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Can’t please everyone I’m afraid so have to go with the majority.
It’s actually turned down a bit when the players come out so the Clayton End volume is heard.
Quieter behind Clayton End or in Redz Bar before game.

Would you please if you don't mind have the majority counting from I may have missed something, no majority on these pages and certainly not around where I sit at games with most including youngsters with fingers pointing at speakers shaking their heads.
 
Re: Coronavirus - stay on topic!!! :D

Many of the supporters around where I stand in the stadium are really frustrated with the noise over ‘The System’ during the build up to the match. My view is that during the last thirty minutes build up before a match that the music should of course be there but at a level which allows conversation. Then at five minutes before kick off, use ‘ The System’ much more loudly with dramatic music when the players actually come out of the changing rooms and run onto the pitch! Use some common sense please!:idunno:
Whilst I agree with you completely my good friend, I am afraid that this - along with the next few posts - is straying off topic!!!

Please, either remain on topic, or start a new one:- speaker volume, survey required!!

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Majority from personal experience of controlling it and more people liking it than not.
Appreciate where you are coming from RE; having a conversation, like I’ve said it is quieter either behind the Clayton end if you stand on terrace or in the reds bar before a game.
It may seem louder when the ground isn’t as full depending on what time you take up your position.
 
League 1 meeting tomorrow anyone holding their breath as to whether we'll get a decision will the big "6" clubs " bully" the rest into completing the season and bankrupting themselves in the process or will democracy rule the day and common sense prevail and we can move on do the retained lists and sort of plan for next season.
 
Not sure why you think TV wanted VAR??

We haven’t had a TV for 30 years but even I can understand why broadcasters would welcome VAR. In their eyes they see it as adding unpredictable ‘drama‘ that can help hold their audience just long enough to the next ad break. Same rationale as to why in Korea they added canned crowd noise to a televised ‘ghost game’.
 
We haven’t had a TV for 30 years but even I can understand why broadcasters would welcome VAR. In their eyes they see it as adding unpredictable ‘drama‘ that can help hold their audience just long enough to the next ad break. Same rationale as to why in Korea they added canned crowd noise to a televised ‘ghost game’.

An ad break during a live football game..... no.
A lot of the problem is people don’t move with the times.

Televised fan noise is what the people watching must want.
When Amazon showed the Prem fixtures over Christmas - people loved having the feature to be able to turn off the commentators.
Why didn’t they just mute the TV??
Because they still wanted the fan noise...
 
League 1 meeting tomorrow anyone holding their breath as to whether we'll get a decision will the big "6" clubs " bully" the rest into completing the season and bankrupting themselves in the process or will democracy rule the day and common sense prevail and we can move on do the retained lists and sort of plan for next season.
Hopefully, they will go with what the majority of clubs want - all these meetings with no decisions being made are pointless
 
An ad break during a live football game..... no.
A lot of the problem is people don’t move with the times.

Televised fan noise is what the people watching must want.
When Amazon showed the Prem fixtures over Christmas - people loved having the feature to be able to turn off the commentators.
Why didn’t they just mute the TV??
Because they still wanted the fan noise...

Moving with what times I don't watch football on TV unless it's Stanley on I follow because getting a bit old and health problems restrict many away games these days but live football you can't beat it .
 
Andy, I was replying to the comments made by Exile.
Agree nothing will beat live football and the atmosphere and adrenaline.
iFollow coverage is good especially commentary by Will & Ben - two very good Geordie lads.
 
Today is just an EFL board meeting were they are going to discuss various scenarios about finishing the season again.
 
The new system is very good should be at the price just needs a bit of volume adjustment in the approach to kickoff that's usually when you catch up with the familiar faces around you swap niceties and chat about team selection and all things Stanley alas no more since the volume went up.

thats another reason you go and get season tickets pre season as well. its part of the so called match experience. i for one keep away from anyplace where they have loud music as i just give up trying to talk to people and end up in my own little bubble. some seem able to manage conversations and music at the same time but i,m afraid i cannot and have never been able to do so.
 
An ad break during a live football game..... no.
A lot of the problem is people don’t move with the times.

moving with the times like the Yanks would have us? Four quarters = more ad breaks.

Televised fan noise is what the people watching must want.
When Amazon showed the Prem fixtures over Christmas - people loved having the feature to be able to turn off the commentators.
Why didn’t they just mute the TV??
Because they still wanted the fan noise...

Yes, but that was real noise from real fans. Not sure ‘canned’ noise is what people really want.

Be careful what you wish for in moving with times.
 
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