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Alan Harper's Tash
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Now the Rangers drum has finished, I’m sure the Palace game won’t be marred by another drum…
Betterdeedthan red
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Yep like yesterday some shite band singing bluemoon before the game.Good post, think football is becoming more sanitised which will have some good and bad points. One of the main reasons I gave up my season ticket was the 'match day experience' isn't quite what it used to be outside of a small number of games. Just different really.
It's like going to the supermarket or the cinema
Never been to supermarket playing BMYep like yesterday some shite band singing bluemoon before the game.
It's like going to the supermarket or the cinema
Was it Tesco?
Betterdeedthan red
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MorrisonsNever been to supermarket playing BM
Was it Tesco?
citymad
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probably not the best noun to describe our stadium:)Yep like yesterday some shite band singing bluemoon before the game.
It's like going to the supermarket or the cinema
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I’d rather sit and read the dictionary than listen to the same fucking 4-5 repetitive songs and a big drum for 90 minutes, none more so than that wank tequila song.
Agree it's fucking tedious and more liable to send people to sleep. As for drums....no words, they should be banned.
There's a City song in that chorus somewhere.
Judging by some of the miserable fuckers on this post we should sing, "Oh what an atmosphere, we love it when there's a ground with no atmosphere, no noise or drums, we leave on 80 minutes, that's a good day done!"
The early leavers should sing it while doing a conga past the other fans moaning they can't see
hilts
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Judging by some of the miserable fuckers on this post we should sing, "Oh what an atmosphere, we love it when there's a ground with no atmosphere, no noise or drums, we leave on 80 minutes, that's a good day done!"
The early leavers should sing it while doing a conga past the other fans moaning they can't see
They would all want to be at the front of the conga though. You would have to feel sorry for the poor sod at the back he might miss the chase celebrity special.