Bumblebee wrote:Sod the clappers; keep the brass band
I assume youre joking
For a minute I felt that I was at pangbourne village fête
Bumblebee wrote:Sod the clappers; keep the brass band
by Harpers So Solid Crew » 09 Apr 2012 16:45
09 Apr 2012 16:45by weybridgewanderer » 09 Apr 2012 21:53
09 Apr 2012 21:53top post, and this is the view that STAR should be representing to the club, not just saying "if thats what you want to do we will get you some volunteers"Turns8 wrote:I think the biggest issue here is that due to the increased performances on the pitch, there is no need to have to 'try' and create an atmosphere with these 'gimmicks' which never work to their full extent as the idea is put forward and then half hearted carried out....sea of scarves being a prime example...as someone posted last week - "if they provide a scarf then great, if they don't I won't bother..."
The best thing that could have been organised would have been something similar to this:
Not only does it look good...it is easily achieved and simple yet effective in 'creating' an atmosphere...
TBH...I'm not overly bothered what STAR suggest...but these 'americanised' ideas don't really fit with a traditional English sport...and do make us look abit mickey mouse..
Maybe they do, maybe they don't but there does seem to be a few things recently that have appeared on here as complaints/suggestions/ideas and then the club acts on them in some way...Do STAR actually know for sure that no one from the club reads or takes notice of anything ever written on here?Sarah Star wrote:HNA? isn't the voice of the majority of fans either.
STAR neither asked for nor encouraged the club to get clappers for these matches, but believe it or not there are fans who like them. If you don't like them, don't use them and complain to either STAR or the club because there will be people writing to say what a great day they've had and thanks. They tend to take what anonymous online users think with a pinch of salt.
Sarah Star wrote:HNA? isn't the voice of the majority of fans either.
STAR neither asked for nor encouraged the club to get clappers for these matches, but believe it or not there are fans who like them. If you don't like them, don't use them and complain to either STAR or the club because there will be people writing to say what a great day they've had and thanks. They tend to take what anonymous online users think with a pinch of salt.
Or you could just send him an email yourselves and they'll be approved in no time.Sarah Star wrote:If you don't like them, don't use them.
FL, ask Graham when he's going to approve the user names so it can be updated regularly.
by Barry the bird boggler » 11 Apr 2012 10:37
11 Apr 2012 10:37Hi Sarah - are STAR doing anything about the Hoops-All-The-Way-Round initiative?Sarah Star wrote:Are you perhaps alluding to safe standing, heavy-handed stewarding, filming of fans, reforming national football policy, the ineffectuality of the FA, the cancelling of buses on matchdays, or maybe something some may see as more trivial but fans get upset about none the less like hoops going all the way round the Reading Home shirt? STAR were actually contacting the people who could do something about it and that includes the club, the stewards, MPs, the police. I could go on further... price of tickets, access for the disabled, equality fairness... but that's not the way HNA? rolls so just forget it.
You seem to think just because STAR does this, they can't do anything else. Perhaps you should find out more about them before you make sweeping statements. I wouldn't take the word of anyone on HNA? about it.
by Barry the bird boggler » 11 Apr 2012 12:39
11 Apr 2012 12:39Sarah Star wrote:...... or maybe something some may see as more trivial but fans get upset about none the less like hoops going all the way round the Reading Home shirt? STAR were actually contacting the people who could do something about it and that includes the club, the stewards, MPs, the police.
Barry the bird boggler wrote:Sarah Star wrote:...... or maybe something some may see as more trivial but fans get upset about none the less like hoops going all the way round the Reading Home shirt? STAR were actually contacting the people who could do something about it and that includes the club, the stewards, MPs, the police.
by dantheloyalroyal » 11 Apr 2012 16:48
11 Apr 2012 16:48Royal Lady wrote:I would have thought that people on here are indicative of the wide variety of fans at our club. A swift poll would have helped gauge the popularity ( or lack of it) of this idea and STAR could have informed the club as such, thereby, possibly negating the ire which some people now appear to feel. Personally, it doesn't bother me, as I doubt I'll be using mine.
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