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Silent then 😁I guess the only issues for residents would be the noise as the number of people would just be like a matchday.
It’s common knowledge I live on Lowthorpe Road and match day is absolutely no problem for me and my neighbours. The only time I hear anything is when we score (if I don’t go on the match). It’s not as people imagine at all.Silent then 😁
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So fairly quiet then Joan 😉It’s common knowledge I live on Lowthorpe Road and match day is absolutely no problem for me and my neighbours. The only time I hear anything is when we score (if I don’t go on the match). It’s not as people imagine at all.
it’s not unbearably loud to be honest. The noise is around 25 times a year assuming we get a big cup draw at home or a local derby cup draw but I have lived here 22 years and love it with not one problem in all that time.So fairly quiet then Joan 😉
I have an app on my watch which tells me when the environment is too loud. At the last home game it only triggered when there were tannoy announcements.It’s common knowledge I live on Lowthorpe Road and match day is absolutely no problem for me and my neighbours. The only time I hear anything is when we score (if I don’t go on the match). It’s not as people imagine at all.
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Coming to deepdale soon. 🤣
First I've heard of it, but I don't get a chance to mingle with the commoners too often.It’s common knowledge I live on Lowthorpe Road and match day is absolutely no problem for me and my neighbours. The only time I hear anything is when we score (if I don’t go on the match). It’s not as people imagine at all.
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Doesn’t stop Spurs who’s ground is in a built up area.Think the proximity of houses being quite close may stop them putting on rock concerts.
Huddersfield had one recently but their stadium is a bit more remote.