Its home but not as we know it
Mon Dec 31, 2012 12:46 pm
Anyone else here still not enjoying the home game but enjoying the away games more.
Millwall home in the old day would have been an edge/passion sadly Saturday came and went and I thought yet again it was poor beyond belief down there. We have muted various reasons we have even had a proposed Blue Army group, we have standing in the Canton, we had a designated signing area and yet.....It is still poor beyond belief. Im not sure anymore why this is and have been round and round the issues. Rows and rows of fans not interested in singing its like going to the cinema or theatre now "an afternoon out" rather than actively support and sing for your team. The ayotollah now seems to have become defunct at home games. Other clubs sadly I have visited are also in the same catergory. We may get to the Prem and sadly home watches will be a bore unless as fans indivdually people start to actually make some noise. I enjoyed seeing the fourm regulars in the pub saturday and nice to meet Carmathen Bluebird, 1922 and a few others but the game now seems peripheral its souless.
Millwall home in the old day would have been an edge/passion sadly Saturday came and went and I thought yet again it was poor beyond belief down there. We have muted various reasons we have even had a proposed Blue Army group, we have standing in the Canton, we had a designated signing area and yet.....It is still poor beyond belief. Im not sure anymore why this is and have been round and round the issues. Rows and rows of fans not interested in singing its like going to the cinema or theatre now "an afternoon out" rather than actively support and sing for your team. The ayotollah now seems to have become defunct at home games. Other clubs sadly I have visited are also in the same catergory. We may get to the Prem and sadly home watches will be a bore unless as fans indivdually people start to actually make some noise. I enjoyed seeing the fourm regulars in the pub saturday and nice to meet Carmathen Bluebird, 1922 and a few others but the game now seems peripheral its souless.
Re: Its home but not as we know it
Mon Dec 31, 2012 12:54 pm
"Times they are a changing".
Accept it or sing louder.
Accept it or sing louder.
Re: Its home but not as we know it
Mon Dec 31, 2012 12:56 pm
Wayne S wrote:"Times they are a changing".
Accept it or sing louder.
I do sing louder much to the annoyance of the zombies around me
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Re: Its home but not as we know it
Mon Dec 31, 2012 1:07 pm
subbuteoman wrote:Wayne S wrote:"Times they are a changing".
Accept it or sing louder.
I do sing louder much to the annoyance of the zombies around me
I know, I know. I'm beginning to think we have to accept it or let it eat away. When the game motivates a fan response though, the place can rock. It's not all lost. But fans are changing. The lull has had a good side.