But think of all that extra match day revenue coming in that Khaldoon and Soriano want.
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Atmosphere 2024/25
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But think of all that extra match day revenue coming in that Khaldoon and Soriano want.
Lavinda Past
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It looks better now with the digital flags. ;-)
And think of the money saved on laundering real flags...
Tim of the Oak
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Anna Connell introduced digital flags in St Mark’s Church in around 1880!
EastMidlandsBlue
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The stadium announcer sounded like he'd smoked a joint before work today, none of his usual nonsense
Sky Saturday Night Football. (SNF)
“The cauldron that is Goodison Park”
Bar the roar after Anthony Gordon missed the penalty, it’s a fucking morgue.
Yet the myth that Goodison Park is a cauldron of support and noise continues.(on Sky Football)
“The cauldron that is Goodison Park”
Bar the roar after Anthony Gordon missed the penalty, it’s a fucking morgue.
Yet the myth that Goodison Park is a cauldron of support and noise continues.(on Sky Football)
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A Swiss lady from leafy Hale doing you a big favour. Are you banging Mrs AkanjiI don’t know the model. It’s a whopping Samsung thing that I bought, along with a giant tele, of some Swiss woman from Hale for knockdown price (it’s got Euro two-pronged plugs on them). All-in new would be about £3,000 and she sorted me for £500. One of the setting on it makes the crowd quiet and the commentators louder which is good for things like documentaries so the speech is clearer, but there’s another setting on it (‘Night mode’ or something) which takes all the bass out of the speech and makes the crowd dead clear.
The only thing about Samsung teles is that the bulbs go on them but it’s about a 70” or something so was worth it.
M18CTID
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Yep, easy to be loud at that point. Just like Newcastle last week after they scored that penalty.Sky Saturday Night Football. (SNF)
“The cauldron that is Goodison Park”
Bar the roar after Anthony Gordon missed the penalty, it’s a fucking morgue.
Yet the myth that Goodison Park is a cauldron of support and noise continues.(on Sky Football)
I must add that I’ve been attending games at Goodison since the 1990-91 season and the loudest I ever remember it was when they beat us in the first match between us both following the Lescott transfer. It was pretty toxic between both clubs and both sets of fans at the time and with it being a Saturday evening 5.30 kick-off as well it added another layer to the atmosphere.
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It sounds pretty decent at Goodison to me. Not necessarily chanting but a continuous buzz around the ground and responses to events on the pitch like tackles, winning corners, ref decisions etc.
Think it’s a bit weird knocking other crowds to be honest when a lot of City fans are pretty sensitive about it themselves.
Think it’s a bit weird knocking other crowds to be honest when a lot of City fans are pretty sensitive about it themselves.
It sounds pretty decent at Goodison to me. Not necessarily chanting but a continuous buzz around the ground and responses to events on the pitch like tackles, winning corners, ref decisions etc.
Think it’s a bit weird knocking other crowds to be honest when a lot of City fans are pretty sensitive about it themselves.
I’m on about chanting and songs. Any crowd can make noises of frustration. That isn’t creating an atmosphere.
At least City fans sing songs and chant throughout the match.
Yet, we’re constantly told there isn’t any support and atmosphere at the Etihad.