The screamer
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I sat for the first time in the East Stand last night, right down by the Cardiff fans, I am a ST holder in the North and so far the noise has been great from there, what I noticed last night was that when the whole ground sang like it did a few times last night, the noise was excellent, very intimidating, but when it was just the North, it could hardly be heard, even after the goals. The Cardiff fans I thought for the small number that travelled sounded very loud, but then i was sitting next to them.
yet funnily enough, you could hardly hear them from the North Stand
Actualy that's a good point Rev.
We're very much a crowd that reacts to what is on the pitch. The first half was flat so the crowd was flat. Second half improved and the crowd improved. Would be nice if we could belt out songs and noise regardless of what's happening on the pitch, but it seems we need a contentious decision by the ref or a goal to get going.
yet funnily enough, you could hardly hear them from the North Stand
its very strange this as I thought the Cardiff fans sung all night, they hardly stopped!! and for the record, not one homophobic song
its very strange this as I thought the Cardiff fans sung all night, they hardly stopped!! and for the record, not one homophobic song
Late to the game were you, miss kick off, hearing aid batteries running low?
The booing of their away fan number didn't give you a hint they might have sung the usual shit?
I agree with the op. I have an idea to get the supporters going. Give the visiting team a goal right from the start and use wingers.
Exactly, the sound just doesn't travel. I was in the North yesterday and it was a good atmosphere. Only heard Cardiff when they scored and towards the end when they were 2-1 up.I sat for the first time in the East Stand last night, right down by the Cardiff fans, I am a ST holder in the North and so far the noise has been great from there, what I noticed last night was that when the whole ground sang like it did a few times last night, the noise was excellent, very intimidating, but when it was just the North, it could hardly be heard, even after the goals. The Cardiff fans I thought for the small number that travelled sounded very loud, but then i was sitting next to them.
I agree with the op. I have an idea to get the supporters going. Give the visiting team a goal right from the start and use wingers.
It was pointed out to me last night that we have yet to win a league match under the light this season. Looking back on it, the Leeds game aside, most of the midweek's have been frustrating affairs so this may explain the atmosphere difference. I much prefer the more relaxed build up to a saturday kick-off than the hurry to get to the ground after work on a weekday.
I think along the East Stand (Family Section) can seem a bit flatter, those kids are fantastic in generating a bit of noise and the evening games seem to have a much reduced number.
For example, im normally there with my daughter, but she cant go evening games unless school hols, so was in the north. Assume maybe its similar for other parents?
So yes [MENTION=2095]Commander[/MENTION] I do agree with you
Being told not to bang WSU advertising boards dont help