Bluemoon115
Well-Known Member
It was a brilliant thing that we took from Europe, but like the inflatable banana, it's time to consign it to the past, and start (or steal ;-)) a new trend.
sam-caddick said:citykev28 said:Caveman said:Clubs don't get involved though. Ultras raise the funds themselves for all tifos and atmosphere related things. They refuse any donations from the clubs. Some of the tifos you see European clubs come up with cost up to and over €10,000. There was one that Shalke did last season that cost nearly €14,000 but it was all raised and all organised and all choreographed by the fans only. Not one single thing was done by the club, and this is true of all Ultras tifos and organised choreographed things. Clubs trust the fans and leave them to it; and that's the difference between us here in England and the rest of Europe. Clubs get their mythering hands all over everything any fans want to do in England. Showsec are out in force at times and you're not even allowed to stand up and sing, AT THE FOOTBALL, for fuck's sake.
Aah right, so the fact that this was tied to the top of the stadium roof itself had nothing to do with the club? Do they give the fans a key to the stadium and tell them to do what they want?
What exactly is wrong with the club and fans working together?
Health and safety stops pretty much everything in this country mate, just getting a flag into a match is hard enough nowadays'.
I really do like this idea, but too many would knock over their coffee flasks, or drop their IPad.FanchesterCity said:8) Moving side to side by 2 or 3 seats. Not a cheesy 'sway'.... but a proper full crowd movement (like the Poznan) where everybody moves across by a good few seats... the idea being that (if done properly) the entire stadium is rotating left then right.
Bluemoon115 said:I really do like this idea, but too many would knock over their coffee flasks, or drop their IPad.FanchesterCity said:8) Moving side to side by 2 or 3 seats. Not a cheesy 'sway'.... but a proper full crowd movement (like the Poznan) where everybody moves across by a good few seats... the idea being that (if done properly) the entire stadium is rotating left then right.
...and Showsec would have a field day with people standing in the aisles. Mass ejections follow.Bluemoon115 said:I really do like this idea, but too many would knock over their coffee flasks, or drop their IPad.FanchesterCity said:8) Moving side to side by 2 or 3 seats. Not a cheesy 'sway'.... but a proper full crowd movement (like the Poznan) where everybody moves across by a good few seats... the idea being that (if done properly) the entire stadium is rotating left then right.
cleavers said:...and Showsec would have a field day with people standing in the aisles. Mass ejections follow.Bluemoon115 said:I really do like this idea, but too many would knock over their coffee flasks, or drop their IPad.FanchesterCity said:8) Moving side to side by 2 or 3 seats. Not a cheesy 'sway'.... but a proper full crowd movement (like the Poznan) where everybody moves across by a good few seats... the idea being that (if done properly) the entire stadium is rotating left then right.
cleavers said:...and Showsec would have a field day with people standing in the aisles. Mass ejections follow.Bluemoon115 said:I really do like this idea, but too many would knock over their coffee flasks, or drop their IPad.FanchesterCity said:8) Moving side to side by 2 or 3 seats. Not a cheesy 'sway'.... but a proper full crowd movement (like the Poznan) where everybody moves across by a good few seats... the idea being that (if done properly) the entire stadium is rotating left then right.