Why cant H block be more like the Holte End?
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I know a lot of people on here don't like those in H block but at least they make an effort to sing all game.
As i said in another thread, no offence but we were playing Brighton. It was your big day out, do you take 6400 everywhere you go? It would have been the same had you played at say Everton, West Ham, or pretty much any Premier League team, your 6400 fans would have outsung them while their fans sat in silence, a Premier League team's fans aren't going to be up for Brighton at home.
Booley
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Home support was very poor. What was the song that seemed to finish before it had started!!
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And yet our singing section turned up to rushden and diamonds and sung throughout, which is my point.
Leicester Seagull
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pfft, you clearly weren't at the match- if you were then you'd know that we're by far the greatest team, the world has ever seen!
I'll get my coat...
Our singing section is in the Upper Holte, even when they sing it's hard to hear at the opposite end because they're so high. Also when you're in an away end singing all game you're not going to hear the home fans are you.
I said in the other thread i'm not sure what your fans were expecting to be honest, all Premier League grounds are the same, the atmosphere is rubbish especially against lower league opposition.Thats modern day football for you.
Tony Meolas Loan Spell
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I agree. I reckon it will be much louder against arsenal when you play them!
Bob!
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I guees that's why Pompey & Stoke fans sound so good.
They haven't learnt the Premiership rules yet. It's for the prawn sandwich brigade, you can't sing in the Premiership guys!!
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In fairness to Villa, it's a bit like saying the atmosphere in the reserve games is poor.
The Holte End was packed so fair play to them. Can't really blame them for not giving it their all in what is a fairly minor game compared to their last and upcoming few.
The Holte End was packed so fair play to them. Can't really blame them for not giving it their all in what is a fairly minor game compared to their last and upcoming few.
Thems the rules. Look at teams like Blues, when they first came up they were selling out every week and the atmosphere was good...a couple of seasons in the Premier League and they had thousands of empty seats and the atmosphere was non-existant. Thats what it does, it dilutes your support and home crowds are only bothered for big games.I guees that's why Pompey & Stoke fans sound so good.
They haven't learnt the Premiership rules yet. It's for the prawn sandwich brigade, you can't sing in the Premiership guys!!
Oh and the same Stoke who used to have 10k empty seats in the Championship? Very loyal.
I sit on the sides and we (Villa) were as loud as Brighton for much of the game. You were in the away end far from the Holte so your perception of noise within the ground is totally biased. Your posts about our support make you sound like all the other lower league clubs that come to Villa Park. Away from home our support is great and if we had a serious game at home it would be alot louder. Shame, as I thought you guys had a good day despite the result.
MORTY
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Is that really your defence for your piss poor home support?? near 34k villa supporters and not a peep for 90% of the game! If your not gonna be up for little Brighton why did you bother paying your tenner and coming through the turnstile in the first place??
We all had a great day out, there was no trouble, even saw us score at Villa Park for the first time (I last saw us play there in '82), locals were friendly and a laugh, only cost a tenner and STILL some people find a reason to bitch and whine.
Welcome to the world of Premier League football - that is what it is like at pretty much every ground in the top flight.
Games like today are never going to have a great home atmosphere. Wednesday night was like watching a different sport.
Still, you lot seem to have been appreciated.
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Games like today are never going to have a great home atmosphere. Wednesday night was like watching a different sport.
Still, you lot seem to have been appreciated.
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What did you expect, though?
Boca v River Plate?
Incidentally, "piss poor home support" when we had 34,000 Villa supporters coming to watch us play a lower league side. That seems a bit of a misconception there.
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The Wizard
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I don't really care but there is NO WAY they were as loud as us, 3 of my mates who were in the holte end said it was very quiet until it was 3-1.
I really don't care anyway, we scored 2 at Villa and the lads did us proud, so who gives a shit really..?
Sorry, but when we was at the goldstone with near capacity matches it always resulted in the home (us) fans being bang on form, withdean is shit, falmer will be like the goldstone.
Very disappointed in you today.
That's because you've never experienced premier league football.
75,000 people at Old Trafford every other week and it's flat as anything.
The lower down the leagues you get, the noisier and more passionate it gets.
Years of 40 quid tickets have brought us to a point where every single home ground (bar Stoke) in the top flight is moribund week in, week out. I've been to Newcastle (in the top flight) with 51,000 people there and it was the quietest football ground I've ever been to.
What I find funny (and, to be honest, a bit refreshing) is that some of you actually expected it to be different.