I thought we were a lot better than we had been and got louder after they equalised.SPARTA wrote:I disagree with their comments about us being out-sung. We may have been at times, but both sets of supporters were pretty naff today. We only picked up at 1-0 and 2-1. I like Sunderland fans in general, but they were some of the quietest we've had this season.
Must admit, I had no idea we did that. Nice touch indeed.makem wrote:Some nice touches to the service in the away end today (Sunderland game)...
http://www.readytogo.net/smb/showthread.php?t=759633
was a shit atmosphere tbh, we sang....5 minutes later reading sang exxactly the same song with changed words....original as oxf*rd...on one occasion the actually started singing ''and its sunderland afc'' i shit you not
Booing their team off at half time despite drawing and being the better team
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Agreed. Much more sensible approach to home fans as well as the away fans. The club should be applauded for it.royalexile wrote:I overheard a Chelsea supporter say the same thing but wasn't aware it was a regular occurrence. Proper customer interfacing and with the policy on standing and allowing supporters to make their own choices on standing, less confrontational and sensible. Then again there seems to be a complete wind change for home supporters too.
+1 Only I thought our support was allright today, and the booing at half time was for the ref, who was keeping Sunderland in the game.SPARTA wrote:I disagree with their comments about us being out-sung. We may have been at times, but both sets of supporters were pretty naff today. We only picked up at 1-0 and 2-1. I like Sunderland fans in general, but they were some of the quietest we've had this season.
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