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Originally Posted by Old Ska Right, these would be chant leaders.
And usually the chant leaders and the main drums stand in the center of a section. The Loyalists group may be too small for that currently, but typically that is how it is done in larger supporter's groups (like in England). The sound works its way forward and backward much more effectively that way. I have even been to matches where there are people at all four corners of a section with those walkie-talkie enabled phones getting prompts from the chantleaders in the center. But for now the easiest thing would be to assign a couple of chant leaders and move the drums back about 8 - 10 rows. I think you would be amazed at what a difference that makes. And keep the chants going for a looooooooooong time. We did a really good job of this during the WCQ: start a chant and keep it going until action on the field dictates otherwise, and then start another. |
The drum line is usually back about 4 rows. It does work a little better there, but I am not going to begrudge loyal1 his actual row 1 seats for the WCQ.