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Awayday wrote:December is going to be pretty quiet because I don't think I can make any of them due to most of my family having birthdays in December.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazareth,_Pennsylvaniachippygull wrote:
Are you related to that bloke from Nazareth?
Yes!!! This worked v well at Forest Green a couple of years ago when we were knocked out of the FA Trophy (happy days!)Fonda wrote:Just to clarify...we have supporters that want to go to games, and that like making a noise, but will only go if someone else is there to 'start the noise making process'? Why not just go along, and if theres nobody else making a noise, try and make one yourself? Perhaps others will join in? Maybe that's why we can't create an atmosphere - because everyone is waiting for one man to turn up...
i went to stevenage away this season and tried the exact same thing you've suggested. instead of joining in people looked at me like i was a nutter. and as stated earlier, i'm a student and i dont fancy paying £50 for days like that. it tends to be the older people who dont join in with the chanting. maybe they think its silly, i dont know!Fonda wrote:Just to clarify...we have supporters that want to go to games, and that like making a noise, but will only go if someone else is there to 'start the noise making process'? Why not just go along, and if theres nobody else making a noise, try and make one yourself? Perhaps others will join in? Maybe that's why we can't create an atmosphere - because everyone is waiting for one man to turn up...
I think so, well I do remember my Mum always calling out "Oh my Good God, oohh oohh aahh" from the bedroom.chippygull wrote:
Are you related to that bloke from Nazareth?
I would have gone down the immaculate conception route. Parents don't do that sort of thing. Ever.Awayday wrote: I think so, well I do remember my Mum always calling out "Oh my Good God, oohh oohh aahh" from the bedroom.