Reply With QuoteNo thanks, unless he learns to play it properly!!!
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Some silly sod has asked Alan to purchase a new drum, as the old one has had it. He's asking fans to vote on Twitter, if they want one or not.
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No thanks, unless he learns to play it properly!!!
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Free Nurofen with every ticket...
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I don't mind us having a drum but I think letting the away fans bring one in shouldn't be allowed, I don't see the point in giving them any kind of advantage when they're at an away game
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So having a drum is an advantage?
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It helps the away team generate atmosphere, so it potentially isOriginally Posted by calmpie
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Hello Alan,
If you decide to purchase another Drum for Eric Delany in the Kop, can you please ensure it has a Mute fitted please, failing that some lessons on how to play it would not go amiss.
Thank you so much, it's either that or supply Ear Defenders at the Turnstiles.
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Don't worry, if 95% of us vote no he couldn't possibly introduce it.
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Is it the club's drum or does it belong to some supporter?
Who broke it? KDM?
Who gets to play it if it's the club's? Anyone?
A bit lost as to when it first arrived, anyone?
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Unless you think the amount of audible support fans make has no bearing whatsoever then of course it's an advantage. A team bringing 100 fans to Meadow Lane sounds a lot quieter than a team bringing 100 fans and a drum to Meadow Lane, a drum helps a small amount of people make a much louder noise than they would be otherwise making, that much is pretty simple.
Edit: I think the Trewster supplied the last drum not too long ago
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