Crowd chanting

Nice to see on Saturday some chanting behind the goal in the 2nd half, barmy army's "come on Merthyr" all going on, keep it up

Maybe we should all pitch in for a drum!?

Someone had a big drum years ago - when Leroy Rosenior was manager I think.

Oh, not a drum!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think they have one, or used to, at Port Talbot......

I think we'll roll out a few faves at Yate on Saturday.

Why not!? Let's make more of a racket up the Park! Will build up the atmosphere!

I can play Fields of Athenry on the harmonica, Harry, preferably in key G.

i can play MY organ lol

For the love of god, no drum.

I too can play 'The Fields of Athenry' on the harmonica in either G or C.

But what about vuvuzelas, South Africa-style? See, there are worse things than drums!

When I used to go with my Dad to PP in prehistoric times, wooden rattles were stlil in vogue.

hirwaunman wrote:
When I used to go with my Dad to PP in prehistoric times, wooden rattles were stlil in vogue.

I think I've still got mine at the back of a cupboard somewhere. Partly painted red, though, so wouldn't be appropriate for Penydarren Park.

John Beck encouraged the use of a drum at Lincoln some years ago because it used to irritate the opposition fans and players.

We could always do it continental Polish style and get some loud speakers with people leading the chanting lol

DicPenderyn wrote:We could always do it continental Polish style and get some loud speakers with people leading the chanting lol

Merthyr Ultra style

That would be epic!

Key C is too high-pitched on the harmonica!
There used to be someone banging on a drum at PP a number of years ago. Several people in the grandstand were driven to distraction by the incessant noise and stopped supporting the club.

Lets just hope that after a disappointing result at Abingdon, we can still finish high enough to get a home draw. Our home attendances this season are an average of about 100 per game down on last season, I don't understand the reason for this, it could just be down to the bad weather we experienced this winter, or maybe the extra £1 admission has put some people off? Certainly our inconsistent form at home didn't help; I suspect it was probably a combination of all three, but if we are lucky enough to attain a home draw, then we should all try and encourage as many friends, etc, to come and support the Town.