Spawned from a few too many pints I’m afraidMight need a bit of work. Maybe a different tune and different words and it could be a winner?
Spawned from a few too many pints I’m afraidMight need a bit of work. Maybe a different tune and different words and it could be a winner?
Totally agree OG - Champs League you see different faces, younger guys who might be shut out of PL by pricing etc and for whom seeing City is an event. They can't reasonably be expected to know the etiquette of every corner of the ground as in some bits EVERYONE stands regardless, other areas it might be all regulars who don't but if it's not official you'd have to be well tuned in to clock that - and when folk are in the moment they're naturally thinking about what's going on in front, not behind - selfish as that might seem. And everyone has their moments...like the gran who sidled in front of me in the queue for the bar at half-time Tuesday (!) It's all part of what makes a game.Exactly mate, was thinking the same myself. The older fans should be respected and cherished but I'd take exception to somebody grabbing me for standing up. If you've been attending x number of years they'd probably be of the opinion that why should they have to relocate but at least you've given them the option.
It's bad enough not having individuals in their seats for large chunks of the game, people showing little interest when there to those filming everything and not living in the moment. If we start clamping down on those immersed in what's going on and showing emotion then the game is well and truly lost.
Atmosphere slated by this knobhead - in fact he's actually slating English football in general as we don't have capos, drums and choreography in our stadiums, despite the attention grabbing headline to get likes.
Atmosphere slated by this knobhead - in fact he's actually slating English football in general as we don't have capos, drums and choreography in our stadiums, despite the attention grabbing headline to get likes.
Atmosphere slated by this knobhead - in fact he's actually slating English football in general as we don't have capos, drums and choreography in our stadiums, despite the attention grabbing headline to get likes.
I talked to a German fan after one of our games and he loved our atmosphere, saying “it comes in waves” and you can understand that when you hear Germans.Absolutely - I remember a German journalist on some podcast being asked about the amazing atmosphere at Bundesliga games. He said he much preferred the up and down, tension/excitement of English grounds, which was generated by what happened on the pitch, rather than the choreographed chants in Germany - often completely at odds with the rhythm of the game.
Atmosphere slated by this knobhead - in fact he's actually slating English football in general as we don't have capos, drums and choreography in our stadiums, despite the attention grabbing headline to get likes.
I bet it sounded good at the time?Spawned from a few too many pints I’m afraid
Atmosphere slated by this knobhead - in fact he's actually slating English football in general as we don't have capos, drums and choreography in our stadiums, despite the attention grabbing headline to get likes.