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Too Quiet |
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I think the key to a lot of our problems is the kids. The voices of the kids carry like crazy. I sit a little higher up and more often than not i can hear a group of 4 pre-teen girls better than i can hear the loyalist chants. If we could get the chants out to the kids in conjunction with the junior loyaists i bet we could get the kids going. And they could get the parents going. Plus the kids are the future season ticket holders.
The children are the future, teach them well and let them learn the ways. __________________
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For one thing, there needs to be less squares in the audience. My sister and I are constantly cheering, yelling and clapping. We get a bunch of dirty looks all the time, like our voices are disrupting people's concentration. It bugs me so bad! So if those people that don't believe in cheering their team on could sit in the car and listen to the game; that would be greeeeat.
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Back to this thread - It seems like the stadium just keeps getting louder and louder as the season goes on. Awesome! I especially loved what seemed like a battle between Samba Gringa and the RCB drummers the first bit of the match, when the stadium was most empty, so the sound carried better!
Who is the section between E37 and the Loyalists? There was a whole group of people there that seemed to be making a lot of noise & standing a lot. Ain't it great to be a fan in a noisy stadium? | |||||
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