Ooh, what time? I'll make an effort to arrive before kick off of you're doing thisurz13 wrote:They make a really annoying farting noise. I plan to grab the box from the distributor and set fire to it on the pitch just before kick off.
by Barry the bird boggler » 26 Oct 2012 10:19
26 Oct 2012 10:19Why does he take one in the first place?ZacNaloen wrote:Even my 7 year old nephew hates these bloody clappers and just throws it on the floor as soon as he gets to his seat
Absolutely.Alexander Litvinenko wrote:The only thing more annoying and tedious than the clappers is the bitching and moaning every time it's announced that there will be clappers at a game.
That's football in the 21st century - shite and aimed at families and kids rather than at traditional supporters, but why are people so constantly surprised?
As i have said before - look around the ground at 2:59pm.Compo's Hat wrote:People who just say get over it really are defeatist. Do you get anywhere in life just sitting there in silence? I doubt you can even do that in the West now with those things!
Tony Le Mesmer wrote:Well past moaning about this, I actually find it quite funny now. It does make a noise, and lets face it, if our support was actually capable of creating some kind of atmosphere itself then we would'nt need gimics.
I even heard people moaing about Seas of Scarves. Get real for christ sake. Taking a scarf to football and showing your colours is as traditional as it gets. Only diff is now that we need the club to tell us to do things like that. If we had the whole ground waving a blue and white scarf it would look superb, but no, most people even refuse to do that and stick to the same old cringeworthy chants you hear at ever other ground.
You tell me what Reading fans have done themselves in the last 14 years to improve the atmosphere?
Silver Fox wrote:Why does he take one in the first place?ZacNaloen wrote:Even my 7 year old nephew hates these bloody clappers and just throws it on the floor as soon as he gets to his seat
When was PANTS day? That worked pretty well! (even though it was intended as a protest).Tony Le Mesmer wrote:Well past moaning about this, I actually find it quite funny now. It does make a noise, and lets face it, if our support was actually capable of creating some kind of atmosphere itself then we would'nt need gimics.
I even heard people moaing about Seas of Scarves. Get real for christ sake. Taking a scarf to football and showing your colours is as traditional as it gets. Only diff is now that we need the club to tell us to do things like that. If we had the whole ground waving a blue and white scarf it would look superb, but no, most people even refuse to do that and stick to the same old cringeworthy chants you hear at ever other ground.
You tell me what Reading fans have done themselves in the last 14 years to improve the atmosphere?
Good examples RB. But Pants Day wasnt even this millenium and Beard Day ended about 6 years ago and started well before we left EP. I coudn't see today's generation coming up with something as daft and funny as Beard Day. Just not enough community in the game today for something like that to happen. In fact, Beard Day (or lack of it) is a great example of how our support has changed over the years.RoyalBlue wrote:When was PANTS day? That worked pretty well! (even though it was intended as a protest).Tony Le Mesmer wrote:Well past moaning about this, I actually find it quite funny now. It does make a noise, and lets face it, if our support was actually capable of creating some kind of atmosphere itself then we would'nt need gimics.
I even heard people moaing about Seas of Scarves. Get real for christ sake. Taking a scarf to football and showing your colours is as traditional as it gets. Only diff is now that we need the club to tell us to do things like that. If we had the whole ground waving a blue and white scarf it would look superb, but no, most people even refuse to do that and stick to the same old cringeworthy chants you hear at ever other ground.
You tell me what Reading fans have done themselves in the last 14 years to improve the atmosphere?
Beard Days worked well too.
Pardew said he loved the club and the atmosphere really picked up whenever he came along after that!
Sorry Dirkers, was enjoying a day off Friday so wasn't on here to reply.Alexander Litvinenko wrote:So what do you actually propose to do, apart from moan about it on here?Compo's Hat wrote:People who just say get over it really are defeatist. Do you get anywhere in life just sitting there in silence? I doubt you can even do that in the West now with those things!
Please outline your anti-clapper campaign activities so people can join in if they agree with your aims.

Silver Fox wrote:Why does he take one in the first place?ZacNaloen wrote:Even my 7 year old nephew hates these bloody clappers and just throws it on the floor as soon as he gets to his seat
UpThePrem wrote:Have to say the clappers improved the atmosphere on Sat. The so called die hard fans in Y26/Y27 went quiet as soon as we went behind and it was the drummer and those in the north stand (with their clappers) that kept the atmosphere alive. Without them, it would have been like the usual Mad Stad with no atmosphere at all when were losing.

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