Mate who comes with us, leaves on 90 minutes every week, really do not understand,Season ticket holder in SS3 and I thought today was pretty decent , Arsenal's shit housery and time wasting didn't help and frustrated the crowd but the Johnny Stones chant took the roof off , even though the early leavers had left by then , Sunday evening and the games on a knife edge , each to their own , but why ? Something I'll never get me head round.
We were dire yesterday as a crowd.. didn't help our team..me included. The lads battled hard for us but as a straw poll of two me and are kid were just angry at the way Aesenal cheated (sorry modern parlance for game management) made it hard to be up beat! But our home crowd has always been have at best like most prem teams. We do need to find a way of showing some live back. Pep's programme notes aluded to it ..again!Not sure where in the ground you were but south stand does sing and if you say you can’t hear them start one song you’re either lying or just deaf.
As for making the same point over and over again , the police are not going to move the away fans: I know for a fact you already got an answer on this direct from 1894 when you mailed them:
The likes of khaldoon soriano de vries etc don’t give a shit about the atmosphere they never have and they never will. You can only work with the club if the club are prepared to listen.
Needs his head testing! Does he ever moan about txt prices if so..fk me!Mate who comes with us, leaves on 90 minutes every week, really do not understand,
not like he is slow on his feet or making a dart to get away he has to stand at the car where we park and wait till we get there,
he doesnt drive, yesterday stood in the rain , absolutely baffles me
He really really must want shotgun :-)Mate who comes with us, leaves on 90 minutes every week, really do not understand,
not like he is slow on his feet or making a dart to get away he has to stand at the car where we park and wait till we get there,
he doesnt drive, yesterday stood in the rain , absolutely baffles me
I guess it's all about opinions and perspectives but I thought it was a decent atmosphere not the best I have seen but still decent. there are so many factors involved in the atmosphere business, it can't be manufactured it can be helped of course, and the level of the opponent and the amount of jeopardy involved certainly helpsWe were dire yesterday as a crowd.. didn't help our team..me included. The lads battled hard for us but as a straw poll of two me and are kid were just angry at the way Aesenal cheated (sorry modern parlance for game management) made it hard to be up beat! But our home crowd has always been have at best like most prem teams. We do need to find a way of showing some live back. Pep's programme notes aluded to it ..again!
I agree it wasn’t bad yesterday. The weather didn’t help, I was so cold and wet I was shaking and shivering from before half time! Screaming and shouting for the team and at Ar teta and his thugs helped a bit but maybe other people found warmth in keeping quiet! *lol*I guess it's all about opinions and perspectives but I thought it was a decent atmosphere not the best I have seen but still decent. there are so many factors involved in the atmosphere business, it can't be manufactured it can be helped of course, and the level of the opponent and the amount of jeopardy involved certainly helps
"... didn't help our team.. me included"????We were dire yesterday as a crowd.. didn't help our team..me included. The lads battled hard for us but as a straw poll of two me and are kid were just angry at the way Aesenal cheated (sorry modern parlance for game management) made it hard to be up beat! But our home crowd has always been have at best like most prem teams. We do need to find a way of showing some live back. Pep's programme notes aluded to it ..again!
There was a guy & his girlfriend on our row, never seen them before, probably first time here and 85 mins they were off.Season ticket holder in SS3 and I thought today was pretty decent , Arsenal's shit housery and time wasting didn't help and frustrated the crowd but the Johnny Stones chant took the roof off , even though the early leavers had left by then , Sunday evening and the games on a knife edge , each to their own , but why ? Something I'll never get me head round.
I was in 115 and we certainly never stopped singing. The ground just isn't set up to have a good atmosphere. The signing sections are scattered apart and we currently have a massive gap where the expansions taking place that will also mean the sound is quickly travelling out of the ground.
The club HAVE to get the North Stand expansion right.
I think jeopardy usually plays a part but we were quiet when behind in the game yesterday. It wasn’t the worst atmosphere but the lads could do with more vocal support.I guess it's all about opinions and perspectives but I thought it was a decent atmosphere not the best I have seen but still decent. there are so many factors involved in the atmosphere business, it can't be manufactured it can be helped of course, and the level of the opponent and the amount of jeopardy involved certainly helps
Thing is it really does depend on where you’re sat. I thought the atmosphere was brilliant yesterday so its surprising to hear people thought it was flat. I was facing the south stand - who were at it all game - and in amongst a pocket of Blues who were up for it. The configuration means these ‘pockets’ don’t carryThe lack of atmosphere is nothing to do with the configuration of the stadium and 100% to do with the half hearted support of the fans in the stands.
We need to stop agonising about the new NS L2 being a 'home end' and start making some noise wherever we are sat.
Disagree. Wherever I'm sat I shout and clap. I'm in 105 and as soon as SSL1 start up with "stand up for the champions" I'm up on my feet. Occasionally embarrassing when no one around me joins in but I'm not even asking for that level of commitment, just clapping and joing in the songs. It makes a massive difference if even 50% join in.Thing is it really does depend on where you’re sat. I thought the atmosphere was brilliant yesterday so its surprising to hear people thought it was flat. I was facing the south stand - who were at it all game - and in amongst a pocket of Blues who were up for it. The configuration means these ‘pockets’ don’t carry
No doubt you need at least a few around you who are up for it. That makes all the differenceDisagree. Wherever I'm sat I shout and clap. I'm in 105 and as soon as SSL1 start up with "stand up for the champions" I'm up on my feet. Occasionally embarrassing when no one around me joins in but I'm not even asking for that level of commitment, just clapping and joing in the songs. It makes a massive difference if even 50% join in.
be no change when that is built.The lack of atmosphere is nothing to do with the configuration of the stadium and 100% to do with the half hearted support of the fans in the stands.
We need to stop agonising about the new NS L2 being a 'home end' and start making some noise wherever we are sat.