Izzy Posted 5 May 2015 Share Posted 5 May 2015 I wonder how enabling more people to make noise and actively support the team could be described as artificial...... Only saying what I've read many times on Twitter from opposing fans. Maybe they're just jealous? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HighPeakFox Posted 5 May 2015 Share Posted 5 May 2015 I don't think giving a f**k what fans of other teams say should be very high on our collective agenda........we spout enough crap without worrying about what they have to say! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ARTY_FOX Posted 5 May 2015 Share Posted 5 May 2015 Before the clappers nobody around me sang anything other than one run through of the Leo song and one go at cambiasso. Now they join in as much as they can. If clappers Is what it takes them to get involved they can stay for a me. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sylofox Posted 5 May 2015 Share Posted 5 May 2015 I'd obviously be grateful, I wouldn't judge them on spelling though, it's irrelevant. This is football forum where we discuss stuff. if sumone talks lyk this and carnt spel anything ryt then I judge the value of opinion. It's not really a coincidence that the people that do this or type in all capitals or some stupid size 20 font for no reason often have extreme or in my opinion stupid posts. I don't know these people, it's just something that I do based on the little amount of information I have. Fair enough the explanation is more clear than the original post. You did make it sound luke you would not listen to anyone that miss spelled. Not that I have found you like that in the past. :-) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
davieG Posted 8 May 2015 Share Posted 8 May 2015 First Person: 'Come on feel the noise at Filbert Way' By Leicester Mercury | Posted: May 08, 2015 The Union FS-organised tifo at the King Power stadium before the victory over Newcastle The Union FS-organised tifo at the King Power stadium before the victory over Newcastle Comments (0) The first time you feel it, you worry for your life. High up in a stand, surrounded by a mass of human life, you fear that the beams suspending you above the concourse at Filbert Way are about to give way. On Friday night, I alerted two Australian travellers to this, in the hope that Leicester's players would put on a show and score at least once to bring upon a demonstration of my forewarning. As it happened, it took 35 seconds for Patagonian Leonardo Ulloa to leap above Moussa Sissoko to nod home Marc Albrighton's corner and send (almost) the entire stadium into raptures. The ground shook, as advertised. From that point on, it didn't stop shaking until about 2.40pm when referee Mike Dean signalled some temporary relief to Newcastle's misery. Leicester's not-so-new home now is finally starting to produce atmospheres that compare to Filbert Street on a regular basis. It is packed to the rafters each week – a direct consequence of the provision of Premier League football – in both the home and away sectors. Leicester's team has now seemingly adapted to the not-so-new Premier League season, and their "leave everything on the pitch" attitude is bringing points, and noise. Newcastle fans hoisted a banner on Saturday stating: "We don't demand a team that wins, we demand a team that tries." While that statement cannot be levelled at Nigel Pearson's side – the team have given their all throughout the season – their recent form has undoubtedly augmented an already fervent atmosphere to fever pitch levels. Feel the Force on Star Wars Day… Feel the Force on Star Wars Day… No love for the Empire? Fight it from 2nd-9th May with fantastic offers and free gifts for purchases over £50 at your local LEGO store – Manchester Promoted by Lego As happens each season, April and May come round and the games mean more. Three points up for grabs, as usual, but time is running out. It's possible that that statement has never been more true than when talking of Leicester City's Class of 2015. Cut adrift and written off at the end of March, Pearson, his players and the fans have all pulled together and carried each other above the drop zone against all odds. Pearson would be the first to say the job is not done yet. But if it is eventually complete, credit must go to the fans, too. Away from home, Leicester's support has been impressive for a number of years. This year, the Filbert Way faithful has been widely recognised as one of the best – if not the best – in the country. Led by the vociferous L1 and Union FS in SK1, the whole stadium has been on top form and with three massive home games to go, this must continue to get the lads over the line! James Challinor is a member of Leicester City supporters' group Union FS. Follow them on Twitter: @filbospirit Click here to watch the Union FS film of the tifo at the Newcastle match. Read more: http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/Come-feel-noise-Filbert-Way/story-26459146-detail/story.html#ixzz3ZXZ53Ktg Follow us: @Leicester_Merc on Twitter | leicestermercury on Facebook Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
FrankieADZ Posted 8 May 2015 Share Posted 8 May 2015 anyone know if we've got the clappers again tomorrow? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
iancognito Posted 8 May 2015 Share Posted 8 May 2015 anyone know if we've got the clappers again tomorrow? The guy from clap banners on the radio the other day said the club had expressed an interest for the remaining fixtures. If they're not, it's a signal someone at the club's a bit complacent and isn't towing the Pearson line of "We're not there yet" Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Corky Posted 8 May 2015 Share Posted 8 May 2015 anyone know if we've got the clappers again tomorrow? If it means people around the ground contribute and we have a positive atmosphere then I hope so. It might seem a little tinpot or tacky but there's no doubt the atmosphere is far better than it was two months ago. Not too much complaining, just singing, encouragement, energy from the stands. It has made a difference. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Danizen Posted 8 May 2015 Share Posted 8 May 2015 Closer to 35p per clapper going on the numbers you've given, who's maths is shocking? Fair enough but at least I wasn't out by a factor of ten! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Max Power Posted 8 May 2015 Share Posted 8 May 2015 Why don't people just bring their clappers from previous games if they want to use them again? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Foxymcoxy Posted 8 May 2015 Share Posted 8 May 2015 Why don't people just bring their clappers from previous games if they want to use them again? Mine fall apart by the end of every game. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fox_in_a_Box Posted 8 May 2015 Share Posted 8 May 2015 If your clapper is still useable by the end of the game you're not doing right! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
promised land Posted 8 May 2015 Share Posted 8 May 2015 If your clapper is still useable by the end of the game you're not doing right! Most don't have one by the end as when we score loads go airborne. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Larry_LCFC Posted 8 May 2015 Author Share Posted 8 May 2015 Its the cleaners I feel sorry for . They have seen their workload treble picking pieces of card up Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jammie82uk Posted 8 May 2015 Share Posted 8 May 2015 Its the cleaners I feel sorry for . They have seen their workload treble picking pieces of card up might give then a better incentive to actually get a paid job then Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Col city fan Posted 9 May 2015 Share Posted 9 May 2015 Sylo pulling anybody up about spelling is possibly the biggest irony I've ever read. Ever... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Year Of The Fox Posted 9 May 2015 Share Posted 9 May 2015 Why don't people just bring their clappers from previous games if they want to use them again? mines in the away end by 250pm Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jet64 Posted 9 May 2015 Share Posted 9 May 2015 "If it ain't broke- don't fix it" - PLEASE let there be clappers Lord Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Unabomber Posted 9 May 2015 Share Posted 9 May 2015 mines in the away end by 250pm Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Year Of The Fox Posted 9 May 2015 Share Posted 9 May 2015 mines in the away end by 250pm lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 9 May 2015 Share Posted 9 May 2015 Does anyone actually mock us for having the clappers? All I hear from opposition fans and pundits/journos is that we create a massive hostile atmosphere that drowns out away support. Keep them, they're clearly doing more good than harm Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Year Of The Fox Posted 9 May 2015 Share Posted 9 May 2015 Though I did rip mine up into little pieces last week as a confetti substitute Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Unabomber Posted 9 May 2015 Share Posted 9 May 2015 I also aim for the away fans but I stand in SK3. Hit an old guy on the head last time who was about 3 rows away. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Basingstoke Fox Posted 9 May 2015 Share Posted 9 May 2015 Does anyone actually mock us for having the clappers? All I hear from opposition fans and pundits/journos is that we create a massive hostile atmosphere that drowns out away support. Keep them, they're clearly doing more good than harm I've had a few of my mates constantly taking the piss out of the #fearless obsession, which is fair enough because I would be doing the exact same if it was their clubs. Not too much stick about the clappers though. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Livid Posted 9 May 2015 Share Posted 9 May 2015 Does anyone actually mock us for having the clappers? All I hear from opposition fans and pundits/journos is that we create a massive hostile atmosphere that drowns out away support. Keep them, they're clearly doing more good than harm I look on twitter and there's the odd comment, but from fans of other clubs where home games are like sitting in a library. I did reply to one of them and she replied "She was used to West Ham and Liverpool home games in the '00's" FFS I left it there. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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