Do you want a drum at the Amex?

[Blues Rock DJ]

A win would be better !

 

[BUTTERBALL]

As long as it goes near the corporate seats I don't mind!

 

[HAILSHAM SEAGULL]

Look we know why this question is being asked, see Brighton Magiko thread. It's was suggested that we might need a drum at the start to keep it in time. That is all. No drum wanted to bang on through the game. Nothing. Some people are just against a new song and so are using the drum excuse to try to stop the new song. It's bollocks really, if you don't like the new Brighton Magiko song, don't join in, simple.

So this is how it works.
The Kernel of the NSK decides that they want to sing Magiko, so he sends a kourier to tell the drummer to get his drumsticks warmed upyThe drummer, who has a diploma in drumming BTW,he isn't just a footsoldier in the NSK,enters by the exit door at the back of theNorth Stand and sets the beat for Magiko
and the song is sung.
The drummer then leaves the arena and sits in a 6x6 tongue and groove shed outside the Amex, by the entrance to Diks, where he waits patiently
for the Kernel to call him back, when he decides its time to sing it again.

f*** off with your drum

 

[Triggaaar]

How do we see who voted yes? Probably Palace fans

 

[Braders]

How do we see who voted yes? Probably Palace fans

by clicking on the number next to the poll

 

[Braders]

what's wrong with using the backs of the stands to make noise?

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

Regarding 'magiko', having a drum in the Stadium for one song is the first step on a slippery slope. It only takes one toss-pot who wants to show himself as a 'die-hard' ultra before the drums comes out again and we end up like Bristol City. Now that was proper SHIT. The atmosphere in the Stadium has generally been good, the nervous moments against Palace aside.

 

[Leicester Seagull]

Anyone who votes yes should be BANNED.

 

[Pantani]

For me we should not have a drum. However, if we did have one the key is how it is used, if it is used to start the songs then it just dominates and it ends up with the drummer being the only one who starts songs, see Bristol City away for example. If the songs were started by others then a drummer just kept time it would be ok, it would slow some of us down at least, left siders in the North Stand I am talking to you. So generally a no but I can see an argument for a drum.

 

[Bwian]

f***. Off. No. I. Don't.

100% with you on that.

FFS - If I had one any near me I'd want my money back. It's just wrong.

I wouldn't be able to get my money back because I'd be banned after putting my foot through the f***ing thing.

Look we know why this question is being asked, see Brighton Magiko thread. It's was suggested that we might need a drum at the start to keep it in time. That is all. No drum wanted to bang on through the game. Nothing. Some people are just against a new song and so are using the drum excuse to try to stop the new song. It's bollocks really, if you don't like the new Brighton Magiko song, don't join in, simple.

If a new song needs a drum to keep it in time then the song needs replacing.

Any drum brought into the stadium would be banged the whole frigging game-and probably by some fat bellied twat who couldn't carry a tune in a bucket.

Regarding 'magiko', having a drum in the Stadium for one song is the first step on a slippery slope. It only takes one toss-pot who wants to show himself as a 'die-hard' ultra before the drums comes out again and we end up like Bristol City. Now that was proper SHIT. The atmosphere in the Stadium has generally been good, the nervous moments against Palace aside.

We Do Not Want (or need) A f***ing Drum so all of you teenage saddo's who can't get a song going without a drum should listen to a few 'big' clubs' fans to see how it's done. Liverpool's 'Scouser Tommy' or 'Fields of Anfield Road' have never needed a drum and they are long football songs lyrically.

Anyone who votes yes should be BANNED.

Correct.

All academic because the club has already said no to drums, trombones, trumpets or any other northern favoured musical instrument.

Long may that continue

 

[Soton Seagull]

Absolutely not thanks.

Sounds bad on TV, will be irritating to those unfortunante to be near it and will be a sad gimmick like that idiot with the Pompey bell.

 

[Notters' Dad]

I said NO on a thread a couple of weeks ago.
I said NO on a thread yesterday.
And now I'm saying NO on this one!
Along with many others on each occasion.
Would the minority of 'drum lovers' kindly give it a rest P L E A S E.

 

[Return of the Rev]

Nearly 3500 people would like a drum! so why not? we catered for 250 in dicks bar so why not let the 3500 have their drums:guitar:

 

[Quinney]

Def no. Atmosphere has been great so far, certainly don't need a drum. All for trying new songs but drums in grounds sound shite. Pretty certain our Greek friends don't need a drum to sing it.

 

[Shooting Star]

Let's put it this way. The drum at Leicester did my head in and almost forced me to walk out.

That is all.

 

[Austrian Gull]

Can we have a bloke with poor personal hygiene ringing a bell, too?

 

[brightn'ove]

I'd rather have my mouth sewn onto my anus

 

[catfish]

No - f*** off.

 

[Cuffs]

How about a trumpet playing the very short tune you here at the French/spanish games. Changing the allons! allons-y! for.........Seagulls

 

[¤DãŃn¥ §êãGüLL¤]

If there was a small brass band to accompany it, yes