haha yeah that was me row Y seat 372, where were you?FeedTheGoat10 said:Thank fuck you were there pal, if i'm thinking you were the guy wearing the 3rd kit and on row y-ish behind the bald guyPrestwichPeteMcfc said:Didn't work perfectly tonight because of the high amount of kids, but it's a good start and could definitely be top if it was advertised by the club as for singers, and if the stewards didn't try to make us sit.
Don't think many were impressed with my rendition of "standers to the left of me, singers to the right, here I am stuck in the middle with kids" though.
Some good lads at the back of 114 and 115, and thanks to the woman who came up to me at the end of the game and said "I've took my 12 year old step daughter to her first game tonight and she couldn't stop looking at you singing and smiling so thank you". Made my day that :-)
And whoever the little lad I gave my banana to is, look after it mate, it's been with me for years :)
jrb said:danebanksheik said:I was in 115 behind a Korean football team (2 of whom fell asleep!) and hordes of kids - I thought there were quite a few of us who gave it a go but it was the wrong mix - too many young kids and parents mixed together made it hard work.
The club did a great job of getting 43000 in the ground but the efforts on here to get the end standing and singing were clearly not supported by the club or at least the message was not passed to the ticket office if they did.
Back to the North stand for us
The club did as much as it could. Those who know, know. They couldn't have done anymore. Trust me.
jrb said:danebanksheik said:I was in 115 behind a Korean football team (2 of whom fell asleep!) and hordes of kids - I thought there were quite a few of us who gave it a go but it was the wrong mix - too many young kids and parents mixed together made it hard work.
The club did a great job of getting 43000 in the ground but the efforts on here to get the end standing and singing were clearly not supported by the club or at least the message was not passed to the ticket office if they did.
Back to the North stand for us
Ticket For Schalke said:To call it a big fail is not doing the lads who tried any justice.
First time this has happened, would of been a miracle if it came off, Dont stop trying to promote another one IP.
7/10 for effort ;)
Immaculate Pasta said:jrb said:The club did as much as it could. Those who know, know. They couldn't have done anymore. Trust me.
I disagree, the club could of really pushed it but they didn't as they didn't want to be seen as failures.
The club could of put those who bought the Dad, Lad and free shirt for £30 elsewhere in the ground, there were 4,000 spaces there tonight.
I'm convinced if the club had pushed it, promoted it on the OS, twitter, facebook even in the MEN and got a real buzz about it then it would of been full of blues who wanted to stand and sing but they didn't want it to happen.
Shame, but well done to those that moved and gave it a go.
i know who you mean lol but it reminds me more of fulham, every time i watch match of the day and they are home the crowd is full of them!FeedTheGoat10 said:
I cringed when i saw them doing peace signs at the beginning to try and get on the big screen, and when they started clapping to the tune of every song, even if it was blue moon. Reminds me of a certain set of fans from a certain club.
jrb said:Immaculate Pasta said:I disagree, the club could of really pushed it but they didn't as they didn't want to be seen as failures.
The club could of put those who bought the Dad, Lad and free shirt for £30 elsewhere in the ground, there were 4,000 spaces there tonight.
I'm convinced if the club had pushed it, promoted it on the OS, twitter, facebook even in the MEN and got a real buzz about it then it would of been full of blues who wanted to stand and sing but they didn't want it to happen.
Shame, but well done to those that moved and gave it a go.
Let me state once again. The club could not have done the above. They did as much as they were allowed to do under the circumstances.