Disagree. In the first half vs. Luton, Simms had a tough chance on his left foot, keeper stopped it. Bloke behind me in block 15 started screaming that Simms was sh*t. I turned round and pointed out he'd got one on target using his weaker foot when the ball was played behind him. He stopped screaming at our players and we hugged when the equaliser went in. It is a choice; you want different? Do something about it.
I don't buy into that.
Easiest thing in the world - turning up in numbers to watch a successful team, raising the roof in praise of that exciting, successful team.
Tough ask, granted to keep the atmosphere going given what was being served up before us last night but that's what separates spectators from supporters.
thought is was ironic the Derby fans singing football in a library, exactly what we were singing at the riverside on Saturday ..
Regarding general atmosphere I do think the club and fans battling adversity giving us a moral lift has worn off now and expectation has increased..quite rightly so now we have some stability.
Regarding crowds, people will follow success that's just the nature of football and sport in general. plus two highly published visits to Wembley has helped as well. I think it's great that we are now attracting people who have stayed away or are new to the club. The amount of kids now going is brilliant. They are not our true hardcore of what 8-10k, but we should welcome the revenue and support.
Haha! Whatever. Couldn't give a f*ck what forum lurkers believe or don't. It's hardly revolutionary thinking to point out that if you want something to be different, you might have to do something about it yourself. Enjoy moaning on the internet.
If people wanted it enough they would move to designated singy clappy place and then you would have some noise. The fact that isn't happening shows that people want spontaneity driven by excitement and effort on the pitch not enforced singing and staged "scenes"