Vuvuzelas

[Dave the OAP]

erm....where does it say Vuvuzela? Young albion sprogs in teh family stand have had those horn things that they annoyingly blow and that is allowed...what is the difference

 

[Dave the OAP]

so what about the England Brass band, or the sheffield wednesday band?


This is getting like NAZI GERMANY

 

[Marc]

so what about the England Brass band, or the sheffield wednesday band?


This is getting like NAZI GERMANY

they get special reservation from Wednesday, remember they got barred from an away game once and all hell broke loose?

Cant see clubs baning them outright, probably confiscate on sight. Personally I think the "Fad" will be long forgotten by the time the season starts

 

[Hiney]

The childrens horns are like a slightly irritating insect that can be just about tolerated.

The vuvuzela on the other hand is a high decibel air horn that could be dangerous if you are exposed to it for any length of time. Basically, they are an abomination and need to be destroyed, let alone banned.

They have shown footage from the world cup of some vuvuzela 'players' who are COMPLETELY ignoring the match and just carry on blowing totally regardless of what is going on during the game.

People bringing them into grounds should be arrested.

 

[mcshane in the 79th]

I will get some smuggled in via the woods at the back of the South Stand. If I have to be subjected to the moaning old bastards of Block F, they can feel the wrath of me and my vuvuzela.

Viva la vuvuzela revulution.

 

[El Presidente]

Having just seen a few games at the WC, I must confess the vuvuzuela's didn't bother me in the least.

There's not a lot of atmosphere at Slovakia v New Zealand, and if the cockjugglers at FIFA insist on charging $120 for an average ticket, then if the fans want to make some noise with a silly plastic horn let them.

 

[jmsc]

Young albion sprogs in teh family stand have had those horn things that they annoyingly blow and that is allowed...what is the difference

About 80db