by The Enfield Royal71 » 04 Apr 2019 13:44
04 Apr 2019 13:44by URZZZZ » 04 Apr 2019 13:49
04 Apr 2019 13:49We did give it a go. It failed. People had to be bribed by free drinks to come over. They now spend most of the game goading the opposition which goes against the initiativeJagermesiter1871 wrote:Isn't that the point though? The atmosphere hasn't come naturally.URZZZZ wrote:Club1871 is nonsense
Atmosphere should come naturally, the fact we're actively trying to force an atmosphere just concedes how poor our atmosphere really is
Also took a good 11 months to have more than 200 people there and even then they were bribed with free alcohol
Atmosphere isn't based on quantity of numbers or how successful you are. 100 Bayern fans showed us how to create a good atmosphere in a friendly match FFS. You only have to look at grounds like the Emirates or the Etihad, they're dead quiet
It's more based on passion. Let's be honest, our fans will never reach the same passion as most others. You only have to rewind to the Huddersfield playoff final with the pathetic atmosphere, even in the so called "singing section". Our atmosphere is shocking, end of
So the other option is to try and orchestrate it somewhat. Let's give that a go and see how it works. Doesn't help when you have divs like yourself rubbishing it whilst offering up no alternative.
Incidentally anyone who's been to a bayern game will tell you their fans are highly orchestrated with megaphones, pre made flags etc, the same fans youre waxing lyrical about. The same is typical of most European ultra groups.
by URZZZZ » 04 Apr 2019 13:50
04 Apr 2019 13:50Big +1The Enfield Royal71 wrote:Summed up perfectly on talksport just now, referring the white wall at spurs....
"It works at dortmund because it is a more natural atmousphere to be like that on the continent, despite them having megaphones at the front, and it is all in unison.
It wont work over here because the modern day fan isn't the type to do that and with exception of a few games in the country ie north london derby or millwall westham you don't get anything else then a phony forced atmousphere. You need a club with a certain type of fans"
And we dont have those type of fans. And are utter shit on the pitch.
by Coppells Lost Coat » 04 Apr 2019 14:03
04 Apr 2019 14:03by URZZZZ » 04 Apr 2019 14:25
04 Apr 2019 14:25Atmosphere has been dead quiet for 10 years now. Our fans are full of plastics and glory hunter. 24,000 for Man United but 7,000 for Sheffield United. That's patheticCoppells Lost Coat wrote:To say the Mad stad never had atmosphere is completely wrong. It used to rock and was buzzing across both East and North stands. It used to be great fun.
Yes Club 1871 creates a 'forced atmosphere' but at least its better than people sat there droning. Maybe instead of being a keyboard warriors and complaining about it, make some noise and make the initiative mute by out signing them?
Maybe people are moving over to south stand because they sit next to people who are insistent on moaning or complaining?
by LWJ » 04 Apr 2019 14:42
04 Apr 2019 14:42The free beer was for one game. Why have they stuck around for the games following it?URZZZZ wrote:
But as I said, these extra 400 people who have appeared from no-where didn't choose to sit in the south stand because they agreed with the inititative as such. They sat there because they wanted their free alcohol. That isn't a "natural" atmosphere. Plus you already now have the problems of spending more time trying to wind the opposition fans up rather than actually "singing". That was one thing they said wouldn't happen
by LWJ » 04 Apr 2019 14:44
04 Apr 2019 14:44What experience do you have of this? You have none of the Allianz yet seem to think you know it comes from all 4 corners of the ground (hint: it doesn't) It comes from the main ultras section and occasionally spreads like most grounds.URZZZZ wrote:
Nice to know you can't answer the question as to why they're breaking their promises. Ejections don't happen in a natural singing section, because they focus on supporting their team.
by Coppells Lost Coat » 04 Apr 2019 14:56
04 Apr 2019 14:56I would say, that Club 1871 cant stop the idiots who normally give the big I am sitting 30-40 yards away entering in the south stand where they are more visible and more likely to get ejected by riling up the away fans.URZZZZ wrote:Atmosphere has been dead quiet for 10 years now. Our fans are full of plastics and glory hunter. 24,000 for Man United but 7,000 for Sheffield United. That's patheticCoppells Lost Coat wrote:To say the Mad stad never had atmosphere is completely wrong. It used to rock and was buzzing across both East and North stands. It used to be great fun.
Yes Club 1871 creates a 'forced atmosphere' but at least its better than people sat there droning. Maybe instead of being a keyboard warriors and complaining about it, make some noise and make the initiative mute by out signing them?
Maybe people are moving over to south stand because they sit next to people who are insistent on moaning or complaining?
You can't just have an atmosphere when we play well. Where was everyone during the bad times? It's a sign of plastic fans when an atmosphere can only be generated during the good times
Nice to know you can't answer the question as to why they're breaking their promises. Ejections don't happen in a natural singing section, because they focus on supporting their team. As I have said numerous times, ours don't. Even when we were "supposedly" loud against Wigan, it was nothing compared to Leeds a few days later
And calling someone a keyboard warrior is just plain immature. Otherwise anyone can be classified as a "keyboard warrior" giving their opinions
by URZZZZ » 04 Apr 2019 14:59
04 Apr 2019 14:59by URZZZZ » 04 Apr 2019 15:09
04 Apr 2019 15:09So why promise something they can't control is what I ask?Coppells Lost Coat wrote:I would say, that Club 1871 cant stop the idiots who normally give the big I am sitting 30-40 yards away entering in the south stand where they are more visible and more likely to get ejected by riling up the away fans.URZZZZ wrote:Atmosphere has been dead quiet for 10 years now. Our fans are full of plastics and glory hunter. 24,000 for Man United but 7,000 for Sheffield United. That's patheticCoppells Lost Coat wrote:To say the Mad stad never had atmosphere is completely wrong. It used to rock and was buzzing across both East and North stands. It used to be great fun.
Yes Club 1871 creates a 'forced atmosphere' but at least its better than people sat there droning. Maybe instead of being a keyboard warriors and complaining about it, make some noise and make the initiative mute by out signing them?
Maybe people are moving over to south stand because they sit next to people who are insistent on moaning or complaining?
You can't just have an atmosphere when we play well. Where was everyone during the bad times? It's a sign of plastic fans when an atmosphere can only be generated during the good times
Nice to know you can't answer the question as to why they're breaking their promises. Ejections don't happen in a natural singing section, because they focus on supporting their team. As I have said numerous times, ours don't. Even when we were "supposedly" loud against Wigan, it was nothing compared to Leeds a few days later
And calling someone a keyboard warrior is just plain immature. Otherwise anyone can be classified as a "keyboard warrior" giving their opinions
Nice to see you cant answer my questions on why are the east stand not upping there game to be louder? or the reasoning why people might want to move to the south stand.
They might be sick of trying to sing and no one joining in. Maybe sick of people constantly moaning next to them. Maybe its as easy as people want to sit with there mates at footy and its the easiest place to do so.
by Jagermesiter1871 » 04 Apr 2019 15:15
04 Apr 2019 15:15Jesus. We're literally in the process of giving it a go. It hasn't even been running for a season yet and there were plenty of knobs on here moaning about it 2 games in. How is that giving it a go? The fact that the initiative has coincided with the worst on pitch performances in recent times hasn't helped but its testament how successful its been despite this. It appears the last few games it's been garning support and perhaps it will eventually snow ball into something like Bayerns atmosphere where its 'throughout the ground.'URZZZZ wrote:We did give it a go. It failed. People had to be bribed by free drinks to come over. They now spend most of the game goading the opposition which goes against the initiativeJagermesiter1871 wrote:Isn't that the point though? The atmosphere hasn't come naturally.URZZZZ wrote:Club1871 is nonsense
Atmosphere should come naturally, the fact we're actively trying to force an atmosphere just concedes how poor our atmosphere really is
Also took a good 11 months to have more than 200 people there and even then they were bribed with free alcohol
Atmosphere isn't based on quantity of numbers or how successful you are. 100 Bayern fans showed us how to create a good atmosphere in a friendly match FFS. You only have to look at grounds like the Emirates or the Etihad, they're dead quiet
It's more based on passion. Let's be honest, our fans will never reach the same passion as most others. You only have to rewind to the Huddersfield playoff final with the pathetic atmosphere, even in the so called "singing section". Our atmosphere is shocking, end of
So the other option is to try and orchestrate it somewhat. Let's give that a go and see how it works. Doesn't help when you have divs like yourself rubbishing it whilst offering up no alternative.
Incidentally anyone who's been to a bayern game will tell you their fans are highly orchestrated with megaphones, pre made flags etc, the same fans youre waxing lyrical about. The same is typical of most European ultra groups.
Why are you using personal insults to someone else's opinion? Are you that big headed that you can't see it from other people's points of view. There's no need to have an alternative. The Madejski is soulless with no character. The location is shocking, which really really doesn't help (sound like a Leeds fan here but it is true unfortunately)
It's why I now prefer away games, the atmosphere there comes "naturally" and it's not just 500 fans singing on their own right in the middle of the stadium
I've never been to a Bayern game. But there's atmosphere across the stadium, not just in once section. And the use of flags, megaphones can work etc. But it needs everyone to join in, not just a small minority
by Coppells Lost Coat » 04 Apr 2019 15:27
04 Apr 2019 15:27Is it down to them to control other peoples actions?URZZZZ wrote:
So why promise something they can't control is what I ask?
by URZZZZ » 04 Apr 2019 15:27
04 Apr 2019 15:27Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Jesus you're being dense. We're literally in the process of giving it a go. It hasn't even been running for a season yet and there were plenty of knobs on here moaning about it 2 games in. How is that giving it a go? The fact that the initiative has coincided with the worst on pitch performances in recent times hasn't helped but its testament how successful its been. It appears the last few games it's been garning support and perhaps it will eventually snow ball into something like Bayerns atmosphere where its throughout the ground.URZZZZ wrote:We did give it a go. It failed. People had to be bribed by free drinks to come over. They now spend most of the game goading the opposition which goes against the initiativeJagermesiter1871 wrote:
Isn't that the point though? The atmosphere hasn't come naturally.
So the other option is to try and orchestrate it somewhat. Let's give that a go and see how it works. Doesn't help when you have divs like yourself rubbishing it whilst offering up no alternative.
Incidentally anyone who's been to a bayern game will tell you their fans are highly orchestrated with megaphones, pre made flags etc, the same fans youre waxing lyrical about. The same is typical of most European ultra groups.
Why are you using personal insults to someone else's opinion? Are you that big headed that you can't see it from other people's points of view. There's no need to have an alternative. The Madejski is soulless with no character. The location is shocking, which really really doesn't help (sound like a Leeds fan here but it is true unfortunately)
It's why I now prefer away games, the atmosphere there comes "naturally" and it's not just 500 fans singing on their own right in the middle of the stadium
I've never been to a Bayern game. But there's atmosphere across the stadium, not just in once section. And the use of flags, megaphones can work etc. But it needs everyone to join in, not just a small minority
I didn't moan about it two games in. Two games isn't giving it a go. But we're now 25 games or whatever in and there's been a good atmosphere in about 1 game so far. Results shouldn't have any impact. Look at Leeds, before this season they've been meandering in mid table and still maintained a decent atmosphere. Then look at City. Winning trophy after trophy, and it's like a library at the Etihad. It could snow ball into something like Bayern's atmosphere. I don't think it will , you may think it might. Cool
The reason I'm insulting you is because statements like the madejski is souless is just moronic, unhelpful and complete nonsense. It's very easy to just sit back and say 'atmospheres shit always will be no point trying anything.' It's completely reductive and useless.
"Complete nonsense" yet the majority of opposing teams says the Madejski is the worst atmosphere in the league. I think we could try something. I put my hands up and admit saying there's no alternative was a nonsense statement. But it's a lose-lose situation the way it's currently run. We either have a sparse south stand or a sparse east stand. Because let's be honest, the majority who sit in the south stand have come from the east. Could we re-locate it to the East Stand? Do you think that could help
Again if we're going to take the bayern example their is stadium is in an extremely similar location to ours, if not more out of town. So your can forget that line of thought you've mentioned in another post.
Tbf, I only said it really doesn't help that it's so far out of town. It's a contributing factor to the poor atmosphere , but certainly not a direct excuse to it. Notice the atmosphere at Elm Park was a lot better, decent location, decent sized ground (which avoid the problems of glory hunter to an extent) etc
by URZZZZ » 04 Apr 2019 15:35
04 Apr 2019 15:35I do agree that you'll get those knobs wherever you go and yeah, you do see more at away games. But I was generally referring to the atmosphere at away games being more naturalCoppells Lost Coat wrote:Is it down to them to control other peoples actions?URZZZZ wrote:
So why promise something they can't control is what I ask?
You are always gunna get the odd knob head every now and then. If it continues to attract people wanting to be nobs then yes it will have to be looked at. See it more often at away games tbf though, which you prefer to go to.
by jar95 » 04 Apr 2019 15:55
04 Apr 2019 15:55by URZZZZ » 04 Apr 2019 16:02
04 Apr 2019 16:02At the end of the day, people have a choice to say what they want about matters such as this, and if it riles people up so much then they have a pretty good life...jar95 wrote:Wow - is this debate still going on? My point of view (for the little that it is worth) having sat in Club1871 for the last 3 games last year, as well as having my season ticket there this season.
I don't think anybody can deny that the atmosphere at the mad stad in previous years was dull. Singing the same old songs, and constantly being out sung by a couple of hundred away fans. Yes, the majority of this comes down to what is going on the pitch, but still it has been dreadful. In that time, a number of people have been moaning saying something has to be done to improve the atmosphere... this then leads us onto some people coming up with the idea of the club 1871 (not me btw) and starting of with a small number of people, which yes did look silly, but this had to start somewhere... having gained some good reaction from players, and those in 1871 they sold ST in there.
Admittedly this season the numbers did struggle, and yes the draw was the free alcohol for the wigan game which was helped with the result...BUT, what about the leeds game a few days after where we got taught a lesson. This didnt turn people away from it did it? Also, if the east stand is / was good with the atmosphere then why has the ED and 1871 been louder than both in recent weeks. At the end of the day, people have a choice of where they want to sit, and if it riles people up so much then they must have a pretty good life...
by 26-10-06 » 04 Apr 2019 16:07
04 Apr 2019 16:07by URZZZZ » 04 Apr 2019 16:11
04 Apr 2019 16:11Mate, there are people with 20 times my posts in about one fifth of the time. A really pointless argument summed up by a drip of a person26-10-06 wrote:I think 'URZZZZ' needs to get himself a job or a hobby - look how many times he/she has commented on the matter!
Imagine getting this wound up over where people decide to sit at a football stadium
by Jagermesiter1871 » 04 Apr 2019 16:13
04 Apr 2019 16:13This is such a reductive argument. Yes I'm sure now if we played in a 6000 seater stadium in the 4th tier we would have a better atmosphere. Unfortunately were in the championship in a new build 24,000 seater stadium.URZZZZ wrote:Jagermesiter1871 wrote:Jesus you're being dense. We're literally in the process of giving it a go. It hasn't even been running for a season yet and there were plenty of knobs on here moaning about it 2 games in. How is that giving it a go? The fact that the initiative has coincided with the worst on pitch performances in recent times hasn't helped but its testament how successful its been. It appears the last few games it's been garning support and perhaps it will eventually snow ball into something like Bayerns atmosphere where its throughout the ground.URZZZZ wrote:
We did give it a go. It failed. People had to be bribed by free drinks to come over. They now spend most of the game goading the opposition which goes against the initiative
Why are you using personal insults to someone else's opinion? Are you that big headed that you can't see it from other people's points of view. There's no need to have an alternative. The Madejski is soulless with no character. The location is shocking, which really really doesn't help (sound like a Leeds fan here but it is true unfortunately)
It's why I now prefer away games, the atmosphere there comes "naturally" and it's not just 500 fans singing on their own right in the middle of the stadium
I've never been to a Bayern game. But there's atmosphere across the stadium, not just in once section. And the use of flags, megaphones can work etc. But it needs everyone to join in, not just a small minority
I didn't moan about it two games in. Two games isn't giving it a go. But we're now 25 games or whatever in and there's been a good atmosphere in about 1 game so far. Results shouldn't have any impact. Look at Leeds, before this season they've been meandering in mid table and still maintained a decent atmosphere. Then look at City. Winning trophy after trophy, and it's like a library at the Etihad. It could snow ball into something like Bayern's atmosphere. I don't think it will , you may think it might. Cool
The reason I'm insulting you is because statements like the madejski is souless is just moronic, unhelpful and complete nonsense. It's very easy to just sit back and say 'atmospheres shit always will be no point trying anything.' It's completely reductive and useless.
"Complete nonsense" yet the majority of opposing teams says the Madejski is the worst atmosphere in the league. I think we could try something. I put my hands up and admit saying there's no alternative was a nonsense statement. But it's a lose-lose situation the way it's currently run. We either have a sparse south stand or a sparse east stand. Because let's be honest, the majority who sit in the south stand have come from the east. Could we re-locate it to the East Stand? Do you think that could help
Again if we're going to take the bayern example their is stadium is in an extremely similar location to ours, if not more out of town. So your can forget that line of thought you've mentioned in another post.
Tbf, I only said it really doesn't help that it's so far out of town. It's a contributing factor to the poor atmosphere , but certainly not a direct excuse to it. Notice the atmosphere at Elm Park was a lot better, decent location, decent sized ground (which avoid the problems of glory hunter to an extent) etc
by 26-10-06 » 04 Apr 2019 16:16
04 Apr 2019 16:16I mean, you don't sound wound up at all, do you?!URZZZZ wrote:Mate, there are people with 20 times my posts in about one fifth of the time. A really pointless argument summed up by a drip of a person26-10-06 wrote:I think 'URZZZZ' needs to get himself a job or a hobby - look how many times he/she has commented on the matter!
Imagine getting this wound up over where people decide to sit at a football stadium
I'm not wound up. I'm stating my opinion. If you don't like it, stick it
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