Matt and Frank - Ultras - Drum - Page 2

KIPAX · 31-03-2005, 15:16

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Cafu01 · 31-03-2005, 15:20

get a bid on for it

KIPAX · 31-03-2005, 15:22

Get 6 or 7 of em for a real effect... The person writing to the Observer has really started summat now

John_Timmins · 31-03-2005, 15:32

i will blow one

Doug · 31-03-2005, 16:29

Here you go, try this

http://www.countryside-video.co.uk/horn.htm

John_Timmins · 31-03-2005, 16:32

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Thats what we want

Doug · 31-03-2005, 16:33

Sorry the last link was a wrong un...

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matt.l · 31-03-2005, 17:20

its nice to know people want me at the ground

you know what this means hell of alot more drumming to really **** this person off
just read the article in the observer i was having a right laf
i can't see the drums getting band there is alot more people want them than people who don't
keep up the complaints i'll having something to laff and drum about

zayno14 · 31-03-2005, 17:43

keep it going matt! which sad acts would do that...pathetic!

smudgie · 31-03-2005, 17:55

im gonna bring mi drumkit 2 the next game then

Mik Griff · 31-03-2005, 18:04

So I shouldnt have sent that letter into the Observer then?

Sorry..

lindsay ormerod · 31-03-2005, 18:12

Just a conspiracy theory mind,but maybe the letter writer is Red Herring!!!He seems the grumpy type!

John_Timmins · 31-03-2005, 20:19

For anyone who cant get the accy observer this is what it said:

Quote:

No Need for the Drums

Sir- I am writing this letter as a protest about spectators or so-called surporters of Accrington Stanley being allowed to bring drums to footbnall matches and bang them almost non-stop during the game
Do these people ever stop to think that the noise they make can be objectional to other surporters?
When the opposing goalkeeper is taking a goal kick the beating of the drum gets louder. If this is intended ti make the goalkeeper miskick, which i am sure it is. then it is most unsportmans like.
Just suppose it was a tennis match if, just as the player was about to make a serve, we had a roll of drums, or just as a golfer tas teeing off, or about to put a birdie, we got the same - there would be a public outcry.
Why allow it at matches? At the recent stanley vs Morecambe game we had a double dose of of drums as the visitors brought a drum along as well.
I couldnt hear the Announcements on the PA system for drums.
The proper place for drums is in an orchestra or band, not a football match. I appeal to the powers that be to refuse them admission to anyone is in possesion of a drum. Lets have a bit of sanity brought back to the game. Yours etc ANNO DOMINI

Well i suppose if you would ask the same to the players they would also not like having the passionate fans showing constant surport through noise and trying to spur the team onto succes??

The Ultras have done a fantastic job in livening up match days and the team has shown its respect to the fans by buying and wearing the Red stanley ultras bands.

Again and again Jc, JB, and the players have said that noise helps them when in games it spurs them onto success. So as the loyal surporters of accrington stanley the ultras have responded by giving them what they want!!! PRIDE, PASSION and NOISE up and down the country

Keep it up ultras

Seagull · 31-03-2005, 20:33

If this man wants the atomnosphere of a tennis match or a golf tournament Ewood is just down the road.

Henry Morton · 01-04-2005, 04:47

"I COULDN'T HEAR THE ANNOUNCEMENTS ON THE P.A. FOR THE DRUMS"

Errm . . . No , you couldn't hear the announcements on the P.A. because the bloke next to you was eating a packet of crisps. Please don't blame the drums for that !