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Photos of the band?

Photos of the band?

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Who was the guy on the " Premier " Drum ?

He certainly put his heart and soul into it.

He was singing the words to all the songs !

Every credit to all of them for helping to create the atmosphere......
 
whiteandproud said:
Who was the guy on the " Premier " Drum ?

He certainly put his heart and soul into it.

He was singing the words to all the songs !

Every credit to all of them for helping to create the atmosphere......
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That is the regular drummer.
The one on the yellow drum is his mate.
The other 3 are members of the original PNE band. 2 more of the original band could be back soon.
 
Lostin Yorkshire said:
That is the regular drummer.
The one on the yellow drum is his mate.
The other 3 are members of the original PNE band. 2 more of the original band could be back soon.
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Cool, so is this going to be a regular thing then at home games? (i.e. not just for the derby game?)
 
I hadn't realised you had assembled a band of 'musicians' until about twenty minutes into the game when I espied them flailing their arms in an uncoordinated manner, presumably thumping pigskin, which was completely inaudible at the opposite end of the ground.

There have been numerous posts on here stating that one side of the ground can't hear the other, and vice versa, which is rather odd given that for once on a Saturday your ground was nearly full.

Perhaps when it's finished and you fill in those four corners the acoustics will come up to the standard of most Championship grounds. Until then, it would appear that Sleepdale is going to live up to it's name and you're stuck with an atmosphere of sterility for quite a long time to come.
 
We8PNE said:
I hadn't realised you had assembled a band of 'musicians' until about twenty minutes into the game when I espied them flailing their arms in an uncoordinated manner, presumably thumping pigskin, which was completely inaudible at the opposite end of the ground.

There have been numerous posts on here stating that one side of the ground can't hear the other, and vice versa, which is rather odd given that for once on a Saturday your ground was nearly full.

Perhaps when it's finished and you fill in those four corners the acoustics will come up to the standard of most Championship grounds. Until then, it would appear that Sleepdale is going to live up to it's name and you're stuck with an atmosphere of sterility for quite a long time to come.
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You can hear all four sides (yes our ground has four sides), from the pitch, which is the important thing.

Your 'legendary' away following met their match on Saturday and you know it.
 
We8PNE said:
I hadn't realised you had assembled a band of 'musicians' until about twenty minutes into the game when I espied them flailing their arms in an uncoordinated manner, presumably thumping pigskin, which was completely inaudible at the opposite end of the ground.

There have been numerous posts on here stating that one side of the ground can't hear the other, and vice versa, which is rather odd given that for once on a Saturday your ground was nearly full.

Perhaps when it's finished and you fill in those four corners the acoustics will come up to the standard of most Championship grounds. Until then, it would appear that Sleepdale is going to live up to it's name and you're stuck with an atmosphere of sterility for quite a long time to come.
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He feels special because he comes on here and uses big words😱
 
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