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i only got to go to one game at carrow road last season (quite glad in some ways looking back at it), was the one where they made the eventual champions look like a bunch of part timers from san marino.the one thing i did notice was how quiet the rest of carrow road was apart from the barclay.  I used to get to few games a season when i was a kid during the 90s and maybe im not dedicated enough to be making a point about it but i dont remember it being that quiet.i know the barclays always been the loudest part of carrow but the rest of the stadium was like a ghost town apart from a round of applause after a goal. Its not all corporate is it?sing up you miserable bastards [:P]

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In a way it''s true. I''ve sat in three of the stands and noticed that the Jarrold is ridiculously quiet. I used to sit in there during the prem season when I went with then girlfriends dad. It was pretty dead apart from the game against Everton. Now I sit in the Barclay and it''s always rowdy!!

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[quote user="CashCasinoCrane"]In a way it''s true. I''ve sat in three of the stands and noticed that the Jarrold is ridiculously quiet. I used to sit in there during the prem season when I went with then girlfriends dad. It was pretty dead apart from the game against Everton. Now I sit in the Barclay and it''s always rowdy!![/quote]IT ISNT DEAD FFS, where you in the away end? quite a lot of people around me make a lot of noise, like i do, and the rest, are OAP''s

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Why is it pointless? he has a very valid point, Carrow road is like a morgue compaired to what it used to be, i come up a few times every season the last being against Sheff wed at the tail end of last year, a must win game in our fight against relegation and the crowd were silent, fair enough the game was awful from our point of veiw but the crowd play such a big part in getting the team going and on the day gave nothing. Like it or not part of the reason we were relegated!

 

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[quote user="CashCasinoCrane"]In a way it''s true. I''ve sat in three of the stands and noticed that the Jarrold is ridiculously quiet. I used to sit in there during the prem season when I went with then girlfriends dad. It was pretty dead apart from the game against Everton. Now I sit in the Barclay and it''s always rowdy!!
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Didn''t go to the Sheff wed game then?

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[quote user="Gingerpele"][quote user="CashCasinoCrane"]In a way it''s true. I''ve sat in three of the stands and noticed that the Jarrold is ridiculously quiet. I used to sit in there during the prem season when I went with then girlfriends dad. It was pretty dead apart from the game against Everton. Now I sit in the Barclay and it''s always rowdy!![/quote]IT ISNT DEAD FFS, where you in the away end? quite a lot of people around me make a lot of noise, like i do, and the rest, are OAP''s[/quote]Sat in the away end for a couple of games last season. All I could hear were the opposing sides chants. The most disheartening games EVER!!!! But, during prem it was the other end entirely and apart from a few rousing choruses of "On the ball city" there was nowt much doing! Yep, I''m saying Barclay end is the place to be if you want atmosphere (lower barclay that is!)

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i was sat in the N&P. it was dead. the city stand wasnt much better.i had to check the score board to make sure city werent actually losing 5-2 [:P]i remember as a kid if the other stands were quiet the barclay used to ask them to sing up, i guess its not as easy to get norwich and peterborough into a song as it is river end.this isnt really meant as a dig at anyone by the way, they didnt really give a lot to sing about last year, maybe im just looking back through rose tinted specs

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I Usually Sit In The Jarrold Stand, And Much To The Dislike Of Everyone Else It Seems, I Like To SHOUT ALOT!! I Get Quite A Lot Of Disgusted Looks To Be Fair. It Was Dissapointing................

Where''s The Team Spirit People? Now I''m Not Sure Where To Sit For Colchester Game!!

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How can you blame our fans for the terrible performances our team put out last year? We have some of the best fans around and people still moan about us. What would our team be like if we had Barnsley''s crowd side every game?

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[quote user="ryan1992"]How can you blame our fans for the terrible performances our team put out last year? [/quote]im not [:^)]

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[quote user="lurker1"][quote user="ryan1992"]How can you blame our fans for the terrible performances our team put out last year? [/quote]

im not [:^)]
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I was on about DDD

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[quote user="lurker1"][quote user="ryan1992"]How can you blame our fans for the terrible performances our team put out last year? [/quote]

im not [:^)]
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Either am i, but they did play a part, like it or not!

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[quote user="ryan1992"]How can you blame our fans for the terrible performances our team put out last year? We have some of the best fans around and people still moan about us. What would our team be like if we had Barnsley''s crowd side every game?[/quote]Clearly he isn''t blaming the crowd for poor performances, just making a very accurate and valid point that other than the Barclay and Snake Pit, the rest of the ground is ridiculously quiet.

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The Jarrold blocks nearest to the away fans are usually fairly loud, getting better anyway!

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Too many people there for ''a nice day out'' is''nt there? I think the majority of the crowd are''nt really that bothered what the performances are like or what the results are.They will give a round of applause at half-time and full-time whatever has gone on.Maybe they will get out of their seat if City score (or maybe not...). Nice replica shirts and scarves though... It''s more like a trip to the theatre for ''em than a football match.Sadly large numbers of the more passionate fans that used to populate Carrow Road have drifted away over the last few years,to be replaced by people like those I have described.Its a case of quantity not quality as far as the support of NCFC goes nowadays.

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[quote user="A change gonna come..."]Too many people there for ''a nice day out'' is''nt there? I think the majority of the crowd are''nt really that bothered what the performances are like or what the results are.They will give a round of applause at half-time and full-time whatever has gone on.Maybe they will get out of their seat if City score (or maybe not...). Nice replica shirts and scarves though... It''s more like a trip to the theatre for ''em than a football match.Sadly large numbers of the more passionate fans that used to populate Carrow Road have drifted away over the last few years,to be replaced by people like those I have described.Its a case of quantity not quality as far as the support of NCFC goes nowadays.[/quote]Great post.

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[quote user="lurker1"]i only got to go to one game at carrow road last season (quite glad in some ways looking back at it), was the one where they made the eventual champions look like a bunch of part timers from san marino.

the one thing i did notice was how quiet the rest of carrow road was apart from the barclay.  I used to get to few games a season when i was a kid during the 90s and maybe im not dedicated enough to be making a point about it but i dont remember it being that quiet.

i know the barclays always been the loudest part of carrow but the rest of the stadium was like a ghost town apart from a round of applause after a goal. Its not all corporate is it?

sing up you miserable bastards [:P]


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Sounds like a binner to me[:^)]

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There was a game when the barclay were silent and the snake pit were singing, "Barclay give us a song" and booing because nobody sung/

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I get totally pizzed off when the likes of you Lurker come on here and moan about the crowd.

This club has been run like Mrs Miggin''s Pie Shop for years. We have had and still have problems which are debated on here mainly in a sensible and interesting way, then suddenly you pop up.

What are you implying? NCFC supporters have a mental problem. Haven''t got a backbone? To blame for where this once proud club find themselves? What is your point? Are you a binner?

I go to most away games and the home crowds are no different to us except that their team is usually much more successful than ours! Our away support is magnificent but we really need have to have something encouraging on the pitch.

Our crowd is no better or worse than others at home except it''s bigger.

The most intriguing thing is, why has it taken you so long to post this observation?

Have you just woken from a coma?

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[quote user="Delias Devonshire Dirtbox"]

Why is it pointless? he has a very valid point, Carrow road is like a morgue compaired to what it used to be, i come up a few times every season the last being against Sheff wed at the tail end of last year, a must win game in our fight against relegation and the crowd were silent, fair enough the game was awful from our point of veiw but the crowd play such a big part in getting the team going and on the day gave nothing. Like it or not part of the reason we were relegated!

 

[/quote]Totally agree.Too often last season our support came up short even against mediocre away support. Even the Lower Barclay was found wanting far too often. When the Barclay had given up even before the shower of sh*te we saw all to often last season, I knew we were in trouble.Now if I was in the City stand, I could almost understand getting strange looks when joining in/starting a song, it''s what we''ve come to expect, but in the Barclay? There''s too many spineless feckers who''d rather whine than support "their" team and there has been since our little Premiership holiday. The sooner they decide they''d rather watch Man Utd down the pub of a Saturday afternoon the better imo.

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[quote user="norfolkbroadslim"]

Sounds like a binner to me[:^)]

[/quote]Not to me he doesn''t, how many games were you at last season and where do you sit?

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[quote user="Herb"]Not to me he doesn''t, how many games were you at last season and where do you sit?[/quote]Agree with you to some extent - I sat in the Upper Barclay last season and the atmosphere was a bit embarassing. Apart from the occasional shout of "Get rid of it Doherty" from the woman behind me, and the absolute t**t in front of me who would go absolutely insane if Marshall didn''t throw the ball out to the mentally slow and well-marked Otsemobor, there was very little singing at all, except for OTBC.To be fair, this was probably down to the shocking football on the pitch a lot of the time. But FFS, it''s SCRIMMAGE not SCRUMMAGE!

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[quote user="A change gonna come..."]Too many people there for ''a nice day out'' is''nt there? I think the majority of the crowd are''nt really that bothered what the performances are like or what the results are.They will give a round of applause at half-time and full-time whatever has gone on.Maybe they will get out of their seat if City score (or maybe not...). Nice replica shirts and scarves though...
 
It''s more like a trip to the theatre for ''em than a football match.

Sadly large numbers of the more passionate fans that used to populate Carrow Road have drifted away over the last few years,to be replaced by people like those I have described.

Its a case of quantity not quality as far as the support of NCFC goes nowadays.
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You sir are a legend......

Excellent and insightful post.

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[quote user="Largey"]The Jarrold blocks nearest to the away fans are usually fairly loud, getting better anyway![/quote]Really?I''m in the Barclay not far from them and I can honestly say I''ve not heard a song start from the South Stand in the last few seasons.Maybe they join in with the Barclay, couldn''t tell you, too busy singing and can''t hear.I can hear the Snakepit''s half arsed efforts (no offence fellas!) and they''re a lot further away. Whatever the case, at least 75% of Carra Rud dunt sing. That''s the long and short of it.

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[quote user="Bury Yellow"]I get totally pizzed off when the likes of you Lurker come on here and moan about the crowd.

This club has been run like Mrs Miggin''s Pie Shop for years. We have had and still have problems which are debated on here mainly in a sensible and interesting way, then suddenly you pop up.

What are you implying? NCFC supporters have a mental problem. Haven''t got a backbone? To blame for where this once proud club find themselves? What is your point? Are you a binner?

I go to most away games and the home crowds are no different to us except that their team is usually much more successful than ours! Our away support is magnificent but we really need have to have something encouraging on the pitch.

Our crowd is no better or worse than others at home except it''s bigger.

The most intriguing thing is, why has it taken you so long to post this observation?

Have you just woken from a coma?[/quote]

the likes of me?

lmfao.

im now wondering if you have mental problems. special much? can you read? webbed toes by any chance?i wasnt trying to be overly antagonistic to be honest, just an observation. like i said maybe im not dedicated enough to have an opinion.

all i was pointing out is how quiet SOME parts of carrow road seemed to be

whilst the team were playing well, dominating a game, and how I remember them being a lot

louder in the past. both when successful and not so. and how the loudest parts of the stadium used to use a bit of banter to get the quieter parts to sing up but that didnt seem to happen either.you can take it how you like mate.

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totally agreed DDD,

when you have got over 20 thousand people on your back after your first mis-placed pace,for the rest of the game,doesnt exactly inspire confidence.

once the boo boys start,there becomes a problem which doesnt just affect the individual but the team.

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