i know
regards
DR
It worked for Middlesbrough and Sheffield Wednesday and it works for England
Why not a kazoo on every seat?
Seriously, I'd take the drum. We need something to keep chanting going.
Big drum. Yes
Many (most?) agree
All we lack is someone who actually has one and will be there using it.
(Ideas are cheap)
That tinpot band, like a really annoying mozzie in the background, may well be the single worst thing about watching England on the box, where at least the viewer can reach for the Mute button.
That tinpot band, like a really annoying mozzie in the background, may well be the single worst thing about watching England on the box, where at least the viewer can reach for the Mute button.
I don't think that just turning up with a drum will be enough. Our drummer (Boro) is well practiced and provides continuity between songs so that - on big occasions especially - there is little gap in the singing and the people in the south stand know by the intro which song is next. As one song ends, the rhythm changes and the next song begins.
What you need on Monday is a first half goal and then the atmosphere will take care of itself.
All the best.
What are you doing watching England on the box. Shame on you.
That tinpot band, like a really annoying mozzie in the background, may well be the single worst thing about watching England on the box, where at least the viewer can reach for the Mute button.
All sounds pretty desperate , why oh why a drum FFS, so bassically we cant do the buisness without a prop !!!!That tinpot band, like a really annoying mozzie in the background, may well be the single worst thing about watching England on the box, where at least the viewer can reach for the Mute button.
" it works for England" , please tell me you're having a laughIt worked for Middlesbrough and Sheffield Wednesday and it works for England and many of Europe's loudest supported teams.
Anyway, this is a thread for Brighton supporters, it's nothing to do with you 2 trolls.
That tinpot band, like a really annoying mozzie in the background, may well be the single worst thing about watching England on the box, where at least the viewer can reach for the Mute button.