English Support Or American Support?
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English style of support 100% for me. Definitely not a fan of drums etc either. Eventually we can create chants/songs/noises for certain players or moments during games
I think that some clubs that we could look to for inspiration are Dortmund, Poznan, Barca, Rapid Wein, Ajax and the mothership MCFC. All have great atmosphere and are not, as everyone seems desperate to avoid, "forced".
I am English so obviously am biased. Pleased the majority seem to be behind the 'traditional' atmosphere at games.
However let me just say that the American support shouldn't be knocked - I have been so impressed with the Aerican Outlaws at USA games. Dare I say it..... they seem to be creating more of an atmosphere than we English do at National team games
However let me just say that the American support shouldn't be knocked - I have been so impressed with the Aerican Outlaws at USA games. Dare I say it..... they seem to be creating more of an atmosphere than we English do at National team games
We'll do what Americans do best, take things the English create, and make it 10x better haha
Hell no. You see that crap (flares) in Turkey and Greece and the like.
I can't stand it. I hate flares and smoke bombs. Clearly they didn't come to watch a soccer game. The crowd should never make the crowd more important than the game and that's what that crap does and that is bullshit.
Find another park if you want a fireworks show.
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Yup.
Its funny when I first started watching MLS....long, long time ago, before I was even a fan of the sport at all, I was totally repulsed by a drum being there. Thought it was ridiculous.
It has sort of won me over but I wouldn't be sad not to hear one. The "I believe" chant sounds incredible with the drum in that second video though.
It would play into the stereotypes, but I would prefer a more European style. Some supporters sections here are just cringeworthy at times
It got a little better at the end at least. That first part is ridiculous. Plus the guy looks so Seattle it hurts.
I sat in the AO section as well. Although I think we all did incredible and def made a statement, the whole time I found myself saying I'd hate to be the capo with my back to the game. Even if we did go capo for the love of god they better be better than that Seattle nerd.
The european style is much more passionate and so are the supporters of NYCFC. Many of the Outlaws I went with (Shout out to AO of Westchester) were talking about NYCFC along with other random people at the game. One random dude I was talking to while waiting on line for a beer even gave me a NY badge sticker. Just goes to show you how deep its already being rooted. We were in Red Bull and it was almost like no one cared for them (except maybe viking). I don't know much about the Polish supporters but I know that right there is a statement. You see the same with the Drughi Ultras and the Ultras in Turkey. Clubs like Juventus, Roma, Fenerbahce, Galatasaray have supporters all throughout their countries not just their cities because of the same passion and statements. I'm not saying lets make Jesus our homeboy like the Polish but European style would be the way to go and we'd probably have more fun with it ourselves too.
I love this. Makes me feel proud to be a part of this community and the NYCFC community as a whole.
If someone tried that at MCFC he'd get punched, Jesus that's cringe worthy.
Here's how it can be done without any organisation.
This was us away at Blackburn Rovers FC 2 years ago...
This was us away at Blackburn Rovers FC 2 years ago...
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