Ideas for improving atmosphere for Poland game.

GREENISLE wrote: ringerbell wrote: No point bringing the debate of where the ss should be for the upcoming games. We will be in the south stand and up to us to do everything we can to create an atmosphere from there. Agree we should try get the sponsors on board to help do this. Some may think the flags are cringey but they help with the atmosphere. Anyone that was in Vienna will remember what it was like when teams came out and every home fan had flags to wave similar happened in Germany It's not the SS where we need to improve, they never stop, it's the rest of the stadium that needs to perk up.....

Edited by OohAah... - 17 Feb 2015 at 2:37pm

Flags could work, wouldn't be overly keen on them but definitely better than A3 cards being held up.

I was at the rugby at the weekend, definitely not an atmosphere to aspire to

ringerbell wrote: Have we got many crowd covers lads was thinking could be an idea to get 1 (if was enough interest could chip in via PayPal) what size we be talking I've prices from flag man from last order we had with him. He can do ones 10x20 and 20x20 what size would we be thinking

I would be willing to contribute to this.👏👏👏

The north stand will always be the away end. If away fans were moved elsewhere there would have to be an empty neutral zone between them and the home fans, it makes sense to house them in the north stand for maximum capacity and it makes sense for policing and stewarding

Can buy them online, not too pricey either. Wonder if they're any good. http://ultras-europe.com/en/smoke-bombs/24-swieca-dymna-biala-.html

Go for it lads

Too many kids, parents and snobs


Edited by Just saying like - 18 Feb 2015 at 6:11pm

Joe Stalin wrote: GreenDodger93 wrote: Too many kids, parents and snobs in the stadium has a big impact. Look at Celtic Park for the Scotland game, full of tanked up middle aged men that could get it rocking an element of truth to that but the magic ingredient in CP was the stadium PA - just look at half time and them belting out Loch Lomond and 500 miles.  Our half-times are a series of ads and promotions. The FAI's grubby demands for cash are the major source of the sh*te atmosphere

Very true unfortunately. No matter what PA gets the gig he is given a timetable with blocks of 2-3 minutes in which to fit music . At the last friendly pre euro 2012 the rocky road had to be played a ridiculous amount of times . These were instructions to suit sponsors .

We have put huge effort in with the FAI to secure the hoardings above the SS for banners but have come up against a brick wall . Small measures which could make a big difference to the atmosphere. That's why I'm not bothering with Lansdowne anymore.... the idealists will say sure it's the team we support not the FAI . Unfortunately it's the FAI who continue to put obstacles up for us in giving the team the best of support so they won't get another cent off of me.

Edited by BabbsBalls - 19 Feb 2015 at 12:00am