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with your drum second half. bloke along the way from me asked if you were asleep. (Can't say I'd blame you second half - where did all the passion go?)
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Sat in C block SAR and can honestly say did not hear the drum once, Evening Stainrod!!!From the Hills of Kerry
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In fairness you were the wrong end - first half he was banging away. Not having a go at Pete - the entire ground was as silent as I've known it second half. I remember when we wd storm down towards the loft if we weren't winning with 10 minutes to go, even on days we had played way worse than today. I wonder if we have assembled a team full of v talented, slightly mercenary individuals who don't really care that much about the club and just think about their own reputation. Contrast that with a team like Man U, where big, big stars really bust a gut for the team. We completely lack that. Even recognising the crazy striker situation, we massively under-perform.Comment
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I was in C block and not only could I not hear Pete I couldn't even see him because of the ruddy great RSJ I always seem to get behind.Originally posted by The Merry Ploughboy View PostI blew a lot on vodka and tonic, gambling and fags. Looking back, I think I overdid it on the tonic. - The one and only Stanley BowlesComment
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I could hear and see the Peterborough drum in the lower tier/school end. They had two lads doing the banging, swopping regularly so there was never a break due to taking a rest.
They could actually drum as well. Good rhythm.
I was in T block Ellerslie. Never heard our drum. Making the loft a family stand has killed the atmosphere, handing an advantage to the away fans.Comment
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