Floating Fox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 I voted yes, Why not Come on its hardly going to spoil anything, it will add to a more often than not poor atmosphere, However I only want it if they have some drums. VOTE YES
Newcastle_Fox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 Fans Call The Tune Leicester City are currently gauging interest levels from their supporters with regards to the possibility of introducing a fans' band to the Walkers Stadium for all home fixtures. There has been an overwhelming majority in favour of the idea at both the recent Supporters` Consultative Meeting and the Supporters` Open Meeting. And the club would now like to throw the vote open to all fans and allow them to make the ultimate decision. The proposed band would be placed in the south east corner of the stadium, with supporters in that area able to relocate should they desire. Leicester are inviting fans to place their votes via an online poll, which can be found at the bottom right hand corner of the homepage (see image left). Supporters can also email their thoughts on the idea directly to Peter Jones, the club's Supporter Relations manager. Email Pete on [email protected] or call the supporter hotline on 0116 2294555. Right in my corner aswell (F1) near the front, if it would improve the atmosphere of the Kop I am all for it but there doesnt seem to be many vocal singers near me but suppose it could help to get chants going in the Kop.
Lester LXXIV Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 Might help with the atmosphere, my only memory of a band was at Sheff Wed, by the end of 90 minutes I wanted to stick that Feckin drum up his A#@E!!
Wils Posted 22 August 2006 Author Posted 22 August 2006 I think its not a bad idea,judging by the votes so far everyone has said no!!
BartonFox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 Only 10 years after Sheffield Wednesday, how original, if this is in response to that old sponger Henry at the fans meeting then we are furhter in the mire than I ever thought possible. Yet more freebies to hangers on and wannabes. If that happens then I won't be back, they won't get a penny from me in the future. It'll be like watching England and that f'cking stupid band they have. The best way to get an atmosphere is let the fans create it, by standing together and stewarding it with common sense.
Janx Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 aaaarggh Is that near you Leesoh, I bet you would luv it!
Guest Gist Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 I like the idea but i'd sooner not have it where I sit.
Shum Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 aaaarggh Is that near you Leesoh, I bet you would luv it! That is RIGHT near Lisa! haha! I voted no!
Newcastle_Fox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 aaaarggh Is that near you Leesoh, I bet you would luv it! Think it is near her and Scowy
BartonFox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 I voted yes, Why not Come on its hardly going to spoil anything, it will add to a more often than not poor atmosphere, However I only want it if they have some drums. VOTE YES Utter cock-rot. First thing I'll do it punch a hole in the drum and then smash the horn/bugle/trumpet off the steps until it is unplayable.
Floating Fox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 Only 10 years after Sheffield Wednesday, how original, if this is in response to that old sponger Henry at the fans meeting then we are furhter in the mire than I ever thought possible. Yet more freebies to hangers on and wannabes. If that happens then I won't be back, they won't get a penny from me in the future. It'll be like watching England and that f'cking stupid band they have. The best way to get an atmosphere is let the fans create it , by standing together and stewarding it with common sense. Doesnt help when people like you threaten to "never show again" just becasue a band has come , and it pisses me off when people say that becasue even when were playing well + winning comfortably 80% of our home fans still dont join in with chants
Floating Fox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 Utter cock-rot. First thing I'll do it punch a hole in the drum and then smash the horn/bugle/trumpet off the steps until it is unplayable. I thought you said you'd never go again :pinch:
BartonFox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 I thought you said you'd never go again :pinch: I won't, the first game they bring it out at will be my last until they are gone. If I want to listen to a band I'll go to the Royal Albert Hall.
Ultra Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 Only 10 years after Sheffield Wednesday, how original, if this is in response to that old sponger Henry at the fans meeting then we are further in the mire than I ever thought possible. Yet more freebies to hangers on and wannabes. If that happens then I won't be back, they won't get a penny from me in the future. It'll be like watching England and that f'cking stupid band they have. The best way to get an atmosphere is let the fans create it, by standing together and stewarding it with common sense. This is indeed a response to Henry and his acolytes at the open meeting. Those who failed to attend that meeting have no right to complain about the proposal being put. But they have EVERY right to say no, and should take it, preferably by email as internet polls on the OS are notoriously unreliable. I have already emailed Peter Jones to advise that a band on the Kop would threaten future investment in the club, at least from me.
FNQ Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 Vote YES you miserable bastards. If it's shit it will be scrapped, but it's got to be worth a go.
Floating Fox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 This is indeed a response to Henry and his acolytes at the open meeting. Those who failed to attend that meeting have no right to complain about the proposal being put. But they have EVERY right to say no, and should take it, preferably by email as internet polls on the OS are notoriously unreliable. I have already emailed Peter Jones to advise that a band on the Kop would threaten future investment in the club, at least from me. Why? if you really love this club then a ruddy band shouldnt change it
BartonFox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 Doesnt help when people like you threaten to "never show again" just becasue a band has come , and it pisses me off when people say that becasue even when were playing well + winning comfortably 80% of our home fans still dont join in with chants Sorry, but as I am able to think for myself I don't see why I should have to pander to the bullshit offered up by the Club. A band, FFS this isn't college sports in the States, this is another attempt by LCFC to create the atmosphere they want. If you are happy being a Stepford Fan then so be it, you just keep on happy clapping.
Floating Fox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 Vote YES you miserable bastards. If it's shit it will be scrapped, but it's got to be worth a go. Fully with you, the problem being is that many of our fans are misserable bastards
Floating Fox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 Sorry, but as I am able to think for myself I don't see why I should have to pander to the bullshit offered up by the Club. A band, FFS this isn't college sports in the States, this is another attempt by LCFC to create the atmosphere they want. If you are happy being a Stepford Fan then so be it, you just keep on happy clapping. So tell me, What would make YOU sing and join in the chants?
BartonFox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 This is indeed a response to Henry and his acolytes at the open meeting. Those who failed to attend that meeting have no right to complain about the proposal being put. But they have EVERY right to say no, and should take it, preferably by email as internet polls on the OS are notoriously unreliable. I have already emailed Peter Jones to advise that a band on the Kop would threaten future investment in the club, at least from me. A perfect illustration as to why the Open Meetings are a complete and utter waste of time.
Floating Fox Posted 22 August 2006 Posted 22 August 2006 A perfect illustration as to why the Open Meetings are a complete and utter waste of time. Did you even read the article? The people there WANTED to have a band ("An overwhelming majority") so they have asked the fans, how is that a "ytter waste of time"????
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