Regrouping of singers within the stadium

Matt The Blue said:
danebanksheik said:
Matt The Blue said:
Drums is a great way of creating atmosphere.

Drums are for rock concerts

But that's how the European crowds create atmosphere, with drums and someone leading the crowd with what song to sing

I disagree, they make noise not atmosphere. Atmosphere is created by the crowd responding to the ebb and flow of the game rather than just singing the same songs over and over again. I'm not a fan of the of the "European" style at all.
 
the flyers seamed to have generated awareness at everton away.

Think we will do more for EDS game and Arsenal.

Can we stop talking about being passed it after 40 for singing please :-)
 
trevorriley said:
the flyers seamed to have generated awareness at everton away.

Think we will do more for EDS game and Arsenal.

Can we stop talking about being passed it after 40 for singing please :-)

Was going to add, but haven't had a chance.

A decent sized banner at the front or back of the South Stand at the CFA stadium against Schalke promoting the the new singing section. Then brining it to the Arsenal game and taking it around the stadium. City square, etc. Happy to help.
 
Drums kill the atmosphere.

Whenever away support bring drums to the Etihad the home support simply shuts up as they can't get a word in edgeways due to the constant repetitive drone of the thing. Even the away support doesn't string any meaningful songs together. The same happens at away grounds when Blues often only sing once the drumming stops.

Leave these gimmicks to foreign clubs who don't know any better and lower league clubs who should know better.

My view is that City should ban all instruments from the Etihad "on health and safety grounds" ;-) for both home and away supporters, if I wanted to bring a box the size of a drum into the stadium and keep it in my seat area I would be refused citing health and safety (and insanity) reasons, should be the same for drums.

Now stop it off and let that be the end of it we are better than that.
 
desperatedon said:
Drums kill the atmosphere.

Whenever away support bring drums to the Etihad the home support simply shuts up as they can't get a word in edgeways due to the constant repetitive drone of the thing. Even the away support doesn't string any meaningful songs together. The same happens at away grounds when Blues often only sing once the drumming stops.

Leave these gimmicks to foreign clubs who don't know any better and lower league clubs who should know better.

My view is that City should ban all instruments from the Etihad "on health and safety grounds" ;-) for both home and away supporters, if I wanted to bring a box the size of a drum into the stadium and keep it in my seat area I would be refused citing health and safety (and insanity) reasons, should be the same for drums.

Now stop it off and let that be the end of it we are better than that.
If people dont support the op nowt will happen just stick to the thread the lad doesnt want to bang his head against a brick wall .as Ric said there are plenty other threads about atmosphere ect
 
dannybcity said:
Matt The Blue said:
danebanksheik said:
Drums are for rock concerts

But that's how the European crowds create atmosphere, with drums and someone leading the crowd with what song to sing

I disagree, they make noise not atmosphere. Atmosphere is created by the crowd responding to the ebb and flow of the game rather than just singing the same songs over and over again. I'm not a fan of the of the "European" style at all.
Look this thread is about the singing section start your own thread about drums .this is the last chance to get something sorted .the way people are diluting this important subject means there is a danger it wont happen
 
cyberblue said:
desperatedon said:
Drums kill the atmosphere.

Whenever away support bring drums to the Etihad the home support simply shuts up as they can't get a word in edgeways due to the constant repetitive drone of the thing. Even the away support doesn't string any meaningful songs together. The same happens at away grounds when Blues often only sing once the drumming stops.

Leave these gimmicks to foreign clubs who don't know any better and lower league clubs who should know better.

My view is that City should ban all instruments from the Etihad "on health and safety grounds" ;-) for both home and away supporters, if I wanted to bring a box the size of a drum into the stadium and keep it in my seat area I would be refused citing health and safety (and insanity) reasons, should be the same for drums.

Now stop it off and let that be the end of it we are better than that.
If people dont support the op nowt will happen just stick to the thread the lad doesnt want to bang his head against a brick wall .as Ric said there are plenty other threads about atmosphere ect
cyberblue said:
desperatedon said:
Drums kill the atmosphere.

Whenever away support bring drums to the Etihad the home support simply shuts up as they can't get a word in edgeways due to the constant repetitive drone of the thing. Even the away support doesn't string any meaningful songs together. The same happens at away grounds when Blues often only sing once the drumming stops.

Leave these gimmicks to foreign clubs who don't know any better and lower league clubs who should know better.

My view is that City should ban all instruments from the Etihad "on health and safety grounds" ;-) for both home and away supporters, if I wanted to bring a box the size of a drum into the stadium and keep it in my seat area I would be refused citing health and safety (and insanity) reasons, should be the same for drums.

Now stop it off and let that be the end of it we are better than that.
If people dont support the op nowt will happen just stick to the thread the lad doesnt want to bang his head against a brick wall .as Ric said there are plenty other threads about atmosphere ect

I completely agree with everything the OP is doing, he should be applauded and thanked for his efforts. Drums however, in my opinion, should not have a place in football. Having said that the OP didn't mention drums in his original post.
 
desperatedon said:
Drums kill the atmosphere.

Whenever away support bring drums to the Etihad the home support simply shuts up as they can't get a word in edgeways due to the constant repetitive drone of the thing. Even the away support doesn't string any meaningful songs together. The same happens at away grounds when Blues often only sing once the drumming stops.

Leave these gimmicks to foreign clubs who don't know any better and lower league clubs who should know better.

My view is that City should ban all instruments from the Etihad "on health and safety grounds" ;-) for both home and away supporters, if I wanted to bring a box the size of a drum into the stadium and keep it in my seat area I would be refused citing health and safety (and insanity) reasons, should be the same for drums.

Now stop it off and let that be the end of it we are better than that.

not really true. hamburg had a drum and we drowned that out no problem. As said though this thread isn't really about drums...
 

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