Any town that you show your face in.
We are obviously twins then.
I sat on the halfway line towards the back of East Lower, away from my normal North Shelf seat, and was shocked, SHOCKED, at the quietitude.
Agreed, and I get around the fact that the atmosphere is better in the North than the WSU by going to away games, where the atmosphere is for the most part fantastic.
If the away fans do move to the Southeast corner, maybe it'll wake the East Stand up? Having said that, based on last night, perhaps not. We'll need singers in the South. I can't imagine being sat next to away fans, being goaded all game and not feeling able to respond with a counter chant. We shall wait and see.
) - well it isn't.Yup. My point was I've wondered if there is an acoustics issue at the stadium, I think there might be. It's mad not to be able to hear the North Stand from the East Stand halfway line
Tried watching Aus BeIN 2 and it was fecking tennis all evening?
Yet programme said EFL cup
Did not, I repeat did not turn into an all night rave
I usually sit in EU halfway between the halfway line and the south stand. There are times when people here talk about the NS having been loud for a match when I’ve barely heard them all game. Last night I sat in EL closer to the north and was also struck by how loud the NS sounded at times. So I can understand away fans who complain about not hearing much from the NS. As has been said before, away fans are nearly always louder (both at the Amex and Albion fans when travelling). Main reasons are a) you get the more hardcore supporters going to away games and b) they’re often quite bevied up.
