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Ive got to say that today was one of the loudest (and biggest) saints crowds i have heard for a long time. Its usually easy to get drowned out by the hoards of pie fans, but from where i was in M7, the red, white and black was pumping
Sainter_4_life wrote:Ive got to say that today was one of the loudest (and biggest) saints crowds i have heard for a long time. Its usually easy to get drowned out by the hoards of pie fans, but from where i was in M7, the red, white and black was pumping
Now lets all back up for the prelim
Certainly sounded that way on the garbage box and radio, was fantastic, the cheer for Roo leaving the ground at the end was great, appeared to me the players appreciated after the game
M30/31 was also fantastic..loads of chanting and fanatical supporting.
A far cry from where I was for the Pies final last year, where I copped a bunch of theatre goers (members tho!!) around me, plus Pies fans cos the bay hadnt sold out
Twas a beauuuutiful sight to look around the ground just after the siren and see the Saints bays packed, standing and singing their heads off, with acres of empty seats around them!!
Our boys beat Collingwood and we beat the filth supporters.
You guys in the Southern Stand were the clear winners - I could hear from the middle of the top deck of the members, filth supporters had nothing on you.
Was especially good as most of the committed MCC members were Collingwood bogans. (Those who nominated them should be ejected from the club along with them.)
The neutrals were clearly pro St Kilda but were generally silent.
Now keep it up for the next two games, slackers will dropped to the support Sandringham reserves.
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Where we were in M8 the guys directly in front of us were leading a lot of chanting (pretty sure they do the same on the MW at the dome). Looked very familiar, but sorry , don't know the names
The area around us was rocking and I have no voice left - awesome day.
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Sainter_4_life wrote:Ive got to say that today was one of the loudest (and biggest) saints crowds i have heard for a long time. Its usually easy to get drowned out by the hoards of pie fans, but from where i was in M7, the red, white and black was pumping
Sainter_4_life wrote:Ive got to say that today was one of the loudest (and biggest) saints crowds i have heard for a long time. Its usually easy to get drowned out by the hoards of pie fans, but from where i was in M7, the red, white and black was pumping
Now lets all back up for the prelim
sainters are usualy a shy bunch
Hopefully today goes some of the way to changing that.
We certainly come out of our shells when the team needs us (Hawks comeback last year, Cats and Pies this year)
don't klnow that it was planned but there was someone near us that was lading the chants too
looking from the M50's area there was a definite trend to the red in most areas-- although we had pies sitting behind us- the bays grouping seems to work well.
give a split of the colours.
Listening to the game on the radio you were loud. Very enjoyable to hear.
When the saints came onto the ground you could barely hear the filth booing.
Well done and keep it up!
On my way in, heard them saying on Triple M that it looked like being more saints than pies, which I thought wasn't possible. There was certainly a lot of red all over the ground, but I couldn't beleive how loud we all were. That noise was incredible!
We were in M8 and I have to agree the crowd there was fantastic!
We were front row, second from the aisle between M8 and M9 which was a collingwood bay. There were a couple of young guys in the front row there that were absolute ferals, and I thought they might spoil things for us, but security spoke to them early (I'm guessing someone used the text-a-pest number?), and they shut up so that was good.
Must say I loved it when the crowd started singing our theme song and it reverberated loud and clear around the WHOLE GROUND! Magnificent!