Fans forum evening UFS

[foxile5]

1 minute ago, Unabomber said:

I thought maybe just plan black and then these white trainers get lifted up and almost blind the opposition fans. 

Simple. Classy. Nigel.

[Union FS]

12 hours ago, Trekerz said:

What was the result of this?

A really useful evening we felt. Lots to take away and build on. We will either be putting something on here or our website.

 

[Union FS]

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[westernpark]

8 minutes ago, Union FS said:

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Good read, although the press article actually highlighted trouble in the West Stand. 

[Guest Mee-9]

Use of a megaphone considered 
 

Bloody hell.

[purpleronnie]

Safe standing at a standstill, shock.

[Jackubu]

1 hour ago, Mee-9 said:

Use of a megaphone considered 
 

Bloody hell.

Where did you read that? 

[Claridge]

1 hour ago, Mee-9 said:

Use of a megaphone considered 
 

Bloody hell.

30,000 should improve the atmosphere

[foxy tiler]

Anything mentioned about goal music? Personally absolutely detest it but interested if it was brought up.

[Sol thewall Bamba]

1 hour ago, Mee-9 said:

Use of a megaphone considered 
 

Bloody hell.

"Not an immediate consideration"

[SemperEadem]

4 minutes ago, foxy tiler said:

Anything mentioned about goal music? Personally absolutely detest it but interested if it was brought up.

I don’t think it was brought up on the night.

 

The group has on a good few occasions tried to pass on feelings about it but the club came back at an FCC with videos of thousands of fans jumping up and down to the beat. Whilst they see this continue I personally think they have zero interest in changing it or even better getting rid.

[Sol thewall Bamba]

Also had a reasonably positive meeting with the club yesterday on various topics.

[purpleronnie]

1 hour ago, Claridge said:

30,000 should improve the atmosphere

The majority using them to make their clappers sound louder.

[Guest lcfc80]

2 hours ago, Mee-9 said:

Use of a megaphone considered 
 

Bloody hell.

no problem with people wanting to sing all game but not the megaphone, no way. we dont need to start copying them American weirdos

 

 

[purpleronnie]

6 minutes ago, lcfc80 said:

no problem with people wanting to sing all game but not the megaphone, no way. we dont need to start copying them American weirdos

 

 

Why do people always post this?

 

If you think Americans were the first to use megaphones at games then think again.

 

And BTW he isnt using a megaphone in that clip.

 

Apart from that......

[Guest David Oldfields Gate]

1 hour ago, SemperEadem said:

I don’t think it was brought up on the night.

 

The group has on a good few occasions tried to pass on feelings about it but the club came back at an FCC with videos of thousands of fans jumping up and down to the beat. Whilst they see this continue I personally think they have zero interest in changing it or even better getting rid.

Dancing to the goal music is a bit like blurting out "I love you" to a bit of strange when you're about to hit the vinegar strokes. 

 

Instant regret, later revulsion, next day confusion but in the moment you have no idea what you are doing.

[Guest lcfc80]

2 minutes ago, purpleronnie said:

Why do people always post this?

 

If you think Americans were the first to use megaphones at games then think again.

 

And BTW he isnt using a megaphone in that clip.

 

Apart from that......

calm down mate, it's a joke that's all......... but megaphones are still complete whopper behaviour at football

[leicesterseddon]

1 hour ago, SemperEadem said:

I don’t think it was brought up on the night.

 

The group has on a good few occasions tried to pass on feelings about it but the club came back at an FCC with videos of thousands of fans jumping up and down to the beat. Whilst they see this continue I personally think they have zero interest in changing it or even better getting rid.

I have long suspected this. They think they are giving people what they want.

 

I still think it is very difficult in reality to tell who exactly is “celebrating” with the music, and who isn’t.

 

It’s not really the point though. The point is whether you think celebrating a goal should be spontaneous or not.

[sacreblueits442]

21 minutes ago, lcfc80 said:

no problem with people wanting to sing all game but not the megaphone, no way. we dont need to start copying them American weirdos

 

 

...used a lot in Europe by Ultras!!!

[Matt]

I've seen people dancing to the jazzed up version of the Post Horn Gallop they play before the 2nd half, doesn't mean it's any good.

[foxy tiler]

2 hours ago, SemperEadem said:

I don’t think it was brought up on the night.

 

The group has on a good few occasions tried to pass on feelings about it but the club came back at an FCC with videos of thousands of fans jumping up and down to the beat. Whilst they see this continue I personally think they have zero interest in changing it or even better getting rid.

That goal music just takes the spontaneous sheer joy away and replaces it with a generic plastic feel. It just drowns any true feeling of the madness of a goal celebration.

[ozleicester]

6 hours ago, Union FS said:

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Just an FYI the formatting seems a little off (might be my mobile) makes it hard to read

[Wymsey]

Wonder if the goal music is decided by the one person managing the match day speaker acoustics or in group.

[LaCiudad]

On 08/06/2023 at 17:45, Union FS said:

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Keep up the good work.

 

IMO it's more then music blasted at the crowd that kills the atmosphere than anything else.

[SemperEadem]

Hoping to have another of these next month.