Let's Get LOUD aka the match day experience thread (split thread)

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  • dejavoodoo44
    Veterans List
    • Apr 2015
    • 8727

    Originally posted by mcs
    Probably all been on Married at First Sight by now. I'm not one to judge, everyone is different - but it was a serious what the @@@@ moment (and I'm only mid 30s so not that much older!)
    It may be a matter of personal choice, or more specifically, having your personal choice disrespected. In that case, you and almost everybody else around you, chose to go to the football, because of an interest in football. However, those few people on their phones, were at the football, but weren't showing any interest in what was happening on the field. Which suggests that they thought there was something wrong, with everybody else's choice to watch the football. And that choice was further disrespected, by the loud anecdotes, where the person obviously thought that she was more worthy of attention, than what everyone else had paid good money to pay attention to.

    And even though I haven't watched a single second of Married At First Sight, the ads that I've seen, are enough to suggest that they wouldn't be out of place.

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    • Bloods05
      Senior Player
      • Oct 2008
      • 1641

      Originally posted by mcs
      Sounds like potentially the sensible ones in the office have been replaced with a new age mob that will just tow the party line...
      toe

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      • Meg
        Go Swannies!
        Site Admin
        • Aug 2011
        • 4828

        No crap music - no music at all - after goals in current Nth Melb v Bulldogs match.

        From the replies people are receiving the club is determined to go ahead with this (possibly with some turn down in volume level).

        Perhaps we should go to SCG next week prepared with large signs to hold up saying ‘Turn off the music’ ‘We’re here for the footy ‘ etc. Or ruder versions of same messages.

        Hopefully would get picked up by TV cameras. Might cause at least some internal discussion within the club.

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        • Wardy
          The old Boiler!
          • Sep 2003
          • 6676

          Originally posted by Meg
          No crap music - no music at all - after goals in current Nth Melb v Bulldogs match.

          From the replies people are receiving the club is determined to go ahead with this (possibly with some turn down in volume level).

          Perhaps we should go to SCG next week prepared with large signs to hold up saying ‘Turn off the music’ ‘We’re here for the footy ‘ etc. Or ruder versions of same messages.

          Hopefully would get picked up by TV cameras. Might cause at least some internal discussion within the club.
          Do it - if there are signs at various parts of the ground, the cameras will see it, it will start a conversation - someone even emailing fox or channel 7 (whoever is to televise”) as a type of tip off might work.
          I used to be indecisive, but now I'm not so sure..................
          Chickens drink - but they don't pee!
          AGE IS ONLY IMPORTANT FOR TWO THINGS - WINE & CHEESE!

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          • mcs
            Travelling Swannie!!
            • Jul 2007
            • 8177

            Originally posted by dejavoodoo44
            It may be a matter of personal choice, or more specifically, having your personal choice disrespected. In that case, you and almost everybody else around you, chose to go to the football, because of an interest in football. However, those few people on their phones, were at the football, but weren't showing any interest in what was happening on the field. Which suggests that they thought there was something wrong, with everybody else's choice to watch the football. And that choice was further disrespected, by the loud anecdotes, where the person obviously thought that she was more worthy of attention, than what everyone else had paid good money to pay attention to.

            And even though I haven't watched a single second of Married At First Sight, the ads that I've seen, are enough to suggest that they wouldn't be out of place.
            I have no issue with people doing whatever they want in their life - that is their choice. Not mine to judge. But I just don't get going to the footy and telling all your mates about it in a location where probably about 100 others got to learn about it at all. Between that and zero actual interest in the footy - was a strange day that day.

            Not that it is particularly unusual to at least run into some that seem to be at the footy just to be 'seen' at the footy. But hey - it is what it is.

            But yeh, its definitely my strangest anecdote from the football over the years!
            "You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."

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            • Wardy
              The old Boiler!
              • Sep 2003
              • 6676

              They appear to be playing the loud music after every goal at Adelaide oval tonight too - it sounds very loud that it’s almost drowning out the crowd. There will be many going home with headaches and ringing in the ears.
              I used to be indecisive, but now I'm not so sure..................
              Chickens drink - but they don't pee!
              AGE IS ONLY IMPORTANT FOR TWO THINGS - WINE & CHEESE!

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              • Kafka's Ghost
                Regular in the Side
                • Sep 2017
                • 911

                Originally posted by Wardy
                They appear to be playing the loud music after every goal at Adelaide oval tonight too - it sounds very loud that it’s almost drowning out the crowd. There will be many going home with headaches and ringing in the ears.
                I noticed that too, the volume in Adelaide was appalling. With the music after goals in the Magpies/Lions game, I’m pretty sure it’s an AFL-driven thing. They certainly didn’t learn last year that the crowd is a major part of the atmosphere.
                Anyway, the couch is looking mighty inviting for future games; you can even turn down the frequently-execrable commentary!

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                • mcs
                  Travelling Swannie!!
                  • Jul 2007
                  • 8177

                  Today was a perfect example of how a crowd will respond when the team plays well. The long Sydney chant was loud and clear on several occasions in that second half - no need for creating atmosphere. The fans will respond when its needed, and the SCG will be rockin' if we keep playing like this - will be standing room only!
                  "You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."

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                  • Captain
                    Captain of the Side
                    • Feb 2004
                    • 3602

                    Exactly!

                    No music after each goal today at the G and it was AWESOME!

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                    • neilfws
                      Senior Player
                      • Aug 2009
                      • 1834

                      Got Luke Ablett on our side!



                      Just spent 10 minutes doing an @AFL “fan experience survey” simply so I could say please don’t play any music at any time of the game.
                      No one is there for the music. No one ever left the ground having hated the game but loving the ‘entertainment’.
                      Get rid of it. All of it.

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                      • Ruck'n'Roll
                        Ego alta, ergo ictus
                        • Nov 2003
                        • 3990

                        Anyone wanna bet the marketing twits weren't asking each other "Luke Who?"

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                        • mcs
                          Travelling Swannie!!
                          • Jul 2007
                          • 8177

                          Originally posted by neilfws
                          I always enjoy his musings - always has interesting things to say on his feed.
                          "You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."

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                          • jono2707
                            Goes up to 11
                            • Oct 2007
                            • 3326

                            Remember kids - if the music is too loud where you are tonight, find a friendly SCG customer service person and politely request they get the music turned down a bit. I know I will....

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                            • monopoly19
                              Senior Player
                              • Aug 2003
                              • 1098

                              Originally posted by jono2707
                              Remember kids - if the music is too loud where you are tonight, find a friendly SCG customer service person and politely request they get the music turned down a bit. I know I will....
                              Hah! Can you imagine the look of confusion and total disinterest? I’m already dreading the ‘entertainment’ we’ll get tonight.

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                              • dejavoodoo44
                                Veterans List
                                • Apr 2015
                                • 8727

                                Originally posted by monopoly19
                                Hah! Can you imagine the look of confusion and total disinterest? I’m already dreading the ‘entertainment’ we’ll get tonight.
                                Well, some people would have digital copies of this form letter, to show to the staff.

                                Thanks for your email and your feedback in relation to the sound levels in your seating area on Saturday.
                                The levels of these speakers are set prior to the crowd arriving and are tested thoroughly. If you notice that they are too loud, please alert the closest Customer Service representative in your seating area and we can then adjust the sound levels in real time from the Stadium Control Room.
                                We’re playing music after goals to add to the celebration of members and fans in the venue. We’ve worked to select songs which suit each player individually so we can add to the atmosphere – our aim is to turn the SCG into our home fortress and give our players an extra edge when in front of the home crowd.
                                We’ll continue to collect feedback through the next few weeks and if we can get the speaker volumes to be more spectator friendly, we hope the music can add to the experience for the majority.

                                Cheer cheer,

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