I play Saturday afternoons so have only been able to get to the midweek home and away games so far this season.
Just wanted to know, with an attendance of around 26k, was the atmosphere like it used to be when we were playing in the Premier league (what seems like) ages ago?
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Sporadically loud, majority of the time quiet.
I have a theory that we have been struck dumb with disbelief at our lofty position, excellent team and manager.
Must say the home support in the Jimmy Seed stand was quite good.
Wasn't the loudest I've heard The Valley today but I think some nerves coming from the fans, think the goal calmed any nerves down and Stevenage never looked that dangerous tbh. Loved seeing it full again though certainly beats the half empty flat mid week games we've had recently
Let's hope today brings back some of the lapsed many and that we have gained some new young fans today. Well done to the oik yoofs in the North upper for trying some new songs too.
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Today same friend had to leave at half time due to an appointment in Orpington, we were also kicking the wrong way...result we won.
Dilemma, do we kick sons friend our of every match from now on, or only when we're kicking the wrong way?
I was also concerned about knocking people's flasks over!
Oddly the Stevenage fans went for 'Is this a library?' and 'Top of the league and you still don't sing' when we were making a lot of noise. Muppets.
The encouragement from the North Stand for BWP, after his early misses, was first class.
Usually surrounded by empty seats in the NWQ, not used to people in that area. The majority sat throughout, didn't stand up at all (even during the minutes applause), and didn't join in when the goals were scored. Obvious day-trippers. However, a mum sitting next to me had brought along her 5-year-old son to his first game, which was the object of the exercise.