
by LWJ » 31 Aug 2018 10:16
31 Aug 2018 10:16
by RoyalJones » 01 Sep 2018 15:09
01 Sep 2018 15:09by Old Man Andrews » 01 Sep 2018 23:43
01 Sep 2018 23:43by Zip » 02 Sep 2018 01:04
02 Sep 2018 01:04They were very quiet today and also too spread out in little clusters. I thought it was a good idea but it’s run out of steam. As a club we will be losing money if this continues so given the atmosphere isn’t improving it’s time to call an end to this. A shame really.Old Man Andrews wrote:Good Lord it was embarrassing today. Club will have to pull the plug soon, novelty has well and truly worn off.
by sandman » 02 Sep 2018 02:11
02 Sep 2018 02:11by bobby1413 » 02 Sep 2018 03:51
02 Sep 2018 03:51by Old Man Andrews » 02 Sep 2018 07:38
02 Sep 2018 07:38Bit this was the whole reason they came up be. The team were struggling and the atmosphere was also struggling in turn. They were formed to create a positive atmosphere no matter what and they have sadly failed their mission. They can't be blamed, they are only human. The team have given them and us absolutely nothing to be even slightly positive about and they have realised that you cannot just be positive for no reason.bobby1413 wrote:The problem is that the timing is wrong.
This would have worked in a season where we are top 6 and looking like possible promotion candidates.
Not in the back of near relegation... into a season where it's looking even worse.
The ground has never looked so empty for a sunny Saturday afternoon home game. It was depressing. West, ED both looked less than half full. Y25/26 dead.
Not surprising then that Club1871 can't get a raucous atmosphere. There's nothing to sing about for a start.
by 3points » 02 Sep 2018 17:34
02 Sep 2018 17:34by Zip » 02 Sep 2018 17:44
02 Sep 2018 17:44In the ED the only chant I ever hear is the bloody annoying ‘Blue army’.3points wrote:don't understand why they were so spread out yesterday? Literally didn't hear them once from the ED. If they came to the ED you'd get some more people joining in. I've said it before; it's a good idea in principle but poorly executed from the decision to isolate it in the South Stand (and it's costing the club significant revenue in away fan income).
There's so much space in the ED, try moving it for a game and see what happens.
by bobby1413 » 02 Sep 2018 18:10
02 Sep 2018 18:10I entirely agree with this. I do think that in a way it does give some form of advantage to the away team.Zip wrote:I actually like seeing a large away support. It improves the atmosphere and goads our fans into a response. Time to open up the entire South stand to away supporters again.
Also agree.3points wrote:don't understand why they were so spread out yesterday? Literally didn't hear them once from the ED. If they came to the ED you'd get some more people joining in. I've said it before; it's a good idea in principle but poorly executed from the decision to isolate it in the South Stand (and it's costing the club significant revenue in away fan income).
There's so much space in the ED, try moving it for a game and see what happens.
by 3points » 02 Sep 2018 18:11
02 Sep 2018 18:11Having sat in ED for a number of seasons now there's a chance the kids will follow a simple chant (hence Bl'army). There was no drummer again yesterday which didn't help (I know people hate it but it does try to start some chants)Zip wrote:In the ED the only chant I ever hear is the bloody annoying ‘Blue army’.3points wrote:don't understand why they were so spread out yesterday? Literally didn't hear them once from the ED. If they came to the ED you'd get some more people joining in. I've said it before; it's a good idea in principle but poorly executed from the decision to isolate it in the South Stand (and it's costing the club significant revenue in away fan income).
There's so much space in the ED, try moving it for a game and see what happens.
When the East stand starting singing ‘Reading till I die’ yesterday I seemed to be the only one singing it around me.
The 1871 lot were non existent in the second half yesterday. Time for a rethink.
I actually like seeing a large away support. It improves the atmosphere and goads our fans into a response. Time to open up the entire South stand to away supporters again.
by Forbury Lion » 10 Sep 2018 17:33
10 Sep 2018 17:33by John Smith » 12 Sep 2018 16:48
12 Sep 2018 16:48Sounds to me like no one really knows what they're doing. It's not even started with a clear agenda - just a few self-entitled fans who think they are closer to the club that the rest and that they should deserve preferential treatment. When on earth are they going to pack it up and get real? If the rest of the fans don't agree with it then something is clearly wrong!Forbury Lion wrote:I've noticed a few times Club 1871 doing things they said they were not going to do, instead of cheering on/supporting the lads they were having a sing off with the away fans and also singing the names of players not actually on the pitch playing..... Yes, by all means sing a song for Paul McShane if he isn't playing but only do so if you can first sing a song for the two centre backs who are playing as singing the name of someone who plays in their position and isn't in the starting lineup isn't going to go down well.
by Old Man Andrews » 13 Sep 2018 08:02
13 Sep 2018 08:02They are also now saying they will protest against the ownership if necessary...... So much for supporting the club "no matter what" eh?John Smith wrote:Sounds to me like no one really knows what they're doing. It's not even started with a clear agenda - just a few self-entitled fans who think they are closer to the club that the rest and that they should deserve preferential treatment. When on earth are they going to pack it up and get real? If the rest of the fans don't agree with it then something is clearly wrong!Forbury Lion wrote:I've noticed a few times Club 1871 doing things they said they were not going to do, instead of cheering on/supporting the lads they were having a sing off with the away fans and also singing the names of players not actually on the pitch playing..... Yes, by all means sing a song for Paul McShane if he isn't playing but only do so if you can first sing a song for the two centre backs who are playing as singing the name of someone who plays in their position and isn't in the starting lineup isn't going to go down well.
Fold.
by Theroyalbox » 13 Sep 2018 16:10
13 Sep 2018 16:10by Old Man Andrews » 14 Sep 2018 07:57
14 Sep 2018 07:57He's a good bloke, shame that seemingly those organising it have given up on it.Theroyalbox wrote:Wheres the bloke who posted on here for them, were also reading fans and would like some answers x
by Royalwaster » 14 Sep 2018 08:35
14 Sep 2018 08:35by Old Man Andrews » 14 Sep 2018 08:39
14 Sep 2018 08:39by Snowflake Royal » 17 Sep 2018 18:43
17 Sep 2018 18:43by John Smith » 18 Sep 2018 09:31
18 Sep 2018 09:31I'm not obsessed with it. I just feel that there's a sense of elitism within the group and thoughts of grandeur and being closer to the players, yet I didn't see any of them at Deepdale on Saturday - you know - to support the team when they needed it. Now I'd call that weird.Snowflake Royal wrote:And yet you and John Smith are still obsessive about it.
Weird. Kes levels weird.
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