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Choreography

ivansneck
in Domestic World Football

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#1

I do like the choreography at European matches. Here are 2 examples from games @Blackville and I were at a couple of weeks ago.



 


Firstly Gladbach fans before the derby against Koln showing a goat being spanked with the strapline 'in the good old tradition'.


 


Secondly Vitesse fans before the game against Willem II Tilburg.


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#2

Powerful images, just picture Notts doing that or similar!

When people ask what 'American Pie' is about, they're missing the point. The song isn't about the lines themselves - it's about what is between the lines. The song is about what isn't there.

Don McLean

#3

I do also, always like watching Champions League games for this reason and Juventus do a really epic start, which gets their fans really 'feeling' the game. It's almost like going to war with some clubs but in a good way.


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#4

Good choreographies aren't just the preserve of top clubs you know!


 


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And they were done by the fans of a club that gets smaller crowds than Notts!


Community Leader
#6

@DangerousSausage wheres that?

could you see notts trying? all we get is a flag which i do love but compared to european football its hardly in the same league.

 

My local club Waldhof Mannheim. Before big games fans meet up at the ground during the week and make the flags themselves, they're not professional jobs like ours is. They're bigger though, some of them cover the whole stand. They just get held up when the teams take to the field, are taken down again at kick-off and are never used again!

 

I'd like to see Notts fans have a go. We just need someone with artistic talent and a few people with time on their hands!

Community Leader
#7

My local club Waldhof Mannheim. Before big games fans meet up at the ground during the week and make the flags themselves, they're not professional jobs like ours is. They're bigger though, some of them cover the whole stand. They just get held up when the teams take to the field, are taken down again at kick-off and are never used again!

 

I'd like to see Notts fans have a go. We just need someone with artistic talent and a few people with time on their hands!

Project PoN!

That's cool though, really impressive!

chris-sig.webp

A field where dreams become reality.

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#8

I agree with the sausage. Any level can do it. One problem in UK is the ban on sticks in flags. At Borussia and I presume at SV Waldhof, the club helps out with storage, ideas, putting it in place etc.


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#9

This needs sharing. Relegation-doomed Ulm made their own entertainment in the form of a game of Tetris on their visit at Darmstadt:


 


>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoeP4Na_OtQ


Community Leader
#14

Which game was this from?

 

If you mean the Tetris video, I believe it was a match between Darmstadt 98 and SSV Ulm in the Regionalliga 3 or 4 years ago. Ulm had gone into administration, so they automatically relegated and all points from their games were expunged. However, they still had to fulfil their remaining fixtures, although no points were awarded. Which is probably why hardly anyone was there, and why they were doing the choreo while the match was going on!

 

#anorak

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  • 2 months later...
#16

Any english clubs do this sort of thing?


When people ask what 'American Pie' is about, they're missing the point. The song isn't about the lines themselves - it's about what is between the lines. The song is about what isn't there.

Don McLean

#17

Any english clubs do this sort of thing?

 

Yep. Crystal Palace:

 

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And of course the legendary Stanley Ultras:

 

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Community Leader
#18

I'm looking forward to Accrington Stanley, I didn't make it the previous season but this year I plan to be there.

Lets hope Notts can match them!

chris-sig.webp

A field where dreams become reality.

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#21

Alot of teams in Europe do pyrotechnics aswell, I think it might be austria or Czch were they are allowed flares and pyrotechnics aswell as massive flags and banners, I would love to see Notts have an atmosphere half as good as most euro teams

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