Vuvu horn - Page 2

AsFc62 · 18-06-2010, 11:15

If anyone can remember a very loud horn at a few matches towards the end of last season.. I think maybe 3 to 4 home games and the Cheltenham away game... that was indeed a Vuvuzela.... the crown gorund has already been blessed with the dreaded drone but It aint gunna come from more than one.... they are awful!!

yerself · 18-06-2010, 11:34

This bloke agrees with cashman.

MargaretR · 18-06-2010, 12:05

Tealeaf has an actors Equity card?

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"FIFA- BAN THE ANNOYING VUVUZELA (HORN) FROM THE SOUTH AFRICA WORLD CUP !"

cashman · 18-06-2010, 15:35

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

shes a stupid cow anyway .im taking mine to ibrox 545 complaints out of 10 million majority rule i say.

Seems Steeljack was correct in the other thread, either that or yer Stone Deaf.

VALAIRIAN · 18-06-2010, 16:12

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Originally Posted by yerself

This bloke agrees with cashman.

Great that, but still prefere the Andy Bishop one!!!!!!!

VALAIRIAN · 18-06-2010, 16:34

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...ing-49453.html

Great

It's gone

mab · 18-06-2010, 21:09

My self and Mr Schultz tryed ours out in the main stand this aft!! load or what

mab · 18-06-2010, 21:14

Nowt as strange as folk bad karma given again

arr well you cant please everybody

jaysay · 18-06-2010, 21:24

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

shes a stupid cow anyway .im taking mine to ibrox 545 complaints out of 10 million majority rule i say.

It'll be okay there CS your used to them bagpipe thingies

Trapdoor · 18-06-2010, 21:38

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My self and Mr Schultz tryed ours out in the main stand this aft!! load or what

Can't see you being very popular in the main stand with one of those things lol

I dare you to take one away to Cheltenham :-)

mab · 18-06-2010, 22:38

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Originally Posted by Trapdoor

Can't see you being very popular in the main stand with one of those things lol

Its not really mine as such its my lads really!! and nowt much is happening news wise so a fun topic or may be not

jaysay · 19-06-2010, 09:51

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Originally Posted by mab

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Originally Posted by Trapdoor

Can't see you being very popular in the main stand with one of those things lol

Its not really mine as such its my lads really!! and nowt much is happening news wise so a fun topic or may be not

Just had a quick reckon up mab, I think my gaffe is just out of earshot of the Crown

mab · 27-06-2010, 20:00

Heys: Fans would drown out vuvuzelas

THE most annoying part of this year's World Cup, is undoubtedly the constant drone of, no not Mick McCarthy, it is of course the vuvuzela, but Stanley have no plans to ban them from the Crown Ground.

It is part of South Africa's culture, and really has split opinion so far, with ITV trying to figure out ways to show live coverage of games with commentary minus the horn sounds.

I can't see it taking off in English football, but no doubt, some one, some where will try to make it.

Some clubs have banning orders on the vuvuzelas, but Accrington Stanley say that it would be unnecessary to do so, as the club believe the fans would much rather hear the Stanley Ultras behind the goal.

Stanley's Cheif Executive Rob Heys told the Lancashire Telegraph: "To be honest, there wouldn't be any point having them here because they would be drowned out by our loud and proud Stanley Ultras behind the goal."

cashman · 27-06-2010, 20:37

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Originally Posted by mab

Heys: Fans would drown out vuvuzelas

THE most annoying part of this year's World Cup, is undoubtedly the constant drone of, no not Mick McCarthy, it is of course the vuvuzela, but Stanley have no plans to ban them from the Crown Ground.

It is part of South Africa's culture, and really has split opinion so far, with ITV trying to figure out ways to show live coverage of games with commentary minus the horn sounds.

I can't see it taking off in English football, but no doubt, some one, some where will try to make it.

Some clubs have banning orders on the vuvuzelas, but Accrington Stanley say that it would be unnecessary to do so, as the club believe the fans would much rather hear the Stanley Ultras behind the goal.

Stanley's Cheif Executive Rob Heys told the Lancashire Telegraph: "To be honest, there wouldn't be any point having them here because they would be drowned out by our loud and proud Stanley Ultras behind the goal."

That seems to me like a tactical statement.

JEFF · 28-06-2010, 11:04

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Originally Posted by cashman

That seems to me like a tactical statement.

Maybe, but it's probably the only truth he has uttered in a long time.