Now, the main talking point of the game; who was he and where did you come from?

I am sure some of you must have seen him. He started in the Carnegie upper - I am in the south stand corner so could see it all before the game. Was he 'real' or planted by the club? He was all over the shop and the stewards seemed fine with it.

Where did all of those t-shirts come from as well? They kept on coming without ending, it seemed.

Highlight of my day easily. I'm sure I can't have been the only one on here to see him. I did wonder if maybe it was one of you lot? Maybe some of you think it was me?

Brilliant! Just a shame we imploded on the field as it stopped it continuing. It would have been incredible to see what would have happened if that try was given!

He was from Canada according to Bill Arthur.

I just assumed it was Damo...

Obviously he was a plant but he did a great job. The choir were shocking.

Thought he was great, and did a good job. Probably would get boring after a few weeks, but something different for now.

As for the choir, I take it you only heard the half time? I say that, and I might be in a minority, but I thought they were really good before the match. The one at half time with the solo was shocking, as she could not sing, but the choir as an harmony were great.

Yup, the lead vocals to Livin' On A Prayer were woeful. I was looking for a big red buzzer to press.

"Super fan" embarrassing

Choir, bless, top effort but was painful

Why? It got the crowd up kids enjoyed it and a few freebies thrown out.

Felt very "bullmania" time esq

Cheesier than £3 worth of Brie

Well I thought it was good. Worked really well in Carnegie seating, though it didn't seem to work within the SS as much. Don't know if that says much about the ease of seating over standing in allowing such things, or says more about the South Standers!

I think pre-match with the singing, the woman doing the main vocal you couldn't really hear above the choir. I wonder in response at half-time they then decided to 'Turn it up to 11' to make sure the next singer could be heard.

Unfortunately, it was to 'Living on a Prayer', which has toe-curling-ly high and screechy bits when Bon Jovi do it, let alone a woman screaming down a microphone that is so loud the vibrations probably killed small animals within a 3 mile radius living underground.

That too was funny though; seeing all the wincing faces of the people around me.

Liviiiiinggggg on a PRRRRRRAAYYYYAAAAAAA!!!! (glass smashes)

I am in the Carnegie Seating too, and probably why as I said earlier, I too found it really good before the game. Infact, I didn't realise they had a lead singer at that time, as you have pointed out.

Just the half time bit was really bad. Song could have worked, if done as the whole choir. But that lead singer with that song, in all honesty you could have picked someone out of crowd at complete random who probably would have sounded better.

Totally agree good prematch poor half time effort

The superfan - simply brilliant! would be good to see him do a different 'gimmick' every game though.

I liked the superfan. It was very American. They often have stuff like that during stoppages in play at Ice Hockey games.

The next natural progression would be "kiss-Cam" on the big screen, though I sit next to a couple of crusty old fellers so not too sure about htat.

Quote: G1 "I liked the superfan. It was very American. They often have stuff like that during stoppages in play at Ice Hockey games. The next natural progression would be "kiss-Cam" on the big screen, though I sit next to a couple of crusty old fellers so not too sure about htat.'" This >>> www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOHkRk00iI8 >>>> is the next step forward. Be careful what you wish for.

Quote: G1 "I liked the superfan. It was very American. They often have stuff like that during stoppages in play at Ice Hockey games. The next natural progression would be "kiss-Cam" on the big screen, though I sit next to a couple of crusty old fellers so not too sure about htat.'" This >>> www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOHkRk00iI8 >>>> is the next step forward. Be careful what you wish for.