Drum Monday!

[gripper stebson]

From a Boro perspective, red fraction started as a group in the south east corner. From less than 50 lads, making up there own songs and building over the last 5 years. It didnt happen over night, I doubt they could of just tipped up with a drum, for about the first 3 years they didn't have a drum. Now it has grown to a whole stand but that has taken around long time to achieve this. A lot of hard work and effort. Not just tippin up with a drum and expecting a atmosphere we created against you.
Good luck tonight

Cheers for the kind words.

I would imagine drum or no drum it's hard to whip up an atmosphere at your place on a normal match day as there is often no one there!!

 

[Return of the Rev]

i'll see if the mile oak banjo can be borrowed as well for tonight A gift from the hillbillies

 

[Bwian]

Will they let me in with my Tuba?

 

[bhadeb]

Apparently we are having a drum in the disabled north/east corner. My parents are being MADE to move and we have it behind us. No choice in the matter. Not bad considering they were told to secure THEIR seats last week

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Apparently we are having a drum in the disabled north/east corner. My parents are being MADE to move and we have it behind us. No choice in the matter. Not bad considering they were told to secure THEIR seats last week

Very poor and disappointing.

 

[brightn'ove]

Apparently we are having a drum in the disabled north/east corner. My parents are being MADE to move and we have it behind us. No choice in the matter. Not bad considering they were told to secure THEIR seats last week

does this mean the NSK are being moved to the NE corner? I would have assumed they would have had it under the police box. Sad if true - I will also be right next to it if it's in the NE.

 

[bobbysmith01]

Just been confirmed by a mate that his disabled father has been asked to move as well. So a effing drum is more important than a life long disabled supporter. Barber sort it out, totally disgusting behaviour, forget that me and loads others don't want a drummer, this is totally bad behaviour by the club to keep a few snotty nosed kids happy. Disgusted.


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[Titanic]

It is a better place for it than under the police box. And it is further away from WSU, which is nice.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Just need the drummer and those around to get some songs going, shame people got moved though

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[Moshe Gariani]

North East corner is a very good choice. Will give best chance for proper chants to get going round the ground.

(and it's quite far away from where I sit...)

 

[Nixonator]

Apparently we are having a drum in the disabled north/east corner. My parents are being MADE to move and we have it behind us. No choice in the matter. Not bad considering they were told to secure THEIR seats last week

 

[Notters]

There are.

They were ok for the Doncaster game but think they generally reduce atmosphere as they stop you clapping.

 

[Billy the Fish]

FFS this isn't the time to try something new.

I'm not against a drum per se, but if we're going to do it do it next season and phase it in gradually. There's just as much chance that it could wreck the atmosphere because nobody is used to songs with a drum in the background.

 

[pastafarian]

well my old man got a call earlier from the club
he is in disabled north east corner as well

he was asked if he WANTED to be moved because someone will be in the disabled section with a drum,nothing about being forced to move at all,he is staying put and sticking it out
mind you he is mostly deaf in one ear.

 

[brightn'ove]

well my old man got a call earlier from the club
he is in disabled north east corner as well

he was asked if he WANTED to be moved because someone will be in the disabled section with a drum,nothing about being forced to move at all,he is staying put and sticking it out
mind you he is mostly deaf in one ear.

So you're saying there has been a bit of NSC sensationalism at work?

 

[Billy the Fish]

If the drummer(s) is reading this, please can you use it sparingly.

Remember it's just a tool to keep everyone in time, not every song needs it and it is absolutely not all about you.

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

This is what I just cannot understand. It is just totally embarrassing that the majority of our fans don't seem to be able to sing in time. Just what is so difficult? I learnt to do it when I was about 5. It's not rocket science.

And. far worse, thousands of people around the ground are evidently unable even to CLAP in time, when Sussex by the Sea is blaring out - far louder than any drum - from speakers positioned just above their heads.

What's that all about?

 

[Titanic]

And. far worse, thousands of people around the ground are evidently unable even to CLAP in time, when Sussex by the Sea is blaring out - far louder than any drum - from speakers positioned just above their heads.

What's that all about?

It does make you wonder what the point of a single drum is... apart from when everyone is singing the same thing... and then we don't have a problem anyway... #shambles

 

[brightn'ove]

And. far worse, thousands of people around the ground are evidently unable even to CLAP in time, when Sussex by the Sea is blaring out - far louder than any drum - from speakers positioned just above their heads.

What's that all about?

I swear to god I have noticed people in the north stand before singing and clapping what seems like intentionally out of time, like they're trying to be funny.

 

[Zukey Seagull]

I sit in N1H. Near that corner I am intrigued to see what it all be like. I will be getting behind the team as always. Shame people were moved.