what about mean machine or something when there around the 20 help them drive to try line and if all on here do it then south and west will be singing with the east stand if u sing something near the try line then your singing at the right time and everyone knows when to sing

There were plenty of Rovers supporters sitting in the section where I sit that is usually full of pass holders (in the West Stand). When any singing started up they, surprisingly, did not join in. I know we don't do a lot of singing as a stand on matchdays but it will be much better when it's just FC supporters in that section.

Atmosphere was pretty good for a pre-season friendly. Yes it was a derby but both sets of fans knew the result doesn't mean too much which showed from both sets of fans.

Was ok were we sit, seemed a bit better than usual without some of the usual loud mouths who sit round there

Me too,although the smell in the small bog on Springbank brings back fond memories.

Are you Kosh's long lost brother ?

Personally I think we have dropped down hell of a lot as vocal fans since the move to the KC. A singing block would be just like having a "Threepenny stand" in the ground, aftaerall the Threepenney was just like a singing block in itself.

No, he's far better looking than me.

Threepenny lost much of it's magic when the capacity was cut (I'm talking before the old stand was demolished). We've often had a far better atmosphere at the KC than in the last few years at The Boulevard.

I just fail to see how a "singing block" works. People will sing if they want to or not as the case may be. I find the idea a bit embarrassing to be honest.

I agree with that, it is great to have a good atmosphere, I enjoy a good rendition of Old Faithful etc..however I personally like to just focus on the game, don't get me wrong I like to cheer etc,

The Threepenny from pre 1989 is what I miss and I would say I sometimes would pay money for the Threepenny of pre 1985 to be emulated.

For its last 13 years, the Threepenny was a pale shadow of its former self.

Historically our fans have been far more vocal at away games and that remains the situation. I think often many fans at home games wait for something to happen on the pitch before getting right up for creating a good atmosphere. I think sometimes too many fans would rather let someone else start a chant off.

If you want to sing, join a choir. simplez

that would be a blast hearing aled jones sing old faithful ha ha