[Gareth] wrote:im sure i have 1 somewhere. we could do a children in need (or comic relief, whichever it is) and bring whoopee cushions
I dont need a whoopeeeee cushion
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Meyt N Prater Pie wrote:I think its time all fans scrapped drums. sounds embarassing, especially on the tele
it depends, having one myself (in the south) im obviously biased but i do partially agree, too many drums can get a bit ott. Wernt it quins last year when there was about 6? That is when it sounds embarrasing, one in each stand is pretty good though.
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I personally dont think that it makes a difference about a drum or not.
Its nothing to do with the jjb that there is no atmosphere its to do with US fans we only sing when we are winning or there is a big hit when we go down by a try its quiet we should all be getting behind our team from hooter to hooter.We should be giving the team our vocal support from the minute they step on the pitch not just when we go over the try line. Its the fans that make an atmosphere not a stadium
wiggywigwig wrote:I personally dont think that it makes a difference about a drum or not. Its nothing to do with the jjb that there is no atmosphere its to do with US fans we only sing when we are winning or there is a big hit when we go down by a try its quiet we should all be getting behind our team from hooter to hooter.We should be giving the team our vocal support from the minute they step on the pitch not just when we go over the try line. Its the fans that make an atmosphere not a stadium
Well said, we are pretty poo at home most of the time (our fans I mean).
Dropkick Murphy..we actually saw and heard a mass of bouncing and scarf and flag waving to Dale Cavese that drowned out anything we could muster.. It stopped us singing our own celebratory songs, it died out seconds later when we accepted we couldn't be heard over the Wigan lot Celebrations muted from us, job done from them. Most fans who slag them off are jealous their own club's support is nowhere near that good - sally cinnamon..Why not discuss Wigan? It's a rugby league message board. Wigan are the most famous brand in rugby league - Tre Cool..Saints fans are hopeless unless it's a cup final or grand final. Wigan fans are so much more loyal and passionate - the flying biscuit..Wires havent been massively succesful over the years, but I've spoke to Brian Bevan And he spoke to me and i wouldnt swap that for Wigans History, ever - Ande..on the TV i could only hear the Wigan fans with about 10 to go - Saint94..Every team is in your feckin shadow, we all know - FIOS
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binder wrote:i dint bring my drum because my son had been ill all week and i decided to come to the game on the very last minute so forgot it.might leave it at home for good not sure yet
I've always found Binder to be great at getting the crowd going at away matches. We know away fans tend to be a little noisier and like their singing, and it seems to work. Remember the Quins game last year? Must have been twenty minutes of 'Top of the league, we're having a laugh!!'
As has already been said, it's the fans, not the stadium, that creates the atmosphere.
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