A recent 'independent' study of noise levels found that

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Anfield was the noisiest stadium,it must be the away supporters who are making it :-) http://calvinayre.com/2011/06/15/sports/soccer-cacophony-of- noise-revealed/ (http://calvinayre.com/2011/06/15/sports/soccer-cacophony-of-noise-revealed/)

[Pat Vegas]

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:clap:

[Ashberto]

support.

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That was my point. The singing before a player scores doesn't make any difference.

[Rich]

Who actually gives a single f**k?

[Pat Vegas]

stadium.

shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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have you done your paper round yet?

[Ashberto]

more than they like to cheer the hope of scoring a goal.

[Pat Vegas]

[Ashberto]

and their audiences - in sport, music, comedy, etc.

So kindly shove your languid, sleepy cricket-clapping up your arse. :thumbup:

[Ashberto]

[Rich]

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[Rich]

slap them for four. I bet they enjoy that part.

[Monty91]

[Ashberto]

It's easier to make a noise when either things are going well or when people around you are making a noise.

Hence expressions like "Quieten the crowd" "Sing when you're winning".

Scoring a goal is a natural moment for vocal expression, yet still some of the mutes around me can't get excited.

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Because most spuds and Chelsea, Hamnmers ones that I know live in London or near by :-)

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then you added, apart from...

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