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25/08/2007, 1:02 PM
Da Real Rover

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Originally Posted by Cupcakes

What planet are you from? Old Trafford should be the example all EL clubs strive for. The facilities are top class, even have a tv in the toilets. Im sure if we had similar facilities more would go. The days of consumers tolerating 2nd rate facilities are long gone and its time for the EL to move on.

Do you have any idea what you are talking about??

The bundesliga grounds are the most modern and have the best facilities in europe since the majority had been built are had been upgraded for the world cup. They are the most up to date grounds in europe with the best facilities in europe and yet the have some of the largest terracing in europe. Can you understand this??
25/08/2007, 1:09 PM
passerrby

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Originally Posted by Cupcakes

What planet are you from? Old Trafford should be the example all EL clubs strive for. The facilities are top class, even have a tv in the toilets. Im sure if we had similar facilities more would go. The days of consumers tolerating 2nd rate facilities are long gone and its time for the EL to move on.

your taking out of your rearend old trafford is a six billion euro business no el clubs can ever match the premeirship the market will never be there for it. ..tvs in the toilets indeed
25/08/2007, 1:38 PM
CavanBohs

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Originally Posted by Cupcakes

What planet are you from? Old Trafford should be the example all EL clubs strive for. The facilities are top class, even have a tv in the toilets. Im sure if we had similar facilities more would go. The days of consumers tolerating 2nd rate facilities are long gone and its time for the EL to move on.

Are you sure it's football you are talking about and not a cinema or something? If you want luxury and comfort and TVs in toilets then I don't think football is the right thing for you. I suppose maybe a loud beeping system for when someone breaks the new rules of no cursing that would suit you?:rolleyes:
25/08/2007, 1:43 PM
OneRedArmy

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Originally Posted by dcfcsteve

Disappointingly, the plan for the Brandywell is to make it only a 6,000 seater - 8,000 tops.

Steve even that capacity will require a significant loan.

AFAIK it will be expandable if required.

No point getting in even more debt to build unused capacity.

Expecting Derry to build a 10,000 capacity stadium is like Liverpool putting 200,000 seats in the new Anfield.
28/08/2007, 3:21 PM
bohsmug

I suppose if I'm honest I don't care about atmosphere. I just want to sit in comfort and chat with my friends about toilets.
28/08/2007, 6:38 PM
Red Army

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Originally Posted by Cupcakes

To be honest who really cares about the atmosphere? If anything id prefer the 10 or 15 young lads singing to shut up and let me enjoy the game especially when its clear nobody else wants to join in

I hate people like you
28/08/2007, 9:01 PM
Soko

Stop replying
30/08/2007, 11:18 PM
BohsPartisan

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Originally Posted by Cupcakes

You be replaced by 10 times more fans willing to pump money into the game. Ive been to the corporate lounge at old trafford and its an excellent day out..its by far the best way to watch the game. To be honest who really cares about the atmosphere? If anything id prefer the 10 or 15 young lads singing to shut up and let me enjoy the game especially when its clear nobody else wants to join in

Stick to the barstool cupcakes. (Its a great name to answer back!)
31/08/2007, 12:51 AM
Bald Student

How much is a corporate ticket in Old Trafford and what would it cost me to get a sky sports subscription and put a telly into my toilet?
I think I spot a gap in the market.
31/08/2007, 11:19 AM
Paddyfield

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Originally Posted by Bald Student

How much is a corporate ticket in Old Trafford and what would it cost me to get a sky sports subscription and put a telly into my toilet?
I think I spot a gap in the market.

LOL Bald Student. :D
31/08/2007, 4:54 PM
pineapple stu

Can I ask why you don't **** off home and watch the match from the quiet of your living room?
31/08/2007, 5:05 PM
pineapple stu

Can't have your cake and eat it.
31/08/2007, 8:53 PM
sligoman

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Originally Posted by Cupcakes

Exactly.. if people want to sing they should go to a pop concert and not be annoying people at the football.

The few times ive been to shels they even have someone with a microphone conducting the crowd in what to sing its embarassing! Fools think they are Inter Milan :rolleyes:

So only Inter Milan fans are allowed sing at games is it?:confused: Makes sense alright:rolleyes:
01/09/2007, 10:35 AM
BohsPartisan

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Originally Posted by Cupcakes

Th efact they are using a megaphone shows they know nobody wants to join in. I can see it as nothing but an ego trip for the main ringleaders and a bad example to set for the younger fans.

A bad example to show younger fans would be causing trouble and fighting. Your posts are idiotic (attacking the posts not the poster ;) )
You think football fans shouldn't sing? Thats ridiculous. Singing and chanting has been part and parcel of football fandom since the year dot. You'd be better off getting a sky sports subscription and watching games on the television because you will never stop fans singing. Singing, noise and colour generates atmosphere at games. It encourages young fans to go to games and gives them something to get involved in that doesn't involve mullets, sh!t clothes and fighting.
I'd rather attendence continued to be poor than have people like you at games to be honest.
What we have in this league that you don't get in the premiership is atmosphere. That needs to be highlighted and marketed more. Its our trump card.
01/09/2007, 10:56 AM
Red&White Rover

This has to be a WUM...I'm gonna sing extra loud today for Cupcakes and Rocketfingers enjoyment...:p

But if ye're being serious, ye're completely deluded...
01/09/2007, 11:13 AM
BohsPartisan

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Originally Posted by Cupcakes

Sorry but no way is the atmosphere better at EL grounds than in england. Ive been to numerous stadiums in england and they dont need some uber fan with a megaphone conducting everyone to get them singing..its more natural than that..do you get me?

I've been at loads of games in England too and the only one I've been at with a decent atmosphere was the Merseyside derby.
01/09/2007, 11:38 AM
BohsPartisan

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Originally Posted by Cupcakes

did they all use megaphones? No because they are proper football fans. Also were you in the corporate section? The full enjoyement is in the facilities before and after with video replays too, nobody can tell me they wouldnt enjoy that being brought in over here

I'd rather stick my genitals in a mincer than go to a corporate section.
Secondly, Shels use a megaphone. I don't think anyone else in the league does. Personally I think the megaphone is fine if you have a large crowd like in Italy but isn't needed here.
On propper fans, a good many of them have been priced out of going to games in England.
01/09/2007, 1:13 PM
half_full

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Originally Posted by BohsPartisan

I'd rather stick my genitals in a mincer than go to a corporate section.
Secondly, Shels use a megaphone. I don't think anyone else in the league does. Personally I think the megaphone is fine if you have a large crowd like in Italy but isn't needed here.
On propper fans, a good many of them have been priced out of going to games in England.

Ourselves, Cork and Derry all definetley use them.
I'd have to disagree with you on them, they really get a crowd going

Cupcakes, i wont even comment on your 'decent class of people' line:rolleyes:
01/09/2007, 2:17 PM
BohsPartisan

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Originally Posted by Cupcakes

Its refined, comfortable, decent class of people to meet and chat with, good food and drink

If I want that I'll go out for a meal at a nice restaurant.
01/09/2007, 2:57 PM
soccerc

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Originally Posted by Cupcakes

You go to the boxes for a good day out and the football or atmosphereis a side issue

Game, Set and Match, beaten by your own logic:D

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