History for Silent

Football enthusiast

Yeah also keen to see what everyone thinks the level of support is like in the Fever at the moment? If you look at The Port (And I'm sure other clubs but this is just a good example), they're absolutely bouncing from 9/10am on a gameday right through to after fulltime, but I feel the fever are very much going through the motions right now. 

Understand the constant derby spankings may have something to do with it, and don't get me wrong the first 22 minutes of the game were very good in terms of chanting etc, but there should be more of a matchday experience type thing imo. Meeting at the Featherston is good, but its all very chill in there, not getting many chants going and keeping vibes high.

Think you may find that YF has become a very splintered fan group. For a start very few of the regulars take an active part in the forums and havnt done so for some time with some actively avoiding them. Seems other forms of social media are used often in closed groups.
Back in the bad old BB days chants were regularly a part of the build up but havnt been for some time.
For a variety of reasons many have actually moved out of the zone and prefer to watch from elsewhere.
While others meet at different pubs before games namely Old Baily,Backbencher, and Trax.
Not sure what the answer is but the team performing and winning consistently may go some way to rectifying it. 

Personally Saturdays result has left me very deflated just cant get over the lack of effort  with little attempt by players to get together and try and lift things.
Would be awesome for a change to see the players offer the same level of commitment that the fans do especially those who spend money to travel.
Honestly im thankful i only have 2 games left at the stadium and am glad i didnt spend money to go to Christchurch.
However i look forward to the Wahnix taking part in finals and travelling to support them.
COYN
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