SINGING SECTION!!!

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Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by brumgull » 29 May 2011, 13:59

I agree entirely with u guys, having the singers spread out over the ground was useless, thank you for organising it for us to move to the top teir, much butter view (although a better view of a loss) and we got to sing our hearts / heads off, shame it didnt make a change to the result, but the club do really need to sort out "singing sections" better next time so that we can get a better atmosphere, its no good having 5 small groups of people singing differnt chants really quietly, but was so much better when we all moved to the back.

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by tufcbrett » 28 May 2011, 21:55

Southampton Gull wrote:Singing section my arse.

Never again will I rely on the club or anyone else to designate us a singing area. The two blocks for the singers contained mostly elder fans or younger families and NOT the singers who have done us so proud this season.

I managed to speak to as many people as possible at half-time and we all moved up to the back of the lower tier for the second half where we made so much more noise.

In future the Yellow Army will sort out its own area and I'm going to do my best to make sure they get organised and become an invaluable section of our club. Nothing against those that went today, I'm proud to be a Gull even if my team let me down the fans certainly didn't, double the numbers that Stevenage took and a real pleasure to meet so many members from here as well as other fans.

Time to get things moving so we're prepared for next season. All ideas and suggestions are very welcome on the Yellow Army board.
Was good to get it sorted at half time mate, i agree all the singers were all over the place which did not help.
The relocation worked as we got a fair bit of noise from us lot.
Well done all who went and sang there hearts out, shame the team didnt want to do the same on the pitch.

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by SuperNickyWroe » 28 May 2011, 21:47

well dave, problems or not, we heard you loud and clear on sky! :clap:

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by Southampton Gull » 28 May 2011, 20:43

Singing section my arse.

Never again will I rely on the club or anyone else to designate us a singing area. The two blocks for the singers contained mostly elder fans or younger families and NOT the singers who have done us so proud this season.

I managed to speak to as many people as possible at half-time and we all moved up to the back of the lower tier for the second half where we made so much more noise.

In future the Yellow Army will sort out its own area and I'm going to do my best to make sure they get organised and become an invaluable section of our club. Nothing against those that went today, I'm proud to be a Gull even if my team let me down the fans certainly didn't, double the numbers that Stevenage took and a real pleasure to meet so many members from here as well as other fans.

Time to get things moving so we're prepared for next season. All ideas and suggestions are very welcome on the Yellow Army board.

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by clemy1989 » 24 May 2011, 06:48

tickets sorted for the singing section. block 103 sold out got tickets in 104 seems that 105 is also becoming part of an extended singing section

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by Kit_robin » 23 May 2011, 20:11

huddersfieldgull wrote:
I was able to choose behind the goal when I asked for £36 pound tickets on the phone. As stated before though the guy sounded asleep/bored/annoyed so fingers crossed I get what I asked for.
I don't want to scare both of you, but...

I went up in person today to buy my tickets (about 13:00 after lunch), and I asked for the same tickets as you - £36 behind the goal, preferably behind the singing section. I was told that these currently WERE NOT being sold, and that the only £36 tickets currently being sold were in the corner quadrant at the same tier as the cheapest tickets in the stretford end.

The only tickets (other than the cheap ones) behind the goal was ONE block of more expensive tickets (£40), which is right behind the singing section (the second T in Stretford, infact). These are what i plumped for in the end.

Just thought you might like to know, in case you want to check when you get them to avoid a nasty surprise when you get to OT!

Cheers.

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by tufctillidie » 23 May 2011, 18:38

got my tickets exchanged for the singing section today block 103 seats 129-132 :) can't wait COYY!!!

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by Benno » 23 May 2011, 13:39

Good news. Getting my ticket tomorrow at 5 - hopefully there's some left for the singing section then.

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by AlexGulls » 23 May 2011, 12:26

Got mine swapped round for the singing section. Only problem Ive got is I have £26 tickets when I oringinally paid for the £36 ones yesterday. Ah well. Not going to moan just glad to be where the atmosphere is (hopefully none of the people I'm going with our fussed either!)

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by smithy86 » 23 May 2011, 11:34

I believe they are quite strict, but there fans get in alot of trouble for it at various places, IMO most people in singing section will prob be from popside anyway so used too standing! so if we all stand up not like we cant get in anyones way is it!!

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by tommyg » 23 May 2011, 11:29

Does anyone know how strict standing is at Old Trafford?

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by Richinns » 23 May 2011, 11:12

Southampton Gull wrote:To be fair, some of them have jobs to do.

I know Mrs Alex Rowe is there helping out today so they are trying.

Fair play to him but a little forward thinking might have more people in place to deal with demand. We knew we had a good shout of going through before Fridays game.

Still - I have tickets and am off to the show - cannot wait!!!

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by Southampton Gull » 23 May 2011, 11:08

To be fair, some of them have jobs to do.

I know Mrs Alex Rowe is there helping out today so they are trying.

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by Richinns » 23 May 2011, 11:04

WOO-HOO !!! i have tickets !! well, i think i have, but the guy taking my order sounded half asleep, so here's hoping !!!

i asked for £36 tickets right behind the "singing section" and when i pressed for a definite answer of if i would get tickets in requested block (FAM206 or WU204), the answer was "hopefully, yeah". after yesterday, i guess i should just be hoping me, my mate and my 8yr old are sitting together !!
I got the same bloke and asked for the same thing. Highly unispiring - almost like I was bothering him! This was after the phone being engaged for 15 mins and then when I did get through ringing for 10 mins before being answered!

Got told "tickets are all allocated so you sit where you get put but should somewhere around that section" - Thanks!!!

Really think every person employed by TUFC should be there today - ready to push as many tickets as possible.

Re: SINGING SECTION!!!

by Dave » 23 May 2011, 10:46

Yipee,yehar,been to plainmoor tickets exchanged,now in block 103,for those trying to get through on the phone keep trying ,they are answering seems to be high volume of calls.

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