That’s horrifying
To be fair, Americans are very cringe worthy at the best of times - but this is an example of the benefits of allowing alcohol in the stands.
To be fair, Americans are very cringe worthy at the best of times - but this is an example of the benefits of allowing alcohol in the stands.
Would love to experience that’s, puts our little burst of seagulls to shame.
For the record you can’t drink at college football games in the US, though those rules have relaxed in the last two years or so at some stadiums. I did my undergrad at a school where the football stadium holds 93,000 people. We are arch rivals to these two teams, playing Auburn since the 1800’s. This Stephen Fry clip going to the biggest college football rivalry in the US sums up how intense it is. Only sport that rivals English soccer in terms of fandom.
Would love to experience that’s, puts our little burst of seagulls to shame.
OK I'm bias as am a big fan, but lots of clips of American sports teams using Metallica's ' Enter Sandman' and certainly gets the crowd going.
Way to middle class these days.I genuinely think the majority of the Amex would HATE that.
Which is a shame.
If it's good enough for the players. "So good, so good"
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I would rather nothing than Ring of Fire which has no association with our club and appears to have been inserted at random to fill a gap.
What about extending GOSBTS so we sing all five verses. yes, I know that might be a challenge for those who haven't yet learnt the first verse, but they can der-der-de-der der-der all the way through the five verses instead of just the one.
Christ, American sport really is dreadful
If it's good enough for the players. "So good, so good"
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Sussex hospitals would be flooded with hip replacements if the Amex tried that.