RTFC DrummerRTFC Drummer People often complain about the poor atmosphere at Mad Stand but I have come up with an idea to solve this and make it the best atmosphere in the Championship. The club should send surveys to each season ticket holder and fans what have membership cards. They then ask them: Are you vocal at matches and sing all day long? Do you sing and chant no matter what the score is? Do you go to away games and sing as loud as you can? Do often told to sit down when you’re chanting for the Royals? Are you a committed fan who will chant and sing even if Reading goes down?
Then after everyone has completed the survey the clubs then choose were to seat the fans who chant and sing all day long to make the best possible atmosphere at Reading FC. You then put have other sections were people do chant occasionally and some fans who don't chant at all. This is so the place is a electric no matter what the score is and not more like a power cut.
What do you think of the idea?
This idea is great, it will work but you lot seem to think the atmosphere is amazing, well its not and is more like being at a funeral. The West Stand is not vocal at all you can hear a pin drop its so poor, South Stand is no better with familes just wanting to do nothing to improve the atmosphere and they are also right next to the away fans but a uasual the away fans outsing them by miles, The East Stand is not that good with people only singing when they are winning or the ref is poor otherwise the fans don't get behind the team enough when they are loosing. The North is even worse with only a small section of fans singing, the rest of reading fans are reading newspapers and watching the game in pure silence.
THE TRUTH HURTS
i thought id found someone agreeing with your noncesense then
but no, its just you agreeing with yourself
we already have a system-with different stands having different ethos'
modern football fans dont stand and sing for the whole game anymore
i wish they did, but even at old trafford and newcastle there was much silence