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Generating an atmosphere Yesterday 00:14 #1

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Now don't take this the wrong way, but there was very little chanting in any part of the home sections of the ground. I heard a few 'United, United, United, but that was about it. I also heard a drum after the full time whistle, while walking from the paddock to Warwick Road.

Would it not make sense to get a few people who want to chant, in the same area of a section of the ground. At The Dell people used to congregate under the Milton road covered area. There were not to many 'singers then' but the noise generated was quite amazing.

Like I say, this is just an idea, but I would be happy to chant in my southern accent, if you would have me.

Another thing I noticed today, was there was a lot of angry people in the paddock. I understand that there is unrest with the owners, but I am one of these supporters who believes that during the 90 minutes you get behind the team and 'support' the players. Seriously booing at half time?

Oh and another note curle wants to buy a striker, I think he needs a real leader at the back, on loan, when the loan window opens.

Remember I am an outsider, who is seeing things from the outside in. I will be back to support the club where I live next week. If you want to know a secret, I jumped and punched the air when the 3rd went in
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Generating an atmosphere Yesterday 00:54 #2

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It isn't allowed, it was tried. Flags and banners aren't allowed. The custodians don't want us enjoying going to games.
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Generating an atmosphere Today 01:10 #3

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The bunch of halfwits who own our club have no interest whatsover in what we the paying supporters either think or want. Why are flags and banners banned? Its because they might upset the three amigos if its shows our support for the club. I do not believe either Nixon or Pattison have any interest in our club apart from what they can get out of it. I exclude Jenkins from this as he has put money into the club to keep us going but regretably he is totally useless at running a football club.The sooner we get rid of this lot the better but I can't see it happening anytime soon. Billionairre? Not in a million years!!!
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Generating an atmosphere Today 10:08 #4

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cufcsim wrote:
Now don't take this the wrong way, but there was very little chanting in any part of the home sections of the ground. I heard a few 'United, United, United, but that was about it. I also heard a drum after the full time whistle, while walking from the paddock to Warwick Road.

Would it not make sense to get a few people who want to chant, in the same area of a section of the ground. At The Dell people used to congregate under the Milton road covered area. There were not to many 'singers then' but the noise generated was quite amazing.

Like I say, this is just an idea, but I would be happy to chant in my southern accent, if you would have me.

Another thing I noticed today, was there was a lot of angry people in the paddock. I understand that there is unrest with the owners, but I am one of these supporters who believes that during the 90 minutes you get behind the team and 'support' the players. Seriously booing at half time?

Oh and another note curle wants to buy a striker, I think he needs a real leader at the back, on loan, when the loan window opens.

Remember I am an outsider, who is seeing things from the outside in. I will be back to support the club where I live next week. If you want to know a secret, I jumped and punched the air when the 3rd went in

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Generating an atmosphere Today 12:55 #5

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kellsblue wrote:
Das ist verboten.
Das ist streng verboten!
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Re:Generating an atmosphere Today 14:40 #6

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I feel that the drummer needs changed. We had a fantastic drummer a few years back but he moved to Middlesbrough to live, the lad that took the drum over waits till someone starts a song then drums to the song.

Personally, if I was drummer I'd feel it'd be better to start drumming a tune then the Fans sing along. He's got no confidence has the kid on the drum


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Re:Generating an atmosphere Today 14:52 #7

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Well, cufcsim was warned what the atmosphere was like before he moved here. Can't just come in and expect long standing Brunton Park traditions to disappear over night.
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