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bubble wrap Flag Carparks in South East London 04 Jan 17 10.14am

Personally think the atmosphere has got worse because of some of the crap songs that are sang. Just as the atmosphere gets going a dull droaning song only sang by the HF. Noticed last night the Arthur singing a few of the older songs at the same time the Holmsdale were singing something else. In the final year of the Championship the atmosphere was brilliant has been on the decline ever since.
Blaming the announcer is the kind of thing you expect from Brighton fans.

 

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View martin2412's Profile martin2412 Flag Living The Dream 04 Jan 17 10.31am Send a Private Message to martin2412 Add martin2412 as a friend

Spot on. Some of the songs the HF sing are utter Shyte.

 

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View Sherlock Holmesdale's Profile Sherlock Holmesdale Flag Milton Keynes 04 Jan 17 10.59am Send a Private Message to Sherlock Holmesdale Add Sherlock Holmesdale as a friend

Originally posted by Charingx1

IMO the atmosphere has fallen flat since the change of announcer. This new guy is awful, can barely be heard in my section of the homesdale And is flat as a pancake.

Completely agree. The new announcer is terrible. The previous chap was so much better

 

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View Part Time James's Profile Part Time James Flag 04 Jan 17 11.07am Send a Private Message to Part Time James Add Part Time James as a friend

I remember going to a non-league game where the away fans seemed to get excited by everything, including the throw-ins. I said to my mate "it's like clapping the bounce-out in a darts game". Anyway, my point is, we all ought to cheer everything good anyone does, even if it's minor. For example, if we manage to not turn an attacking set piece into a scramble in our own goal mouth we should give a raucous cheer.

 




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View Pete53's Profile Pete53 Flag Hassocks 04 Jan 17 11.30am Send a Private Message to Pete53 Add Pete53 as a friend

Originally posted by bexleydave

I certainly think it's time for the players to step up; that would help.

Exactly.

On the whole, up until now, the fans have kept the faith and been surprisingly tolerant of what has been served up in the last year. However, last night we saw a feeble and spineless performance and it was not surprising that the team were jeered off at half-time.

At the end I came away feeling strangely dispassionate and detached. If we had fought and battled throughout that match I might have felt some emotion at the end but in reality I departde Selhurst with an empty "oh well" feeling. I mean, for heavens sake, we didn't even put Swansea under any pressure during the 5 minutes of added time allowing them to keep possession in our half.

That performance sucked. If a team fails to show passion and fervour then that team has no right to expect passion and fervour from the fans.

 

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View Pete53's Profile Pete53 Flag Hassocks 04 Jan 17 11.35am Send a Private Message to Pete53 Add Pete53 as a friend

Originally posted by Charingx1

IMO the atmosphere has fallen flat since the change of announcer. This new guy is awful, can barely be heard in my section of the homesdale And is flat as a pancake.

Whilst I agree that the announcer is pants I hardly think we can blame him for the atmosphere.

The atmosphere has a direct correlation to performances on the pitch. If we start competing and playing with some passion (and winning the odd game) the atmosphere will sort itself out.

 

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View JRW2's Profile JRW2 Flag Dulwich 04 Jan 17 11.59am Send a Private Message to JRW2 Add JRW2 as a friend

Originally posted by Pete53

Exactly.

On the whole, up until now, the fans have kept the faith and been surprisingly tolerant of what has been served up in the last year. However, last night we saw a feeble and spineless performance and it was not surprising that the team were jeered off at half-time.

At the end I came away feeling strangely dispassionate and detached. If we had fought and battled throughout that match I might have felt some emotion at the end but in reality I departde Selhurst with an empty "oh well" feeling. I mean, for heavens sake, we didn't even put Swansea under any pressure during the 5 minutes of added time allowing them to keep possession in our half.

That performance sucked. If a team fails to show passion and fervour then that team has no right to expect passion and fervour from the fans.

Exactly my feelings. At the end I remarked to my neighbour that I'm now so accustomed to losing (and deserving to lose) that I hardly care. Terrible thing to say after 60+ years of supporting them. I'm not upset, just numb.

 

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View Willo's Profile Willo Flag South coast - west of Brighton. 04 Jan 17 12.03pm Send a Private Message to Willo Add Willo as a friend

Originally posted by Part Time James

I remember going to a non-league game where the away fans seemed to get excited by everything, including the throw-ins. I said to my mate "it's like clapping the bounce-out in a darts game". Anyway, my point is, we all ought to cheer everything good anyone does, even if it's minor. For example, if we manage to not turn an attacking set piece into a scramble in our own goal mouth we should give a raucous cheer.

I was going to suggest stringing 3 passes together but realise this isn't going to happen.

 

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View bexleydave's Profile bexleydave Flag Barnehurst 04 Jan 17 12.07pm Send a Private Message to bexleydave Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add bexleydave as a friend

Originally posted by Part Time James

I remember going to a non-league game where the away fans seemed to get excited by everything, including the throw-ins. I said to my mate "it's like clapping the bounce-out in a darts game". Anyway, my point is, we all ought to cheer everything good anyone does, even if it's minor. For example, if we manage to not turn an attacking set piece into a scramble in our own goal mouth we should give a raucous cheer.

I'm slightly concerned that this may, at best, sound like irony and, at worst, sarcasm.

 


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Hoof Hearted 04 Jan 17 12.17pm

Just to stop booing them at every opportunity would be a start FFS.

This team is going to need a lot of encouragement to get them back to winning ways.

Get behind the team and the Big Sam.

 

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View Southampton_Eagle's Profile Southampton_Eagle Flag At the after party 04 Jan 17 12.25pm Send a Private Message to Southampton_Eagle Add Southampton_Eagle as a friend

The fans and the announcer are not to blame, the players are.

 

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View BelfastEagle's Profile BelfastEagle Flag 04 Jan 17 12.31pm Send a Private Message to BelfastEagle Add BelfastEagle as a friend

The players need to step up ....end of.

 

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