by AthleticoSpizz » 23 Jan 2016 21:34
by Turns8 » 23 Jan 2016 22:00
AthleticoSpizz Sounded non-offensive today
Read out the team sheet without any drama
Did the half-time proceedings no worse than his predecessors ......
Just maybe the club has listened to you lot and he has had to tone it down to your acceptable level
Piss poor acknowledgement from the halftime crowd for the once legend that was, Peter Shreeves, not the PA's fault tho'
by AthleticoSpizz » 23 Jan 2016 22:20
by Turns8 » 23 Jan 2016 22:22
AthleticoSpizz Missed the oppositions manager bit....still at the bar......that's how much it really matters
Half-time scores were read out audibly, simply and factually ..... So wtf are you actually crapping on about?
by AthleticoSpizz » 23 Jan 2016 22:29
by bobby1413 » 24 Jan 2016 12:30
Turns8AthleticoSpizz Missed the oppositions manager bit....still at the bar......that's how much it really matters
Half-time scores were read out audibly, simply and factually ..... So wtf are you actually crapping on about?
Why does he even need to read them out...the screen is large enough for everyone to read the scores...
by tmesis » 24 Jan 2016 12:40
bobby1413Turns8AthleticoSpizz I came on to post this... Why is he announcing the scores... half the time I really don't care what the score is between Huddersfield and Charlton or whatever other teams are playing. Most have phones, or most glance up and see the scores.
by bobby1413 » 24 Jan 2016 13:08
tmesis What's wrong with announcing them?
I mean, exactly what negative impact to anybody's half time break does reading out the scores have?
While you might not care what the other scores are, other people might be interested.
On the other hand, his extended "back the boys and make some noise", followed by a drawn out "come....on....you....Rs!" is just grating
by tmesis » 24 Jan 2016 17:19
bobby1413tmesis What's wrong with announcing them?
I mean, exactly what negative impact to anybody's half time break does reading out the scores have?
While you might not care what the other scores are, other people might be interested.
On the other hand, his extended "back the boys and make some noise", followed by a drawn out "come....on....you....Rs!" is just grating
Agree with your 2nd part.
What's wrong with it... well I just find it tiresome. It's just like going to the game with an annoying, hyper active, 11 year old... "Leeds 2... Hull 1... Birmingham 0 Burnley 1". Constantly what to yell "just shut the Fck up!!!"
I think I just noticed yesterday more than any other time that it's just overwhelming at times how much is forced down your throat.
by bobby1413 » 24 Jan 2016 17:32
by WAZZOCK » 24 Jan 2016 20:04
NamelessWAZZOCK Probably more just a hint to fans to stop taking themselves too seriously.
Ah, so you are saying he's a bit precious and blames his inability to do a simple job with any degree of professionalism on the stupid public who fail to see the subtle irony of his performance ?
I'd agree, we are not worthy. May be for the best if he goes and finds a more appreciative crowd...
by LWJ » 25 Jan 2016 09:36
by Forbury Lion » 25 Jan 2016 11:55
and those who can't read and/or have bad eyesight such as referees.AthleticoSpizz For the blind fukkas that attend our games?
by Lenny The Tramp » 25 Jan 2016 12:43
by AthleticoSpizz » 25 Jan 2016 17:35
by paddy20 » 25 Jan 2016 17:55
tmesisbobby1413tmesis What's wrong with announcing them?
I mean, exactly what negative impact to anybody's half time break does reading out the scores have?
While you might not care what the other scores are, other people might be interested.
On the other hand, his extended "back the boys and make some noise", followed by a drawn out "come....on....you....Rs!" is just grating
Agree with your 2nd part.
What's wrong with it... well I just find it tiresome. It's just like going to the game with an annoying, hyper active, 11 year old... "Leeds 2... Hull 1... Birmingham 0 Burnley 1". Constantly what to yell "just shut the Fck up!!!"
I think I just noticed yesterday more than any other time that it's just overwhelming at times how much is forced down your throat.
I have to say, I think you are the first person I've ever known to get annoyed about hearing the half-time scores in 30 years of going to football.
by download » 25 Jan 2016 22:57
by Ian Royal » 25 Jan 2016 23:29
by MoorgateRoyal » 26 Jan 2016 08:44
Ian Royal How hard can it actually be to do some build up that isn't horrendous?
Play some upbeat tunes. Wack on the Big screen pre-match video - finishes with a crescendo to team coming out of the tunnel
"Hello and thanks for coming to the Madejski Stadium for our match with [visiting club]. We'd like to wish [visiting manager]'s [visiting club] team and supporters welcome to the stadium for what we hope to be another great [Competition] match. Coming up we have [next couple of home games with ticket details]. But back to the match, please put your hands together for today's teams:
[Visiting club
team line up]
and lining up today for the Royals!
[Reading team line up]
So get behind the team and cheer them on for [another/an important] three points!"
And then if you absolutely bloody have to, stick on some short shitty attempt at an anthem like Sweet Caroline. Switch it off before kick off.
By all means tart it up a bit, but cut the ludicrous hype and stop trying to lead the chants, you sound like a prick. If you're doing your job properly, no one should remember you. It's about the oxf*rd football.
by Forbury Lion » 26 Jan 2016 11:20
Maybe throw in a bit of news before the game during the warm-up such as "Fans are reminded that tickets for the cup game will be on sale from Monday blah blah blah" or "Todays squad includes new signing xyz who joins from Brentford" etc etc.... oh and ditch the bloody postman pat theme tune.MoorgateRoyalIan Royal How hard can it actually be to do some build up that isn't horrendous?
Play some upbeat tunes. Wack on the Big screen pre-match video - finishes with a crescendo to team coming out of the tunnel
"Hello and thanks for coming to the Madejski Stadium for our match with [visiting club]. We'd like to wish [visiting manager]'s [visiting club] team and supporters welcome to the stadium for what we hope to be another great [Competition] match. Coming up we have [next couple of home games with ticket details]. But back to the match, please put your hands together for today's teams:
[Visiting club
team line up]
and lining up today for the Royals!
[Reading team line up]
So get behind the team and cheer them on for [another/an important] three points!"
And then if you absolutely bloody have to, stick on some short shitty attempt at an anthem like Sweet Caroline. Switch it off before kick off.
By all means tart it up a bit, but cut the ludicrous hype and stop trying to lead the chants, you sound like a prick. If you're doing your job properly, no one should remember you. It's about the oxf*rd football.
That's the definitive answer right there.
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