pottsy said:Wafty Cranker said:mansour's tow ropes said:You've got the complete wrong end of the stick. Most here are saying they DON'T want any such gimmicks, and just want the whole thing to be stripped down to having a pint and watching the match without extra unnecessary 'entertainment' being shoved down their throats
Then the gripe should surely be with club and the direction they are taking regarding match day entertainment, as opposed to singling out "the bloke with the guitar"? Perhaps the the problem is the club get feedback saying the atmosphere is shit and try to improve it then go about it the wrong way in some people's view, but it seems the club can't do right for doing wrong in my opinion.
the club aren't listening to the fans. 98% of the fans want the guy on the pitch to sling it. but out of stubbornness stupidity or whatever they persist with something that is killing the atmosphere. it's like they are scared of the fans , like they see opinions as a threat. there are so many people at the club who aren't even football fans really let alone blues, there's no passion involved from their side because they haven't got City in their DNA and that's reflected in the "match day experience"- which is trying to please everyone...and ends up pleasing no-one
Wafty Cranker said:mansour's tow ropes said:Wafty Cranker said:Fuck me, what a bunch of miserable twats!
I'd much rather listen to a local singer/songwriter who is a blue singing a few tunes before the game, than listen to some Miley Cyrus shit pumped through the speakers.
I get the impression some forget they are going to watch a football game. You seem to want The Beatles playing before the game, a Michelin starred chef serving up steamed lobster in the concourse at half time, a helicopter ride home, and all for less than twenty quid.
Then if you got the above you'd still be logging on here after the game starting threads like 'Moonchester's ears are too big'.
The club are obviously trying to improve the whole match going experience and I like the bloke with the guitar.
You've got the complete wrong end of the stick. Most here are saying they DON'T want any such gimmicks, and just want the whole thing to be stripped down to having a pint and watching the match without extra unnecessary 'entertainment' being shoved down their throats
Then the gripe should surely be with club and the direction they are taking regarding match day entertainment, as opposed to singling out "the bloke with the guitar"?
common senseEccles Blue said:pottsy said:Wafty Cranker said:Then the gripe should surely be with club and the direction they are taking regarding match day entertainment, as opposed to singling out "the bloke with the guitar"? Perhaps the the problem is the club get feedback saying the atmosphere is shit and try to improve it then go about it the wrong way in some people's view, but it seems the club can't do right for doing wrong in my opinion.
the club aren't listening to the fans. 98% of the fans want the guy on the pitch to sling it. but out of stubbornness stupidity or whatever they persist with something that is killing the atmosphere. it's like they are scared of the fans , like they see opinions as a threat. there are so many people at the club who aren't even football fans really let alone blues, there's no passion involved from their side because they haven't got City in their DNA and that's reflected in the "match day experience"- which is trying to please everyone...and ends up pleasing no-one
Where did you get that figure from?? Plucked it out of the air did you or did you do the scientific thing and conduct a survey of every fan in the stadium? The one thing I can guarantee is that the club are not 'scared of the fans' why would they be?