It really wasn't that bad not as great as it has been but far better than what you see at most home grounds around the country.....
It was nowhere near that bad. It was flat at the end but decent at the start of the 2nd half and miles better than Bramall Lane the other day and just about every other ground in this league. It was also better than the Swansea game and possibly Albion too.
Cold, shit game, full of daytrippers.
Said if months back, they've ruined the corner. Blocking hundreds of seats off and not selling tickets there pushes your lads away.
And, unortunately, the poorly behaved coke head kids create atmosphere. A lot of younger families up there these days. Not what it used to be.
And, unortunately, the poorly behaved coke head kids create atmosphere. A lot of younger families up there these days. Not what it used to be.
Maybe Im just used to the fantastic atmosphere we create usually then because tonight i thought it was shite
The farce of a winter world cup has derailed the season, I've said it before but I'll say it again, fuck FIFA, UEFA and the FA for going along with it.
It was awful. As was the Swansea game. West Brom was slightly better but nothing compared to last season.
I wonder if Qatar will let us buy one of those shipping containers as a goalkeeper till the end of the season?
Peterborough at home last season. Block 13 open. Not an empty seat in sight. A complete contrast to now.
It won't be long until they close block 14 like they did in 2010. The safety team will do anything to stop it.
A complete contrast to Stoke, Reading and Huddersfield who listened to their fans and allowed them to sit close to the away fans.
“Safety” team need to piss off. You know what you’re getting in that corner. If you want a family atmosphere and a blanket and flask come sit with me and the other old farts in 24.
The club do what the club always do. Get a good thing going and then destroy it with over the top “safety” measures that no one asked for. Clubs up and down the country manage with just one line of stewards separating home and away fans, but we need 4 empty blocks + netting + police + stewards + reduced seating + militant ticket checks.
Its fucking ridiculous.
Its fucking ridiculous.
Incidentally, a lot of the people who previously sat in the corner are and have moved to the other side by the away fans in the West Stand
I’ve noticed that side seems to be getting a bit more lively. No doubt the club will put a stop to that within the next few games
Exactly. At Sheff United the fans walk straight out into each other. No bother. Same at Reading and many other away ends we've been this season.
Segregating fans like they do causes fans to think they are untouchable and wind each other up.
Oi… we’re not all old farts in block 24. Speaking of which, I think I I left my monocle in row KK earlier. If anyone hands it in please let me know.
Was so quiet. Don't get it. Maybe cos cold? Maybe no drugs no party for singers corner?
Am I the only person who thought it was pretty good today?
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Never thought I'd feed this particular troll but they're spot on
It was poor yesterday. I was down the Telegraph end and Cardiff (although only good in spells) were far noisier than us.
Didn't think the atmosphere was that bad (sat in the Telegraph stand). Cardiff had a few noisy spells, but stopped for a lot of the second half - presumably because their team were gash) Thought we outsang them in the second half, although the game was frustrating in terms of 'entertainment' for upping the atmosphere.
The game orchestrates the atmosphere. I thought both sets of fans gave it a good go at times. Have you ever been to Anfield? The famous Kop? An absolute morgue at times - but they rock up for European nights and put on a show for TV. I have known City silence Old Trafford on more than one occassion.
We were very well managed last night by a team who came for a point. Gyokores met his physical match last night. 26 year old on loan from WBA. Ideal McFadz replacement (my man of the match).