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Today not many but t’atmosphere was great and plenty of singing and the like :D
Just a pity we have lost 2,500 fans from last seasons average. Agree about the atmosphere… Blue White Army!
Not everyone agrees; I used to not mind Sunderland, but they’ve turned into Geordies up their own rears, I hope they go down.
“The atmosphere was tremendous from the Sunderland fans, who were behind the side from start til finish (yeah, it’s the norm). A few passing Wigan Athletic supporters at the end of the game commented that it was the loudest Away following that they’d experienced which was a fantastic complement. Wigan on the other hand were pretty lifeless and relied on a South American-like drum to help create any sort of noise. I’d absolutely hate it if Sunderland had to resort to such a ‘cringeworthy’ off the field crowd encouragement crutch.”
I’m full of a cold today so a bit slow.
What’s just hit me is the irony of the statement he makes: “relied on a South American-like drum to help create any sort of noise.”
Because everyone knows that those Brazilians and Argentines are as silent as church mice and bring no atmosphere to matches.
Right, back to my Lemsip. :(
am i missing something.there were behind there team from start 2 finish.more like wen there goal went in b4 that thay were shite.i was in es2 row x bout half way up.didn’t hear them much
Just a pity we have lost 2,500 fans from last seasons average. Agree about the atmosphere… Blue White Army!Ye, should preach beforehand to people asking them to come watch Wonder Wigan.
Indeed, Blue White Army !
Not everyone agrees; I used to not mind Sunderland, but they’ve turned into Geordies up their own rears, I hope they go down.
“The atmosphere was tremendous from the Sunderland fans, who were behind the side from start til finish (yeah, it’s the norm). A few passing Wigan Athletic supporters at the end of the game commented that it was the loudest Away following that they’d experienced which was a fantastic complement. Wigan on the other hand were pretty lifeless and relied on a South American-like drum to help create any sort of noise. I’d absolutely hate it if Sunderland had to resort to such a ‘cringeworthy’ off the field crowd encouragement crutch.”
Maybe I was at the worng game on Saturday, but Sunderland went quiet for most of the first half once Catermole went off, only started singing when they were winning and shut up at the end when we scored. I thought thje home fans atmosphere was amazing, until they scored !
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