[Albion] The official new DRUM in/out discussion

Deadly Danson · Sunday at 9:36 AM

huzzah said:
maybe not a drum, but a contingent of geese instead?

The lack of geese at the Amex is frankly embarrassing. We all remember the days of wall to wall geese at the Goldstone - it's a symptom of all that's wrong in football that they are so rarely seen nowadays. Could be down to transport issues I suppose.

JonnyComeEarly · Sunday at 10:04 AM

schmunk said:
No drum.

We need MORE WALLS.

Good point. If everyone can have a wall to bang against that would be fabulous and then no need for a drum!

thedonkeycentrehalf · Sunday at 2:47 PM

A1X said:
So, genuine question, what’s the difference between a drum and someone banging the wall?

Whoever brings the drum the wants to become the centre of attention and quickly pisses everyone else off.

Bring a drum by all means but if you happen to be anywhere near me, my restless legs may accidentally kick straight through the skin.

Peacehaven Wild Kids · Sunday at 10:23 PM

withdeanwombat said:
Not a drum, then.

Bagpipes?

This x1000

Peacehaven Wild Kids · Sunday at 10:27 PM

Just to buck the trend, yes, used about five times during the 90 mins just to wake us up when it goes flat.
Banging it pointlessly for 90 minutes (like at Charlton, remember that?) is feckin annoying

Bodian · Sunday at 10:28 PM

Deadly Danson said:
The lack of geese at the Amex is frankly embarrassing. We all remember the days of wall to wall geese at the Goldstone - it's a symptom of all that's wrong in football that they are so rarely seen nowadays. Could be down to transport issues I suppose.

I think you'll find they were chickens on the east terraces, not geese.

Weststander · Sunday at 10:36 PM

No.

Would move to the furthest seats away from it.

macbeth · Monday at 9:07 AM

going to stick my head above the parapet and say yes. big problem often appears to be the two halves of the north stand singing different songs. a drum solves that overnight. unless you can envisage people banging on the walls during a saturday three o’clock home game to leicester, for example. if we ever want the atmosphere to improve (i do) there needs to be something to get the crowd going again during those games where it might be flat from time to time. i get that the crowd react to what they see on the pitch, but too often we see games simply where it’s flat from first minute to last, and i really don’t doubt that this filters through to the players sometimes. take anfield the other weekend, yes i’m comparing apples and oranges, but the atmosphere there won them the game. i feel half the reason the upstarts promoted from the championship take so many points off us is because we make it so bloody nice for them to come down here

Paulie Gualtieri · Monday at 9:15 AM

Only to be used in emergencies after a period of prolonged silence.

I’d rather we didn’t need to, but it’s obvious some intervention (at times) is needed

brighton_tom · Monday at 9:16 AM

Insel affe · Monday at 9:17 AM

a great big F'off kettle drum hell yeah.

Shropshire Seagull · Monday at 9:20 AM

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Shropshire Seagull · Monday at 9:21 AM

Not a drum!!

At the cricket the Balmy Army have a resident trumpeter who gets the chanting going. Way more classy than a drum.

Just imagine GOSBTS being kept in time round the whole stadium.

Not advocating, just putting it out there?

Algernon · Monday at 9:24 AM

We are Brighton.
A tambourine for everyone...........

Commander · Monday at 11:20 AM

Cheshire Cat said:
Utterly tinpot.

I can't believe people still use this as the argument. Are Boca Juniors, Fenerbache, River Plate, Dortmund etc all 'tinpot'? With atmospheres that make the Amex look like a library?

The problem I have with a drum is not the drum itself, it's that you can absolutley guarantee that the person who volunteered to be the drummer would be a self-absorbed attention-seeking dickhead who would insist on extra beats and drum solos and make it all about him, rather than what it should be, which is for him to wait for the songs to start and just drum a simple beat to keep them in time.

He doesn't even exist yet and I already hate him. Twat.

The red pepper kid · Monday at 11:48 AM

Shropshire Seagull said:
Not a drum!!

At the cricket the Balmy Army have a resident trumpeter who gets the chanting going. Way more classy than a drum.

Just imagine GOSBTS being kept in time round the whole stadium.

Not advocating, just putting it out there?

yes fab idea ...............would really get us rocking , does annoy me when north stand is on 2 songs

McTavish · Monday at 12:31 PM

How about one of these?

JonnyComeEarly · Monday at 12:37 PM

I think when we say a drum may work, it's not a euro-style palace drum that's just constantly banged no matter what

Its a "considerate drummer" who just keep the pace and momentum going. To aid the singing not to drown it out

The Antikythera Mechanism · Monday at 12:40 PM

We could try kazoos, I don’t think that’s been done before

Wrong-Direction · Monday at 12:42 PM

My mate was back row of North banging the wall, deffo made a difference

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