QuoteI have to agree, no one sings anymore which is crap for atmosphere.
Even when we all support the same team who really leads the way. Is it the SHED or is it the CORNER. In my opionion the shed was its usual DEAD self for the SHELS game until some of the CORNERBOYS got involved in the second half in the shed. WHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have to agree, no one sings anymore which is crap for atmosphere.
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
I have to agree, The Shed wasnt great for the first half v $hel$ but once some of the corner boys joined us in the second half the atmosphere really picked up.
Either the Shed moves to the corner, or the corner moves to the Shed, it has to be one or the other!
As I say, we're just young & a bit nieve.
Well I doubt if everyone in the shed could squeeze into the cornerOriginally posted by Troy.McClure
Either the Shed moves to the corner, or the corner moves to the Shed, it has to be one or the other!
Once things get back to normal and the hoofing restarts, there'll be plenty of room.
As I say, we're just young & a bit nieve.
The kids in the family section out sang both. Great idea added to the atmosphere.
Why must you insist on the Shed going to the corner or vice versa. The sheds dead. Face up to facts and live with it!
in all fairness, everyone should be in the shed supporting the team, and not just looking to be attention seekers.
Where any of ye in the Shed for the Shel's game, it was buzzing in there. Which I must say it hasn't been for a while. With hopefully bigger crowds turning out for the games the atmosphere will improve throughout the ground. But the corner boys are more than welcome to join us in the shed, and maybe some of ye will to and stop moaning bout it
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In fairness Pablo, I dont think anyone is looking to be an attention seeker.Originally posted by Pablo
in all fairness, everyone should be in the shed supporting the team, and not just looking to be attention seekers.
Moses, ahem, Moses!Originally posted by COLM
In fairness Pablo, I dont think anyone is looking to be an attention seeker.
As I say, we're just young & a bit nieve.
I meant any of the corner boys.
It shouldn't be anyone v anyone. We're all there for the same reason to support city so can we just get on with it and do it. I couldn't personally give a flying f**k if there are 3 sections of city fans singing different songs as long as they are all singing for city. Obviously the ideal would be to have the whole ground singing together, but that ain't gonna happen anytime soon.
Nice to know whats thought of some of City best supporters, take these guys away and atmosphere in the ground nevermind the shed will suffer.Moses, ahem, Moses
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I would fully accept what a great supporter moses has been, but to suggest that his removal would damage the athmosphere is no longer true unfortunatley.Originally posted by Brotus
Nice to know whats thought of some of City best supporters, take these guys away and atmosphere in the ground nevermind the shed will suffer.
Have to disagree, mosts of the the chants and slagging is started by moses, find it hard to beleive he would'nt be missed. Plus the shedites love him.
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As a "shedite" I cant say that I love, or even like him very much.Originally posted by Brotus
Have to disagree, mosts of the the chants and slagging is started by moses, find it hard to beleive he would'nt be missed. Plus the shedites love him.
Any slagging that he does is almost always against City players and managment (the only exception would be him slagging Olli€ at the $hels match). He rarely starts a song anymore, most of the cr@p that comes out of his mouth is indistinguishable, but apploaded by a coulple of young'uns at the middle of the Shed, and the only thing that he shouts regurarly (that u can understand) is "Sweeties, anyone for sweeties?". Not exactly very sports related is it?
AFIK Moses was at most of the matches last season, but that didnt guarentee a good atmosphere. Winning on the pitch is the best route to a good atmosphere but as Olli€ pointed out last year slagging the team & getting on their back harms them (ala "Taxi for Morley" & "Murphy, you are the weakest link, good-bye").
As I say, we're just young & a bit nieve.
put all that in the past tense and you're right. I mightn't be around at the moment but, for the last year or so that I was there Moses hardly started anything, it was me and the other lads at the back who did the singing. And the number of Shedites who love him has dropped big time over that period. Don't get me wrong, I think Moses is a really sound bloke and has been a great City fan, but I wish he'd get back to where he was 2 years ago or so- before all that taxi for Morley bullsh!t started.Originally posted by Brotus
Have to disagree, mosts of the the chants and slagging is started by moses, find it hard to beleive he would'nt be missed. Plus the shedites love him.
Well done pablo, you really did it there boy. What you are saying is that you cant support the team outside the Shed is it? Dont be daft man. To me it makes sense to have different areas of the ground singing. Itll give a good (in search of a better term here) "surround sound" (that was awfulOriginally posted by Pablo
in all fairness, everyone should be in the shed supporting the team, and not just looking to be attention seekers.
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