Goal music and clap banners

[Corky]

Major reasons for us becoming a crap club. You cannot create any sort of raucous, partisan atmosphere with the clappers.

[niyaminski]

I honestly get the clappers.

 

Too much of the stadium just sit on their fat ass the whole game not contributing anything to the general atmosphere. 

 

At least with clappers they're doing something.

 

The goal music though... smh - wouldn't mind it it was Kasabian or even someone remotely connected with the city.

[Gamble92]

41 minutes ago, Corky said:

Major reasons for us becoming a crap club. You cannot create any sort of raucous, partisan atmosphere with the clappers.

Didn't harm us too much when we managed the great escape and a Premier League title win

[Voll Blau]

1 hour ago, themightyfin said:

Much bigger things to worry about in life 

There's always a comment like this on threads like these. That logic could apply to every single post on this forum, save for a few in general chat.

[CosbehFox]

2 hours ago, themightyfin said:

Waste of time.

Club doesn't listen to fans and too many people will clap and sing to whatever they play. 

A few moaning they don't like it won't change anything. 

 

 

Part of the issue - we've collectively as a fanbase spent too long being apathetic 

[Nolucklcfc]

Both are absolutely embarrassing. The fact that we have to be different to pretty much any other club in England as well pisses me off. Just get rid ffs 

[Voll Blau]

Two "innovations" that you get when you let a club be run by people who aren't - or don't even want to try and understand - football fans or their culture. See also t-shirt cannons, daft half-time music selection ("Losing my favourite game") and so on.

[CosbehFox]

One of the things which I found strange at LCFC Womens game which in their own right deserve praise because the vibe down there is completely different from a male home game is there are no clappers or t-shirt cannons yet those events have more common with Family Night Football where it would catch on and be a good 'bait' to keep children who can't get tickets to the male games engaged. 

Edited 19 June 2023 by CosbehFox

[niyaminski]

8 minutes ago, Voll Blau said:

and so on

Don't forget the club telling fans to sit down during the most important game of the season and them gifting coconuts (why coconuts?) after the Bournemouth game

[SemperEadem]

Kids down at Leicester are growing up thinking you make atmosphere by whacking heavily laminated cardboard together. Thats really sad.

[phoneticerror]

Another season… music can go, clappers are fine for kids, so collection points only or family stand only.

[Fox92]

14 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

One of the things which I found strange at LCFC Womens game which in their own right deserve praise because the vibe down there is completely different from a male home game is there is no clappers or t-shirt cannons yet those events have more common with Family Night Football where it would catch on and be a good 'bait' to keep children who can't get tickets to the male games engaged. 

T-shirt cannons are horrific. We do stuff that doesn't even make it feel like a football game.

 

Don't get me started on "fan cam".

Edited 19 June 2023 by Fox92

[themightyfin]

28 minutes ago, CosbehFox said:

Part of the issue - we've collectively as a fanbase spent too long being apathetic 

Is it really an issue? Or just something that annoys you? 

[CosbehFox]

18 minutes ago, themightyfin said:

Is it really an issue? Or just something that annoys you? 

Wasn't my point - my point was dismissing someone's compliant as a waste of time and being apathetic to someone's criticism or ideas. The club has spent far too long with fingers in their ears. If we apathetically choose not to complain, then the club aren't aware. 

 

For me personally, yes it's an issue because it just makes us a generic nothingness - I'd rather have singing voices and the roar I associate with my childhood what made me fall in love with the football club in the first place. 

Edited 19 June 2023 by CosbehFox

[SpacedX]

2 hours ago, Mickyblueeyes said:

West Ham fans mocking the goal music was so funny.
 

 

Napoli did it as well. Utter embarrassment. 

[Dan LCFC]

3 hours ago, themightyfin said:

Much bigger things to worry about in life 

Shut the forum down then.

[Sol thewall Bamba]

Like I've always said if it were Forest or Cov with these you'd laugh your heads off at them. It's only because it's our club doing it people feel the need to defend them.

[Unabomber]

Both exceptionally embarrassing but goal music is worse 

[foxy tiler]

Goal music just kills the spontaneity of the moment. It literally kills any form of unique atmosphere that 1000's of people create when a goals scored. I'd be in favour of dropping it.

[Buzzell]

Clappers don’t bother me as much as the bastard goal music. Keep it.

[niyaminski]

If we were to change the goal music, and not drop it.. what would we change it to?

 

Also f*** the music just after half time wtf is that

Edited 19 June 2023 by niyaminski

[Foxin_Mad]

**** them both off, nothing says tin pot more other than maybe a drum. 

 

Let fans cheer and sing instead of being made in to happy clappy clowns.

Edited 19 June 2023 by Foxin_Mad

[Dan LCFC]

3 hours ago, Corky said:

Major reasons for us becoming a crap club. You cannot create any sort of raucous, partisan atmosphere with the clappers.

Yep. Completely kills anything impressive dead before you even get going. At least the fact we've gone down with them now means we might've dispelled the myth that they're anything other than useless, but I'm not too hopeful they'll see it that way.

[Nalis]

Dont like either but at least I can see the point in clappers for fans who wont make noise otherwise. Pick up only I'd say.

 

Goal music is completely pointless, drowns out the part when fans are at our loudest, totally defeats the purposes.

[Sir Shep]

Seems like the club want to keep these so if all fans starts to say they love it the club will panic thinking we may start to enjoy ourselves and get rid, reverse psychology you see!