You couldn't hear us from the hill? Maybe this message will explain things a little.
All these people who say they couldn't hear us on the hill from the stadium.
The wind was a good 5-9mph from the south on matchday meaning the sound was directed from the stadium towards the people gathered on the hill to the north. This would of made it much harder for the people on the the hill to project sound to the stadium facing south against a headwind on that day.
If you think I am talking bollocks then try going to Glastonbury on a windy day when you are standing at the back of a crowd when a group is on stage.
Also video proof below that the wind was coming from the south which is unusual for this time of year. Look at which way the flag flows. From the stadium towards the hill. From the south heading north.
What does this mean?
A possible explanation could mean that the fans on the hill could be more vocal than the fans inside Sixfields,
Video. Look at the flag!
EDIT - It was actually 8-16mph north heading wind during matchday in Sixfields. Not many people on the hill could hear the fans within Sixfields.
With conditions as they were we on the hill should have heard the fans within Sixfields but it was pretty quiet.
[video=youtube;U0lm7zmHyh8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0lm7zmHyh8&feature=c4-overview&list=UUOf5Yu-uuBMRa7xM64Au-KQ[/video]
All these people who say they couldn't hear us on the hill from the stadium.
The wind was a good 5-9mph from the south on matchday meaning the sound was directed from the stadium towards the people gathered on the hill to the north. This would of made it much harder for the people on the the hill to project sound to the stadium facing south against a headwind on that day.
If you think I am talking bollocks then try going to Glastonbury on a windy day when you are standing at the back of a crowd when a group is on stage.
Also video proof below that the wind was coming from the south which is unusual for this time of year. Look at which way the flag flows. From the stadium towards the hill. From the south heading north.
What does this mean?
A possible explanation could mean that the fans on the hill could be more vocal than the fans inside Sixfields,
Video. Look at the flag!
EDIT - It was actually 8-16mph north heading wind during matchday in Sixfields. Not many people on the hill could hear the fans within Sixfields.
With conditions as they were we on the hill should have heard the fans within Sixfields but it was pretty quiet.
[video=youtube;U0lm7zmHyh8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0lm7zmHyh8&feature=c4-overview&list=UUOf5Yu-uuBMRa7xM64Au-KQ[/video]
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