We're going to miss those drummers. Anyone got a mouth organ?

erm.....  this could be a dangerous thread for a family forum.....  ;)

If any ladies out there want to blow a tune on mine.......................

a skin flute?

Something about banjo strings...

The drums are being allowed in. 3 drums in total. 2 bass and 1 snare.

in block 111??

Quoted from Mariner Timsky

in block 111??

Yes.

NOOoooooooooooo

YYyeeeessssss

lets get wembley rockin man ;D

Good news. The last couple of seasons you lads have made a big improvement in the atmosphere at games.

Bring it on.

I wouldn't worry about the noise from the drums.

A couple of rumours why you don't need to.

1.) We have sold no tickets, according to some - so no one to play the instrument known as a drum.

2.) Bristol have sold 1094902098382029044 tickets so even if our 1 fan plays the drum he will be drowned out.

To be honest I'm all for the drummers, it can add to the atmosphere, I just wish they were a couple of blocks away from me on Sunday.

Quoted from Madeleymariner

To be honest I'm all for the drummers, it can add to the atmosphere, I just wish they were a couple of blocks away from me on Sunday.

Don't worry you won't hear the drum(s) i was stood next to it the last wembley trip and couldn't hear it!

Quoted from Madeleymariner

To be honest I'm all for the drummers, it can add to the atmosphere, I just wish they were a couple of blocks away from me on Sunday.

Fking NIMBY 😉

That's what I thought how could you possibly hear a drum within a 40k+ crowd? Unless John lewis has just planted the ball on the penalty spot in the 90th minute as the score stands at 0-0 and is ready to rifle the ball...into the top corner/into the top tier! Delete as you wish

Drums in 111 sounds fantastic and will add to the atmosphere nicely. And we're in 117 - good in someone else's back yard!!

Hope you're all going to keep the atmosphere going throughout. The nature of the game and having a lot of fans there who aren't regular means the atmosphere has been known to be a bit flat at Wembley. If you guys in the singing section can do your bit to keep it going throughout I'm sure everyone else will join in! UTM

Quoted from GyMariner

That's what I thought how could you possibly hear a drum within a 40k+ crowd? Unless John lewis has just planted the ball on the penalty spot in the 90th minute as the score stands at 0-0 and is ready to rifle the ball...into the top corner/into the top tier! Delete as you wish

The drums aren't going to be heard, they're going to keep a beat for anyone singing, to keep a steady rhythm.

Said it before but it's important for people in the singing section to sing the songs slowly and to keep singing them, this will allow the rest of the fans to join in = better atmosphere. Also might be a good idea to sing some of the classics like SWWF a bit more than usual as they're better known.

Quoted from N2K

The drums aren't going to be heard, they're going to keep a beat for anyone singing, to keep a steady rhythm.

And a good signal that the singing is about to start.

Drums play a vital role in any band and in any army (before the 20th century). And as GYMariner says, a good steady rhythm that we can all keep up with. Slow and steady gets you there in the end - too fast and everyone runs out of steam.

Quoted from N2K

The drums aren't going to be heard, they're going to keep a beat for anyone singing, to keep a steady rhythm.

And a good signal that the singing is about to start.

Drums play a vital role in any band and in any army (before the 20th century). And as GYMariner says, a good steady rhythm that we can all keep up with. Slow and steady gets you there in the end - too fast and everyone runs out of steam.

Loud and proud, loud and proud.

Lets just make sure the songs are ones people either know or can pick up easlily