet.
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Sorry to say mate as much effort you may have put in , it wasn't heard anywhere else
 
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