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Things that have "No Place in Football"
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This is a lovely discussion I'm having with Mellotron.
Skip over it if it's doing your head in.
SittingbourneSeagull
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Music being played when the home team scores eg: Reading and Gillingham.
Also at Reading a recorded drum being played to drown out the away supporters.
Also at Reading a recorded drum being played to drown out the away supporters.
The Large One
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Oh I don't know. Us moving to Estadio di Universidad has a certain ring to it.
The very first thing mentioned in this thread.
It's reminded me of another one though - stadiums in the arse-end of nowhere with poor public transport links.
The Spanish
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hahahahaha I hear the cracking of thin ice on a certain village pond.
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You! Having an argument with someone in your robust, obstinate and usually ill judged way? Never! No wonder your Albion Bore thread has minimal views
Dave the OAP
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having been to the Maj quite a few times with London Irish, the drummers are actually on a platform opposite side to the the players entrances. They do not as far as I cvan recall have a tape running.
Actually I dont mind music being played when a team scores...watching Burnley on saturday, it has the whole of the ground jumping around together.
personally anything that tries to create some sort of atmosphere( without children shouting obscenities and using the F and C word constantly as an example of "getting behind the team" ) is ok in my book
Scarcely poor public transport links though - next to station and served by six buses an hour.
Compare that to Reading, Rushden or Northampton to name just three.
The Spanish
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I haven't been to the new ground - but Layer Road was a bit of a schlep. Do you mean that the new one is even further away?
Was pretty straightforward last season.
Coventry is the worse new ground for this.
"if it's not a penalty, he should be booked for diving"
Especially when coming from the lips of someone who previously said a ref has to be 100% sure for penalties. So, if you're 99% sure it's a penalty you can't give it, but should book the player who you're only 1% sure dived?
Especially when coming from the lips of someone who previously said a ref has to be 100% sure for penalties. So, if you're 99% sure it's a penalty you can't give it, but should book the player who you're only 1% sure dived?
The Spanish
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yeah, and they do not like you travelling 'off piste' too.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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so no access for the disabled of infirm, but there should be wireless access for the prawn sandwich brigade who brought their Apple?
Domsdad
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Drums, trumpets, bands etc.
If you want to make a noise at the match (and there's something wrong if you don't) then open your mouth and shout or sing and clap your hands or stamp your feet.
If you want to make a noise at the match (and there's something wrong if you don't) then open your mouth and shout or sing and clap your hands or stamp your feet.
burrish-gull
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- Mar 24, 2009
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I think you're missing the point, yes it was'nt great at times and the conditions at foootball were poor but it had SOUL. I'm nearly fourty now and apart from my love of the Albion I've practically given up on football, I cancelled my Sky Sports subscription last week and feel liberated.
I'm sick and tired of the current crop of selfish, egotistical me,me me characters that infect the game I used to love, and that includes alot of the 'johnny come lately' supporter brigade that we'll have to endure when Falmer gets finished.
The memories of the Goldstone days are something that only those of us of a certain age can remember and treasure. Its pointless trying to explain it to sub 25 year olds who have been spoon fed a controlled and souless form of football since the premier league started. Its a real f***ing shame....
trainer station.
Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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I'd rather have that than the shit you hear at every other ground.Atilla's choice of music
In fact I'm not sure what the point of pre-match music is or why clubs think they have to play it so loud your teeth shatter. Keeps the atmosphere to a minimum I suppose.
Slough Seagull
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