| Discuss... on 21:26 - Jan 19 with 8311 views | Daley_Lama |
It's not a discuss, it's a cymbal. |  |
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| Discuss... on 22:06 - Jan 19 with 8226 views | pnc4eva1 |
Will anyone be snared into volunteering |  |
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| Discuss... on 22:34 - Jan 19 with 8169 views | macro |
As far as I’m concerned the drum can be shoved up someones arse sideways. Tinpot |  | | |
| Discuss... on 23:07 - Jan 19 with 8097 views | DaleiLama |
| Discuss... on 22:34 - Jan 19 by macro |
As far as I’m concerned the drum can be shoved up someones arse sideways. Tinpot |
Timpani.n the arse? |  |
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| Discuss... on 23:45 - Jan 19 with 8037 views | D_Alien |
Less discussion, more percussion |  |
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| Discuss... on 23:51 - Jan 19 with 8023 views | downunder |
| Discuss... on 23:45 - Jan 19 by D_Alien |
Less discussion, more percussion |
Try it out and just roll with it. |  | | |
| Discuss... on 00:07 - Jan 20 with 8006 views | D_Alien |
| Discuss... on 23:51 - Jan 19 by downunder |
Try it out and just roll with it. |
I'll try to pedal that but I might get some stick | |
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| Discuss... on 07:07 - Jan 20 with 7860 views | rochedale |
Never mind a drummer, I would just prefer more comfortable seats, maybe with extra padding, I would certainly pay an extra £1 per cushion. |  |
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| Discuss... on 07:38 - Jan 20 with 7823 views | 1907 |
| Discuss... on 22:34 - Jan 19 by macro |
As far as I’m concerned the drum can be shoved up someones arse sideways. Tinpot |
Personally I would describe the current atmosphere in the ground during games as more tin pot. Anything that can add to the atmosphere and keep the kids entertained is a positive thing. We have to look at this from a broader perspective. |  | | |
| Discuss... on 08:04 - Jan 20 with 7769 views | macro |
| Discuss... on 07:38 - Jan 20 by 1907 |
Personally I would describe the current atmosphere in the ground during games as more tin pot. Anything that can add to the atmosphere and keep the kids entertained is a positive thing. We have to look at this from a broader perspective. |
I agree the atmosphere could be better but a drum is not the answer to keeping kids entertained. Firstly there’s the football on the pitch then anything but a bloody drum. I know that supporters who watch near where it’s been situated don’t want it either. | | | |
| Discuss... on 08:59 - Jan 20 with 7707 views | SandyDrum |
One of the multitude of reasons I stopped doing it is due to threats of physical violence outside the ground from some fans who didn't want the drum so good luck to whoever takes over the reins!
Hopefully now the club have advertised that it is their idea and not just some random guy walking into the ground with a drum these people might be a little more forgiving. | |
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| Discuss... on 09:41 - Jan 20 with 7638 views | Daley_Lama |
| Discuss... on 07:07 - Jan 20 by rochedale |
Never mind a drummer, I would just prefer more comfortable seats, maybe with extra padding, I would certainly pay an extra £1 per cushion. |
Such seats exist at the top of the mainstand, below the bar area.
Exceedingly comfortable, unless you are over 4' 6" and have 2 legs. | |
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| Discuss... on 10:00 - Jan 20 with 7604 views | nordenblue |
| Discuss... on 08:59 - Jan 20 by SandyDrum |
One of the multitude of reasons I stopped doing it is due to threats of physical violence outside the ground from some fans who didn't want the drum so good luck to whoever takes over the reins!
Hopefully now the club have advertised that it is their idea and not just some random guy walking into the ground with a drum these people might be a little more forgiving. |
What and you believe most fans come to the football to listen to that all fooking game and go home with a headache,not for me thanks stick the whole idea firmly up your back passage....... leave it for crappy little places like Accy to do thanks. | | | |
| Discuss... on 10:02 - Jan 20 with 7601 views | DaleFan7 |
No thanks. | | | |
| Discuss... on 10:17 - Jan 20 with 7570 views | Rosun |
Keith Moon? |  | | |
| Discuss... on 10:18 - Jan 20 with 7570 views | SandyDrum |
| Discuss... on 10:00 - Jan 20 by nordenblue |
What and you believe most fans come to the football to listen to that all fooking game and go home with a headache,not for me thanks stick the whole idea firmly up your back passage....... leave it for crappy little places like Accy to do thanks. |
Excuse me? Please point out exactly in my comment where I said anything like that.
Unless you're the guy that came up to me outside the ground threatening to knock me out for banging a drum then that's a pretty uncalled for comment.
I was approached by the club to do it to try and help improve the atmosphere, I agreed to do it.
I was threatened outside the ground and was sent abusive messages in return.
The reason I stopped was because I wanted to enjoy the football again, so no I don't think ' most fans come to the football to listen to that all fooking game and go home with a headache'.
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| Discuss... on 10:21 - Jan 20 with 7560 views | MoonyDale |
| Discuss... on 08:59 - Jan 20 by SandyDrum |
One of the multitude of reasons I stopped doing it is due to threats of physical violence outside the ground from some fans who didn't want the drum so good luck to whoever takes over the reins!
Hopefully now the club have advertised that it is their idea and not just some random guy walking into the ground with a drum these people might be a little more forgiving. |
The only time a drum should be seen in the ground is when it's being worn round the neck after someone places it gently over the drummers head and pushes down firmly.... |  |
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| Discuss... on 10:29 - Jan 20 with 7541 views | SandyDrum |
| Discuss... on 10:21 - Jan 20 by MoonyDale |
The only time a drum should be seen in the ground is when it's being worn round the neck after someone places it gently over the drummers head and pushes down firmly.... |
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| Discuss... on 10:44 - Jan 20 with 7514 views | rochdaleriddler |
| Discuss... on 10:00 - Jan 20 by nordenblue |
What and you believe most fans come to the football to listen to that all fooking game and go home with a headache,not for me thanks stick the whole idea firmly up your back passage....... leave it for crappy little places like Accy to do thanks. |
Uncalled for abuse, you could have just said you weren't in favour of it |  |
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| Discuss... on 10:46 - Jan 20 with 7506 views | rod_leach |
| Discuss... on 10:18 - Jan 20 by SandyDrum |
Excuse me? Please point out exactly in my comment where I said anything like that.
Unless you're the guy that came up to me outside the ground threatening to knock me out for banging a drum then that's a pretty uncalled for comment.
I was approached by the club to do it to try and help improve the atmosphere, I agreed to do it.
I was threatened outside the ground and was sent abusive messages in return.
The reason I stopped was because I wanted to enjoy the football again, so no I don't think ' most fans come to the football to listen to that all fooking game and go home with a headache'.
Thanks. |
Did you make the club aware of this threat?
I'm surprised that they are advertising for another drummer if so. |  | | |
| Discuss... on 10:48 - Jan 20 with 7488 views | rochdaleriddler |
| Discuss... on 10:46 - Jan 20 by rod_leach |
Did you make the club aware of this threat?
I'm surprised that they are advertising for another drummer if so. |
The club should have announced that there was to be a drummer, that maybe would have ensured any abuse could be directed to the chief executive and not sandydrum. | |
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| Discuss... on 10:50 - Jan 20 with 7475 views | rochdaleriddler |
| Discuss... on 10:21 - Jan 20 by MoonyDale |
The only time a drum should be seen in the ground is when it's being worn round the neck after someone places it gently over the drummers head and pushes down firmly.... |
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| Discuss... on 10:54 - Jan 20 with 7465 views | SandyDrum |
| Discuss... on 10:46 - Jan 20 by rod_leach |
Did you make the club aware of this threat?
I'm surprised that they are advertising for another drummer if so. |
Yes and the club were great with me throughout.
Absolutely no qualms with the club and now it is being done properly and advertised through the website and social media I can see whoever doing it next going down as a success! | |
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| Discuss... on 12:56 - Jan 20 with 7330 views | windowsbug |
| Discuss... on 07:07 - Jan 20 by rochedale |
Never mind a drummer, I would just prefer more comfortable seats, maybe with extra padding, I would certainly pay an extra £1 per cushion. |
Take your own... |  | | |
| Discuss... on 12:59 - Jan 20 with 7319 views | macro |
| Discuss... on 10:54 - Jan 20 by SandyDrum |
Yes and the club were great with me throughout.
Absolutely no qualms with the club and now it is being done properly and advertised through the website and social media I can see whoever doing it next going down as a success! |
Very sorry to hear you received abuse. No need for it. Don't like the idea of a drum but you were trying to improve the atmosphere. | | | |
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