Vote on allowing drums/goal music?

[Geestar]

A drum would be embarrassing

 

[Commander]

It's a sad state of affairs when a couple of thousand living, breathing humans cannot sing very simple songs relatively closely in time with each other. I really do not understand what is so difficult.

But seeing as we do seem to be supported by a large number of people who don't have the ability to do the simplest of things, then maybe we do need someone to lead them.

Let's make it as close to the police box lot as possible

 

[Seagull on the wing]

dont care either way - its not like vuvuzela levels of distraction (others may disagree but never thought a drum was THAT bad)

Unless your'e standing next too or in front of the drummer...

 

[Working class pride]

LOL we are Brighton, not Reading or Palace.. we get 30,000 for a championship relegation scrap against Fulham. Drums, well bless them, but leave them for the Palace's and Readings of this world. Brighton are a bit more old school than that, anyone with a drum is likely to get told to pack it in within a couple of minutes, there would be an argument, the stewards would move in, the stewards would be called heavy handed and it would end up in a bin fest on nsc. More chance of Palace getting 30,000 in a championship relegation scrap than drums turning up at Brighton, despite the wind up merchants on NSC. Now Tom Hark, name the other clubs in the country who would get 30,000 at home for Fulham in a December Championship relegation scrap.. certainly not you palace or whoever it is you support..

 

[Miami Seagull]

No way - it's tinpot (especially goal music). It is not us.

 

[Hillian1]

Atmosphere is dying on its arse.

If things don't change, they'll stay the same.

 

[Elvis]

Maybe issue everyone with a Rolf Harris Stylophone as they enter the ground....................be different I suppose.

 

[AnotherArch]

Over my dead body. But we are already on the slippery slope having already lost some stripes off the shirt this year.

However, I could see a ST poll voting in favour, just because of the age and years-of-attendance demographic. Just imagine the row over who the drummer would be and how to decide! Would he/she be Supporters' Club-appointed, NSC poll, a weekly lucky dip or bring as many drums as you want? (I say transfer that guy from Leicester to avoid any in-fighting). Would the drum have its own season ticket? Will it need a Noise Risk Assessment for all those sitting in the vicinity?

 

[Baldseagull]

No, no, no, and a ban for the REV is in order for suggesting we even think about it.

 

[Working class pride]

No, no, no, and a ban for the REV is in order for suggesting we even think about it.

Rev and Tom Hark have some kind of wind up agenda going on. Its their own little private joke I think. Sort of like a less obvious ERNEST. Hilarious eh? Not really, quite destructive I think.

 

[User removed 4]

Please god no.

 

[Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews]

Yes please - and can we have an Eagle?

Got excited for a minute then realised this was posted a year ago

 

[looney]

Goal music is still tinpot. Very surprised to hear it for Norwich's goals.

Drums? Oh do **** off

Having been a student and steward in Norwich I can attest they have had goal music for a long time. Most supporters there dont like it or the other gimmicky things that came along with it, cheerleaders, jugglers etc.

It reminds me of Ice Hockey where they need the noise to let the whole crowd know theres been a goal. It does smack of americanish, plasticy crap that you will pay through the nose for but not want. This goes for cheerleaders as well. Half time should be about buying cheap stomach filler to soak up the beer and tick the days "ive had breakfast" box.

 

[Dan Aitch]

A number of people with these in hand



all 'bluetoothed' to a GarageBand bass drum-only track will surely take way too much co-ordination...

 

[Milano]

Drums I have no real opinion on, however goal music would see a ST returned.