We're as likely to sing about other clubs (particularly the rags) never winning four in a row as we are to celebrate our unique achievement. I don't recall any chants about 100 points/centurions, or winning the domestic treble or PL/CL/FAC treble.We need to be able to show our appreciation as a fan base. The things this club has achieved should be sung about.
Reverse gear…But I didn't boo them off at the final whistle did I? So I can't carry on as I didn't boo in the first place. Not sure where I said I booed them or supported those who did.
I’m quite lucky where I sit, there’s been the same faces going for quite some time now so it’s not everywhere.It's turgid and has been for a while. As the seasons go by I find less and less familiar faces. I stood next to a lad today who was gazing down into his phone for the first half. There are people around me who just don't seem to care. All this talk of 4 in a row and yet there's a general malaise around the stadium as if we've been mid table for years.
And the boos at the end, What an over reaction that was. We are all over the place as a club and a fan base at the moment.
Well at least Amazon give you the option of turning off the commentary and just listening to the stadium noise. Should be compulsory for all broadcasters to give us that optionApparently the commentary team on Amazon was having a constant dig at empty seats if they did some research they would understand that some fans can’t afford ticket prices when they are £70 to £80 pounds near Christmas time
That's a bit of a myth in my opinion. City's premier league support is largely season tickets and their friends and families. Of course people use mobiles. That's just the modern world. If that bugs you, then you are going to be very unhappy. What corporate transformation is there of MCFC? There are many more non-corporates going now than there were in the 80's and 90's. The noisiest section in the Kippax was next to the away fans, but that wasn't in the corner.The atmosphere is matching the corporate transformation of the club. Back in the days when we were in free fall all we had to keep us going was the atmosphere, which to be fair, could be very hostile towards the team. Visiting teams knew how quickly we would turn on them. In fact we were renown for turning on the team quickly if things weren't going our way. However when we got behind them it was a great atmosphere. The Kippax had its corner next to the away fans, where you stood with all your mates. Even when we went all seater, with 4 different stands, the North Stand (again next to the away fans) became the vocal centre. We were awful as a team for the most part, but we were loud. These days there are fans who have never known a bad City team, visiting tourists, and people gawping at their phones.