Atmosphere (15 Viewers)

pusbccfc

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AOM

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Atmosphere last 10 minutes was really good, some of the loudest I've heard for a while even from over in the family zone.

The other 80 or so minutes though a bit meh, but think our home support also feeds off a good away following and Norwich were fairly quiet
 

pusbccfc

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It was very good after the goal but before that it was ok.

The 'new' fans have added very little, if anything to the atmosphere.

There's not been a game yet as loud as say Peterborough, Fulham or Sheffield United at home from two seasons ago. Those attendances were well below what we are getting now.

'We'll live and die in these towns' is getting better each week. The rest of the stadium have realised what to do 😂
 

SBAndy

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Pre-kick off it was brilliant yesterday. One thing that’s baffling me though is how many of the corner leave bang on FT. It’s my first season in block 14 and having seen from other areas it seemed everyone stayed after to applaud the players. Late win on Wednesday and the corner was probably 3/4 empty by the time Godden came over. Few more stayed yesterday but still probably half empty.
 

Flying Fokker

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It was very good after the goal but before that it was ok.

The 'new' fans have added very little, if anything to the atmosphere.

There's not been a game yet as loud as say Peterborough, Fulham or Sheffield United at home from two seasons ago. Those attendances were well below what we are getting now.

'We'll live and die in these towns' is getting better each week. The rest of the stadium have realised what to do 😂
So who are the new fans? We talking Manc cast-offs or other groups. I’m aware of so many new season ticket holders who have followed city for years. Also an Arsenal and a Tottingham fan who have season tickets. I’m optimistic about the future of our fan base. As for adding extra…The players on the pitch need to step up to the plate before the atmosphere improves.
 

Flying Fokker

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Pre-kick off it was brilliant yesterday. One thing that’s baffling me though is how many of the corner leave bang on FT. It’s my first season in block 14 and having seen from other areas it seemed everyone stayed after to applaud the players. Late win on Wednesday and the corner was probably 3/4 empty by the time Godden came over. Few more stayed yesterday but still probably half empty.
Are they the chumps who look for trouble outside the ground?
 

pusbccfc

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So who are the new fans? We talking Manc cast-offs or other groups. I’m aware of so many new season ticket holders who have followed city for years. Also an Arsenal and a Tottingham fan who have season tickets. I’m optimistic about the future of our fan base. As for adding extra…The players on the pitch need to step up to the plate before the atmosphere improves.

On paper, they are 'new' because they haven't had season tickets for 15-20 years and weren't here every week just two seasons ago.

It's fantastic having these numbers. A city of our size should comfortably averaging 24k and we now are.
 

skybluecam

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Pre-kick off it was brilliant yesterday. One thing that’s baffling me though is how many of the corner leave bang on FT. It’s my first season in block 14 and having seen from other areas it seemed everyone stayed after to applaud the players. Late win on Wednesday and the corner was probably 3/4 empty by the time Godden came over. Few more stayed yesterday but still probably half empty.
The effect of having a stadium with shite transport links. People keen to avoid traffic.
 

Alan Dugdales Moustache

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It was very good after the goal but before that it was ok.

The 'new' fans have added very little, if anything to the atmosphere.

There's not been a game yet as loud as say Peterborough, Fulham or Sheffield United at home from two seasons ago. Those attendances were well below what we are getting now.

'We'll live and die in these towns' is getting better each week. The rest of the stadium have realised what to do 😂
So you're telling the new fans off then . I don't sing we'll live and die in these towns because the Enemy were shite .
 

Covcraig@bury

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It needs to be looked at , if you leave 5 minutes before the end you have a chance to get away . The exiting roads are gridlocked , one way in one way out . I parked in carpark B and never moved for 45 minutes. Not good when I have to travel 135 miles home . It needs looking at !
 

Alan Dugdales Moustache

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Can anyone please tell me exactly why there are no trains at the arena station during match times ? I thought the station was built to accommodate football supporters along with those visiting the shopping area. Was there a dispute which led to trains being stopped ?

There were Norwich fans at the station after the game and I wondered when the next train would be , if at all.

People quite rightly complain about access to and from the arena and trains can make a massive difference . It's no wonder people leave early.

Those who went to Brighton in the FA cup a few years back probably saw thousands of Brighton fans using trains after the match back into Brighton town Their ground is literally miles from the city yet they sustain big gates because transport is good .
 

shmmeee

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Can anyone please tell me exactly why there are no trains at the arena station during match times ? I thought the station was built to accommodate football supporters along with those visiting the shopping area. Was there a dispute which led to trains being stopped ?

There were Norwich fans at the station after the game and I wondered when the next train would be , if at all.

People quite rightly complain about access to and from the arena and trains can make a massive difference . It's no wonder people leave early.

Those who went to Brighton in the FA cup a few years back probably saw thousands of Brighton fans using trains after the match back into Brighton town Their ground is literally miles from the city yet they sustain big gates because transport is good .

Safety concerns because of the size of the trains I think. Not sure why the trains are so small.
 

Brighton Sky Blue

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Can anyone please tell me exactly why there are no trains at the arena station during match times ? I thought the station was built to accommodate football supporters along with those visiting the shopping area. Was there a dispute which led to trains being stopped ?

There were Norwich fans at the station after the game and I wondered when the next train would be , if at all.

People quite rightly complain about access to and from the arena and trains can make a massive difference . It's no wonder people leave early.

Those who went to Brighton in the FA cup a few years back probably saw thousands of Brighton fans using trains after the match back into Brighton town Their ground is literally miles from the city yet they sustain big gates because transport is good .
The trains back to Coventry go at 4.50 and 5.50, so you either have to leave some time before the end or wait nearly an hour
 

Nuskyblue

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People going before full time is what I can't understand. Saw loads leaving before Haji's winner last week 😂
That wasn't even super late! Personally I'm primed to go just before the final whistle, the ref caught me out with his blowing on the dot of 4 minutes this week.
 

Alan Dugdales Moustache

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Regardless of whether you think the band is shite or not (I disagree) the point of us singing the song isnt to tell everyone how great the enemy are. It’s a song of solidarity for the hard-working people of a working class city
I never said it's to tell everyone how great the Enemy are .
 

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