[Albion] Behave at West Ham…

Is it PotG? · Monday at 8:56 AM

It's not a football stadium, the atmosphere is dire.

Was as bad as ever.

Nitram · Monday at 9:11 AM

Is it PotG? said:
It's not a football stadium, the atmosphere is dire.

Was as bad as ever.

Strange place, and it was colder and windier on the concourse than in the stadium.

Iggle Piggle · Monday at 9:19 AM

dazzer6666 said:
Noisy ? Atmosphere was the worst I’ve experienced this season I reckon (not helped as usual by the ground layout). Home and away fans all quiet.

4th time I've been and that was the worst atmosphere created by the home and away fans by a mile. I thought it was bad last year just after new year but Saturday was much worse.

The upper tier was like a sponsored silence.

Peacehaven Wild Kids · Monday at 9:30 AM

Iggle Piggle said:
The upper tier was like a sponsored silence.

Got to admit I had to have a quick look how that differed from any other type of silence

Guinness Boy · Monday at 9:32 AM

Sounded like it was being played in a morgue on the radio. Which is why, when I have to pick and choose games, I won’t choose West Ham again and didn’t bother this time.

Worst ground in the Prem. Basically a huge Withdean with a roof and vastly overpriced snacks. They know it too. Such a shame Upton Park went.

Harry Wilson's tackle · Monday at 9:32 AM

dazzer6666 said:
Noisy ? Atmosphere was the worst I’ve experienced this season I reckon (not helped as usual by the ground layout). Home and away fans all quiet.

We sang a bit up on the gods.....and apparently we could be heard on the telly.

But is was a far cry from a wall of sound. I'll grant you that.

Paulie Gualtieri · Monday at 9:35 AM

dazzer6666 said:
Noisy ? Atmosphere was the worst I’ve experienced this season I reckon (not helped as usual by the ground layout). Home and away fans all quiet.

Was quite loud on my Peacock stream, maybe Mic placement?

Milano · Monday at 9:40 AM

I was speaking to a few old WHU fans before the game in Farringdon, to a man they HATE their ground and said that it's pretty much every fan that feels like this. Said they felt betrayed by the club and apparently Brady cannot walk to/from the ground as she is detested by most fans, who blame her for the stadium move (just what they said). The main reasons they gave were the crap atmosphere and rip off prices. Certainly at 5pm I strongly agreed with them on both points!!

Harry Wilson's tackle · Monday at 9:49 AM

Winker said:
Were you the 'wiggy' they were taunting or are you naturally hirsute?

No tonsure here :thumbsup:

I couldn't make out the nature of the taunting.

So, one of ours was at the 'Ammers sporting a syrup, possibly a crown topper?

Crikey! :lolol:

METALMICKY · Monday at 9:50 AM

Sirnormangall said:
Yes, a recent phenomenon. If the stewards at Fulham had asked people to keep the aisles clear I’m sure we’d have done that. We’re a reasonably compliant, friendly and sociable bunch

How about doing the right thing without being asked? Just a thought.

Iggle Piggle · Monday at 10:27 AM

Peacehaven Wild Kids said:
Got to admit I had to have a quick look how that differed from any other type of silence

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I remember doing one at School. As you can imagine, it went as well as you would expect and lasted about 20 seconds.

dazzer6666 · Monday at 11:27 AM

Paulie Gualtieri said:
Was quite loud on my Peacock stream, maybe Mic placement?

It was awful in the ground. Never really got anything going - first half didn’t help

Official Old Man · Monday at 11:55 AM

Iggle Piggle said:
4th time I've been and that was the worst atmosphere created by the home and away fans by a mile. I thought it was bad last year just after new year but Saturday was much worse.

The upper tier was like a sponsored silence.

Surely this should be taken into account when moving the away fans at the Amex. Split them up over the lower, upper and corner tiers.
I was front row at West Ham and looking back the upper seemed so far away. As for singing, I'm up for it but spread out over a vast distance meant there seemed to be no 'blocks' of singers. Maybe we took the email too far and all sat in our correct seats.
ps my ticket from last year showed up in my wallet and I reckon, having got into the ground, I could have flashed it to get into the wrong stand.

Is it PotG? · Monday at 12:20 PM

Official Old Man said:
Surely this should be taken into account when moving the away fans at the Amex. Split them up over the lower, upper and corner tiers.
I was front row at West Ham and looking back the upper seemed so far away. As for singing, I'm up for it but spread out over a vast distance meant there seemed to be no 'blocks' of singers. Maybe we took the email too far and all sat in our correct seats.
ps my ticket from last year showed up in my wallet and I reckon, having got into the ground, I could have flashed it to get into the wrong stand.

I bought a 'singing' ticket but the atmosphere in that stadium is shite

Herr Tubthumper · Monday at 12:29 PM

Springal said:
100% this and pint luzzing is basically the sheep in our fan base following social media trends.

I’ve watched far more important football matches than Brighton against Fulham or Leicester and never felt the urge to throw myself over other people

Very much this. I really cannot imagine any of the fans I know “spontaneously” throwing a drink in the air and going ker-a-zeee apeshit over an early season equalizer at Fulham. It’s all very contrived and plastic for me.

albionalex · Monday at 12:30 PM

POSKETT AT THE VALLEY said:
Well? Did everyone behave?

Somone thew a half empty cup of something in the air when we scored (upper tier).

essbee1 · Monday at 12:34 PM

Milano said:
I was speaking to a few old WHU fans before the game in Farringdon, to a man they HATE their ground and said that it's pretty much every fan that feels like this. Said they felt betrayed by the club and apparently Brady cannot walk to/from the ground as she is detested by most fans, who blame her for the stadium move (just what they said). The main reasons they gave were the crap atmosphere and rip off prices. Certainly at 5pm I strongly agreed with them on both points!!

In terms of getting to and from the ground, I decided to walk from Mile End. It's 1.75 miles in total *but*, of that, 0.5 mile of that is walking
0.25 mile around the stadium to find a bloody crossing over that f******* canal, only to walk back on myself another 0.25 mile to get to the
turnstiles. Joke of a ground.

Justice · Monday at 12:55 PM

Son appeals for lost Rolex watch after Dad dies at West Ham match - BBC News

Jamie Gray is desperate to get back the watch, which he says his father wore every day for 20 years.

www.bbc.co.uk

Superphil · Monday at 1:28 PM

wellquickwoody said:
Imagine a driving ban for a minor speeding offence.

What is a ‘minor’ speeding offence? If you’re speeding, you’re speeding.

wellquickwoody · Monday at 3:17 PM

Superphil said:
What is a ‘minor’ speeding offence? If you’re speeding, you’re speeding.

So you would be comfortable with an otherwise unblemished licence holder losing their right to drive because they drifted 4mph over the limit?

Righty ho.

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