Is it just me but in da first 2 games the yellow fever were
booming!!!!!!!!!!!!!
but in the games againts perth n adelaide the chanting was a
wee quite.
is this just me or does any1 else think this???
In the game against adelaide it was the greek zone that
you heard on t.v.
dont get me wrong yellow fever are awsome
but after such a great start we dont want to be siting silet
at the end of the season do we
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yawn
All I do is make the stuff I would've liked
Reference things I wanna watch, reference girls I wanna bite
Now I'm firefly like a burning kite
And yousa fake fuck like a fleshlight
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I actually think last week was the loudest we've been
Its no longer a problem.
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Yeah last week was definetly the best so far...no idea what you're
talking about mate
Allegedly
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let's not humour the person who has not been to a game.
All I do is make the stuff I would've liked
Reference things I wanna watch, reference girls I wanna bite
Now I'm firefly like a burning kite
And yousa fake fuck like a fleshlight
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last week was loud - but better still it was more in sync.... most of the time
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Is it just me but in da first 2 games the yellow fever were
booming!!!!!!!!!!!!!
but in the games againts perth n adelaide the chanting was a
wee quite.
is this just me or does any1 else think this???
In the game against adelaide it was the greek zone that
you heard on t.v.
dont get me wrong yellow fever are awsome
but after such a great start we dont want to be siting silet
at the end of the season do we
I
agree, you must be from the Greek Fever because they to sit there
silet.The YF are "silent", but only when the opposition
scores!!
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closed.
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Not silent when the opposition scored last week.The the original
post should be treated with the contempt it deserves.
GET YOUR SHIRTS OFF FOR THE BOYS
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Due to a tragic chain of events I ended up having to listen to the
Perth game on the radio instead of down there live at the Ring. The
crowd was LOUD! The commentators loved it when a good chant got
going - which seemed like most of the time - no worries in the
noise department!
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I actually think last week was the loudest we've been
Agreed. Maybe it's quieter down in Aisle 50 with the wee
kids
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I've got friends who have only just started going in the past two
or three games. They've only been to rugger-ball previously and
they say the chanting is amazing. So it's still well above the norm
for NZ either way.
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Hmm interesting...I thought v Adelaide and perth games were the
better games as more people joined in cause they already had heard
the chants and now gott'n used to them.
YF was defenatly louder in the Perth game either of the first
2.
uncle steve2007-10-05 08:14:00
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Is it just me but in da first 2 games the yellow fever were
booming!!!!!!!!!!!!!
but in the games againts perth n adelaide the chanting was a
wee quite.
is this just me or does any1 else think this???
In the game against adelaide it was the greek zone that
you heard on t.v.
dont get me wrong yellow fever are awsome
but after such a great start we dont want to be siting silet
at the end of the season do we
What a
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Rumor has it. Or my friend told me at the Perth game that he saw
egg chaser Piri Weepu at the stadium watching the win. Anyone else
see him?
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One of my big gripes had been the silence after the opposition
managed to sneak a goal, but I was delighted to hear the volume
shoot up after Perth scored. I watched the game on the box and was
(again) impressed by the crowd nosie.
One of the egg-chasers at work said he was listening to the
Perth game on the radio and couldn't believe how loud the crowd
was. 
Apparently I'm apathetic, but I couldn't care less.
"Being a Partick Thistle fan sets you apart. It means youre a free thinker. It also means your team has no money." Tim Luckhurst, The Independent, 4th December 2003
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Is it just me but in da first 2 games the yellow fever were
booming!!!!!!!!!!!!!
but in the games againts perth n adelaide the chanting was a
wee quite.
is this just me or does any1 else think this???
In the game against adelaide it was the greek zone that
you heard on t.v.
dont get me wrong yellow fever are awsome
but after such a great start we dont want to be siting silet
at the end of the season do we
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GO YOU GOOD THINGS. Yellow fever awesome last week.
Where was this guy sitting, Mars?
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As someone who has sat out the Fever zone at every game, and sat or
bother sides 9aisle 21 & 23) i can safely say, the Perth game
was the loudest and most insync game yet and did it sound awesome?
f**ken oath it did.
Proud to have attended the first 175 Consecutive "Home" Wellington Phoenix "A League" Games !!
The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!
The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!
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Could even hear the chants as we were walking along the
concourse just before half time (didn't make it to the Ring of
Fire until then as flying back from Auckland). It's also
bloody terrifying if you have to use the ladies as they are
right under the Fever Zone - especially when they start banging on
the corrugated iron!! It seemed a lot louder this week -
probably because most people in the Zone now know the chants!
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its slowley getting better, just we are still way out of sync with
each other. There seems to be a war between the top and bottom of
YF zone, Once this is sorted we will be better.
Also when ever drunk people start chants they go out of sync
pretty quickly
one thing to improve is going nuts after a goal is scored we
are still pretty crap in this department
i think come november we will be the best fans in the
A-league
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Is it just me but in da first 2 games the yellow fever were
booming!!!!!!!!!!!!!
but in the games againts perth n adelaide the chanting was a
wee quite.
is this just me or does any1 else think this???
In the game against adelaide it was the greek zone that
you heard on t.v.
dont get me wrong yellow fever are awsome
but after such a great start we dont want to be siting silet
at the end of the season do we
Are you on drugs? It definetly was not the Greek Fever on TV.
Dont be so ridiculous.
Chanting has got better, not worse.
Chanting has got better, not worse.
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um i also believe we were the most in sync we have ever been also..so dont know where people are getting this from. That is something that will get better and better as the season goes on.
We have been poor just after we concede so far this season, but after perth scored last week, the noise actually lifted, so where are improving there too
Allegedly
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we we're the sh!t and we're going to get better
they have a microphone right in front of the yf zone for the t.v so we can't be that quiet on the box
in fact i've heard the mixing on the t.v it's always up and down anyway, i've watched the replays to check us out
they have a microphone right in front of the yf zone for the t.v so we can't be that quiet on the box
in fact i've heard the mixing on the t.v it's always up and down anyway, i've watched the replays to check us out
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Also when ever drunk people start chants they go out of sync pretty
quickly
Oh, so all the time then?
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Also when ever drunk people start chants they go out of sync pretty
quickly
Oh, so all the time then?
not so funny man,
loyal fans dont need to be drunk to chant and get into
it
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watched the game in Perth and the noise was bloody loud.
They said 10,127 crowd it sounded like 20,000.
To all you Wellington Phoenix supporters congratulations on
the support you have given to the team you are doing us all proud
over here in Aussie.
You are the talk of the town on how well you have supported
this team.
I have even had one of my english mates making a point of
watch the Phoenix when they play.
his reasoning is because they are playing a
great brand of football and that the crowd are
unbelievable.
He has even said that he will come with me when the Phoenix
play the Glory in Perth to support them.
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I can't tell which zone is making the noise when I watch on the
tele, only know that the volume is building and I wish I was there
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Is there a possibility that the media turn down the crowd noise
through the mixer so the announcers can be heard? I listened to the
Glory game through the Perth radio streaming feed and the crowd
noise was pretty muted, however having been at the Adelaide game I
knew that the Fever chanting is awesome, so was quite surprised to
hear the difference over the "radio". If you really want to know
what it's like get to a game, the media is a poor substitute, the
real thing is wicked.
What's sight without sound? Love without peace? Copulation without conception?
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its slowley getting better, just we are still way out of sync with
each other. There seems to be a war between the top and bottom of
YF zone, Once this is sorted we will be better.
one thing to improve is going nuts after a goal is scored we
are still pretty crap in this department
i think come november we will be the best fans in the
A-league
I stand in the middle of the yellow fever zone with my kids
and on Sunday I think it was the best it has been in regards to
being in sync much better than the other games
not way out of sync at all
where were you when they scored 4 cos we were there and
everyone in yf went nuts even my 69year old dad!!!
we don't have to wait until November to be the best fans in
the A-league
WE ARE THE BEST FANS IN THE A LEAGUE NOW
football_mum2007-10-05 22:01:43
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I can't tell which zone is making the noise when I watch on the
tele, only know that the volume is building and I wish I was
there
There is only one zone and that's the Fever Zone.
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The YF zone can always improve, but parts of it are pretty timid.
Although, i watched last nights game and the roar fans were
pathetic almost as woeful as our performance
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Is there a possibility that the media turn down the crowd noise
through the mixer so the announcers can be heard?
Yeah, it's what they do with all sports. The sound is coming
in from different feeds, so the sound technicians have to set the
balance on the mix. It's much worse when you have
international coverage commentated on from studio-based
commentators, common with US feeds, as the mix balance is
effectively set with less sound channels.
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Also when ever drunk people start chants they go out of sync pretty
quickly
Oh, so all the time then?
not so funny man,
loyal fans dont need to be drunk to chant and get into
it
Who said anything about need 
In another thread you said you were a 13 year old in
Sydney.... you shouldn't be drinking yet!
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WE ARE THE BEST FANS IN THE A LEAGUE NOW
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Is there a possibility that the media turn down the crowd noise
through the mixer so the announcers can be heard?
Yeah, it's what they do with all sports. The sound is coming
in from different feeds, so the sound technicians have to set the
balance on the mix. It's much worse when you have
international coverage commentated on from studio-based
commentators, common with US feeds, as the mix balance is
effectively set with less sound channels.
They also use lip mikes which basically wrap round their gobs so it keeps all the other noise out.
Apparently I'm apathetic, but I couldn't care less.
"Being a Partick Thistle fan sets you apart. It means youre a free thinker. It also means your team has no money." Tim Luckhurst, The Independent, 4th December 2003
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