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Post by shelleybeach on Feb 9, 2006 5:15:13 GMT 10
just read today that roman wants to get more singing at chelsea, apparently he couldn't believe the noise when they played at Liverpool and feels the crowd need to be noisier. the reporter noted that at £45 a ticket ($105) the club was pricing the real fans out of it - with chelsea becoming the new prawn sandwich brigade.
fortunately the mariners are so well priced anyone can get to see them - well done a-league + mariners
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Post by marinermick on Feb 9, 2006 15:23:22 GMT 10
just read today that roman wants to get more singing at chelsea, apparently he couldn't believe the noise when they played at Liverpool and feels the crowd need to be noisier. the reporter noted that at £45 a ticket ($105) the club was pricing the real fans out of it - with chelsea becoming the new prawn sandwich brigade. fortunately the mariners are so well priced anyone can get to see them - well done a-league + mariners when i went to a game at stamford bridge i was taken back that the singing was very sporadic but when it did happen it was awesome i can totally see where roman was coming from becuase it was not very intimidating god, wish my ticket was 45 pound |
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Post by brett on Feb 9, 2006 15:33:28 GMT 10
when i went to a game at stamford bridge i was taken back that the singing was very sporadic but when it did happen it was awesome creative though? variety compared to marinators? |
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Post by marinermick on Feb 9, 2006 15:38:16 GMT 10
when i went to a game at stamford bridge i was taken back that the singing was very sporadic but when it did happen it was awesome creative though? variety compared to marinators? not creative and not the variety just a few songs that were sung by alot people making the atmosphere amazing when it happened didn't happen that often though wasn't a very exciting game either which didn't help i think the chelsea supporters are sometimes a little unlucky becuase teams come there and play very defensively affecting the quality of the match on the other hand lucky becuase they lose at home |
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Post by Farthing on Feb 9, 2006 18:35:48 GMT 10
No signing maybe they think because their team wins so much they dont need their support
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Post by gialloblu on Feb 9, 2006 20:03:40 GMT 10
Chelsea attracts the London fashionistas and glory hunters. For them its just another form of entertainment, like going to the theatre or a club. They have no attachment to it, and when Chelsea decline, if and when Roman gets bored of his real-life Championship Manager game, takes his money and runs, the beautiful people and glory hunters will move on elsewhere. Maybe no atmosphere is the price of success. Remember what Roy Keane said a few years ago about the 'prawn sandwich eaters' at Old Trafford. Must be weird for the old-time Chelsea supporters, the ones that go in good times and bad (e.g. the 80s, which Chelsea spent in the old Second Division, nearly went out of business and nearly sold Stamford Bridge). On the one hand, it'd be great with all the recent success, but it'd suck having lots of people in the ground chasing the glory and not singing etc. Maybe in a few years, with the Mariners dominating the A-League, we'll be whinging about glory hunters not singing and pushing up ticket prices  |
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Post by sacko on Feb 9, 2006 22:41:07 GMT 10
All seater reserved seat stadiums are to blame, the issues everybody has been talking about re singing at tomorrows game in Bogansville have also had a big impact on the atmosphere at most grounds in the UK. Although unfortunately for MM Boro at home probably made it even worst, as it is was never going to be most exciting game, unless perhaps your in the North East!
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Post by greenpoleffc on Feb 9, 2006 23:14:02 GMT 10
They are scum and will remain so. They dont sing because they are too dumb to know the words.
last time I went to Walham Green dog Track (they dont actually play in Chelsea - even the nearest tube is Fulham Broadway FFS) there was a guy in front of me with a swastica tatooed into his skull.
Needless to say, they are exactly the type of club that would attract someone who enriched himself at the expense of the poor russian oeasants (allegedly)
Rant over
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Post by shelleybeach on Feb 10, 2006 8:40:30 GMT 10
that's a difficult one greenpoleffc, what if roman had bought fulham and you were on top, would you still follow them? it must be a bit weird for the swastika man to have a billionaire jew as owner, and their yid chants at spurs sort of loses something now too
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Post by marinermick on Feb 10, 2006 8:51:58 GMT 10
last time I went to Walham Green dog Track (they dont actually play in Chelsea - even the nearest tube is Fulham Broadway FFS) which incidently could not handle the people after the match and i had to walk my six-year old nephew to earl's court station! |
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Post by kevrenor on Feb 10, 2006 9:21:48 GMT 10
last time I went to Walham Green dog Track (they dont actually play in Chelsea - even the nearest tube is Fulham Broadway FFS) which incidently could not handle the people after the match and i had to walk my six-year old nephew to earl's court station! Ahh ... Earl's Court! 1979 ... young and free ...! Memories. |
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Post by marinermick on Feb 10, 2006 9:24:12 GMT 10
which incidently could not handle the people after the match and i had to walk my six-year old nephew to earl's court station! Ahh ... Earl's Court! 1979 ... young and free ...! Memories. 100000 Australians living and working in London That's pretty huge |
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Post by gialloblu on Feb 10, 2006 15:51:21 GMT 10
And a good proportion of them in pubs/clubs around Stamford Bridge at any one time. If anyone's ever in London, and misses Troppo, go out in Fulham Broadway
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Post by yellowforever on Feb 10, 2006 15:58:40 GMT 10
i dont know......I went to Stamford Bridge at the beginning of the 01/02 season against Newcastle and felt the atmosphere was awesome, especially after going to Craven Cottage and Villa Park.
But NOTHING will ever compare to THAT game last November! Except a world cup match on Oz turf.
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Post by NOMESSSS. on Feb 25, 2006 22:47:30 GMT 10
i hav followed chelsea since i was 4.and just cos stupid murinho has come in paying good players to play for us doesnt mean i should stop supporting my team.
i love chelsea.they are my team.and i think theyre supporters do well considering the shit the public give them.
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Post by Farthing on Feb 25, 2006 22:56:42 GMT 10
I think the opposition can sing something diffrent to Chelsea fans, insted of "You Only Sing When Your Winning" it should be " You Only Sing When Your Losing"
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Post by greenpoleffc on Feb 25, 2006 23:09:51 GMT 10
Carefree wherever you may be,
We are the neuveax cfc
can you please sit down
my wife cant see
we are the nouveaux cfc
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Post by dibo (pron. "DIB-OH") on Feb 26, 2006 9:40:01 GMT 10
nice!
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Post by mineeman on Feb 26, 2006 11:10:19 GMT 10
Chelsea are the best team in the world so are the Mariners but Chelsea are in the biggest league of them all and their considered the best team so i think they are pretty good who cares about the ticket prices i'd pay that much
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Post by Saxon on Mar 1, 2006 20:31:26 GMT 10
We are Chelsea we are the best
We are Chelsea so F#@k all the rest
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