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How to improve the atmosphere *yes this again
- Thread starter Kenney_The_Blue
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Gabriel
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[/quote]that's the only answer. BritishFootball atmosphere is organic and spontaneous , not bloody choreographed. One singing end will give the ground a voice that the rest of the ground will take a lead from. As it stands there are thousands of 'singers' basically wasted in the south stand because their songs aren't picked up by the rest of the ground due to their location and the stadium's acoustics.[/quote]
I agree but find that natural atmosphere was- past tense- peculiarly but not exclusively British. Whether it can return without some form of influence I very much doubt, as the stadia are no longer conducive and the support base too stratified to have everyone sing with one voice. Now, where did I put my pom poms and vuvuzela?
I agree but find that natural atmosphere was- past tense- peculiarly but not exclusively British. Whether it can return without some form of influence I very much doubt, as the stadia are no longer conducive and the support base too stratified to have everyone sing with one voice. Now, where did I put my pom poms and vuvuzela?
maineroad
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why is the south stand getting most of the blame here, the singing section has been poor so far aswell and that was the reason it was set up, to create atmosphere. we all need to improve even when the team is playing poor.
i was at stoke away and we was all over them in the 1st ten minutes then their crowed piped up and to their credit they were bloody loud, and you could see the lift it gave the team. we need to do the same.
i was at stoke away and we was all over them in the 1st ten minutes then their crowed piped up and to their credit they were bloody loud, and you could see the lift it gave the team. we need to do the same.