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Originally posted by greenforever greenforever wrote:

Originally posted by Butch Butch wrote:

Why not have the drummers inside the stadium isles spread out and have them play the drums synchronised at the same time . Maybe from 116 spreading into the west then 111 to the east . 114 noise already spreads across the bottom of the south but dies after 116-111 at either side . The only time the whole stadium is singing at the same time is when we sing "Stand up for the boys in green" . The reason this goes so well is that people are getting up to sing and the people next decide to stand and sing . Bit like a Mexican wave effect as much as that is cringeworthy.


The man speaks sense, this is work in progress and hopefully will be fine tuned to get more than 114/115 singing at games.

Did the FAI discuss this with any fans from supporters clubs or confed GF? 

It's a work in progress - most would say it should be consigned to the ok tried that it didn't work 
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Originally posted by johnp30133 johnp30133 wrote:

Originally posted by irish boogie irish boogie wrote:

Originally posted by greenforever greenforever wrote:

Originally posted by Butch Butch wrote:

Why not have the drummers inside the stadium isles spread out and have them play the drums synchronised at the same time . Maybe from 116 spreading into the west then 111 to the east . 114 noise already spreads across the bottom of the south but dies after 116-111 at either side . The only time the whole stadium is singing at the same time is when we sing "Stand up for the boys in green" . The reason this goes so well is that people are getting up to sing and the people next decide to stand and sing . Bit like a Mexican wave effect as much as that is cringeworthy.



The man speaks sense, this is work in progress and hopefully will be fine tuned to get more than 114/115 singing at games.

Could see this working around the stadium but they should strip once the crowd is singing , the 4 corners of stadium might work with drums or Bodhrans , trumpet not gonna work


Ah here, that's a bit much.

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It's sad to see what has become of lansdowne.

Anyone that thinks trumpets or some sort of band at a football match is good, has probably contributed to the downfall in atmosphere at lansdowne.

I was never so glad that I've packed in going to Ireland matches when listening to those muppets on the TV playing their trumpets. Head wrecking and embarrassing.
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Originally posted by pre Madonna pre Madonna wrote:

Originally posted by OnTheOneRoad OnTheOneRoad wrote:

Bring back Darron Gibson against Uruguay and watch the band get taken out one by one from wayward shots walloped from 35 yards out
Send them on a cycling holiday of North East England and he could do them all at once.

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Really hope this band wont be there for the Austria match... They were rubbish, I've had my fair share of drumming at LOI games and You need to know how to read the crowd. They couldnt even get ybig timing right. It completly ruined the raw passion and spontaneous atmosphere Irish fans are known for. One of the best atmosphers I've experienced in recent years including Euro2016 was Germany at home, aviva was rocking, and near a trumpet in sight!

95 quid is enough for a duo ticket never mind having to listen to that f**k of a trumpet then for 180 minutes
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I agree. We need more songs too rather than what it is already there. A steady flow of different songs would help the atmosphere. Well known songs too. I really like the Aajx fans singing Three Little Birds. Sounds quality. More songs like that would help the atmosphere and in turn stop the trumpet sh*te
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Originally posted by MisterX MisterX wrote:

Really hope this band wont be there for the Austria match... They were rubbish, I've had my fair share of drumming at LOI games and You need to know how to read the crowd. They couldnt even get ybig timing right. It completly ruined the raw passion and spontaneous atmosphere Irish fans are known for. One of the best atmosphers I've experienced in recent years including Euro2016 was Germany at home, aviva was rocking, and near a trumpet in sight!

95 quid is enough for a duo ticket never mind having to listen to that f**k of a trumpet then for 180 minutes


Or in other words:  The FAI deems the "band" experiment to be a roaring success. 

This "band" idea is designed to keep Irish supporters under control, to homogenise each matchday atmosphere essentially. 

Don't be surprised if the "band" has grown in size against Austria, the louder and more distracting the "band" gets, the more supporters are kept in their 'place'.   
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Originally posted by gmfc90 gmfc90 wrote:

I agree. We need more songs too rather than what it is already there. A steady flow of different songs would help the atmosphere. Well known songs too. I really like the Aajx fans singing Three Little Birds. Sounds quality. More songs like that would help the atmosphere and in turn stop the trumpet sh*te




Originally posted by Newryrep Newryrep wrote:


Cathal Brugha despite multiple bullet and shrapnel wounds lying against a wall in his own blood defiantly sang 'God Save Ireland' as he held off attacking British troops at the South Dublin Union
 
and what the hell do we sing ?
 
Depeche Fuking Mode
 
do you think he would of sang IJCGE if it had been about  ??????
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Cringeworthy post.

What does Cathal Brugha have to do with support at a football match.
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IF I was to list off a few decent songs for the crowd it's be nice easy ones for a crowd like Dirty Old Town, Three Little Birds, Grace(actually sing it and not 20 minutes before the game) The Wild Rover(easy verses and clapping in the chorus) there's only so much of Depeche Mode and Come on You Boys In Green that you can take for 90 minutes
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Originally posted by rolo rolo wrote:

Cringeworthy post.

What does Cathal Brugha have to do with support at a football match.


How exactly is it cringeworthy ?

How the fuk depeche mode isn't cringeworthy British song by British band sung by ( well you know the rest .....
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Originally posted by Newryrep Newryrep wrote:

Originally posted by rolo rolo wrote:

Cringeworthy post.

What does Cathal Brugha have to do with support at a football match.


How exactly is it cringeworthy ?

How the fuk depeche mode isn't cringeworthy British song by British band sung by ( well you know the rest .....

Depeche mode is also cringeworthy. 

But you still haven't answered the question. What has Cathal Brugha got to do with any of this?
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Originally posted by rolo rolo wrote:

Originally posted by Newryrep Newryrep wrote:

Originally posted by rolo rolo wrote:

Cringeworthy post.

What does Cathal Brugha have to do with support at a football match.


How exactly is it cringeworthy ?

How the fuk depeche mode isn't cringeworthy British song by British band sung by ( well you know the rest .....

Depeche mode is also cringeworthy. 

But you still haven't answered the question. What has Cathal Brugha got to do with any of this?
 
for someone has a bee in their bonnet about not answering the question posed you might want to take your own advice ?
 
what does Cathal Brugha got to do with any of this ?  well I am by no means an expert on him, in fact my original post highlighted a fact I didn't know that about him but off the top of my head he could be relevant  as
he's irish 
he literally fought for ireland 
when all was lost he sang an irish song in defiance of superior forces
He died for Ireland
hes not Depeche Mode
 
but the point wasn't Cathal Brugha it was God save Ireland
 
 
 
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Think Grace would be a great one to get going during games. Anyone else notice James McClean singing along during the warmup of the Wales match? Aviva needs to be more like Celtic Park, and when required the Ali Sami Yen! 
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Originally posted by gmfc90 gmfc90 wrote:

Will these louts be here tomorrow?


They weren't there last Sunday for the Uruguay game so hopefully not

It seemed they had the drummers spread out around the ground at that game so similar tomorrow wouldn't be a bad idea
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on the one road was one of our own that was sung for years and was brilliant in Germany 88.
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