Whitefield Blue
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- 4 Aug 2012
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It is ENTIRELY the fault of the so called 'lads' in the South Stand and the South/East corner.
1) Instead of having 'an end' which could, if they really wanted, be a mass of singing City fans, they INSISTED on being 'next to the away fans' when we moved ground. Then those that didn't feel like they were near enough to away fans then moved on the other side of them. An opportunity lost to have 'an end' from 2003 onwards. An end is crucial to atmosphere. Absolutely crucial.
2) Even with the above, it should still be better, louder, more vociferous. I don't sit/stand in either of these areas but I look across and see thousands of 'lads' with their arms folded doing nothing. There's no point blaming the acoustics or the stewards or anything else. If you want to sing for 90 minutes then nobody stops you - but you don't. Fine, I don't care but stop complaining about the atmosphere.
Finally, it is a waste of time to think that anywhere else in the ground is ever going to be atmospheric. It isn't and those that sit in those blocks don't necessarily care - and why should they?. Frankly they've as much right to sit and watch as you do to...err...stand and watch.
Ignore the rest of the ground, sort yourselves out, sing all game, and if you don't then stop blaming everyone and anything else.
1) Instead of having 'an end' which could, if they really wanted, be a mass of singing City fans, they INSISTED on being 'next to the away fans' when we moved ground. Then those that didn't feel like they were near enough to away fans then moved on the other side of them. An opportunity lost to have 'an end' from 2003 onwards. An end is crucial to atmosphere. Absolutely crucial.
2) Even with the above, it should still be better, louder, more vociferous. I don't sit/stand in either of these areas but I look across and see thousands of 'lads' with their arms folded doing nothing. There's no point blaming the acoustics or the stewards or anything else. If you want to sing for 90 minutes then nobody stops you - but you don't. Fine, I don't care but stop complaining about the atmosphere.
Finally, it is a waste of time to think that anywhere else in the ground is ever going to be atmospheric. It isn't and those that sit in those blocks don't necessarily care - and why should they?. Frankly they've as much right to sit and watch as you do to...err...stand and watch.
Ignore the rest of the ground, sort yourselves out, sing all game, and if you don't then stop blaming everyone and anything else.