I do not care one way or another if the HF exist or throw their toys from their pram and disband.

I suppose that they do like a sing song and use a drum like Mark Goldberg tried years before to improve the ambiance, and it has been noted in the press.

I've been happy to hold up crap left on my sit, join in the old chant and don't mind the pseudo ultra pastiche at all.

But when treated these groups as anymore than a petulant children, you give them and inch and they want a mile.

As for moving blocks, is one supporter better than another? In the end they are the clubs seats and they have a stated framework for sales for all loyal supporters.

If they truly believe that their support, makes such a massive difference to their teams performance, then as a true supporters group they would be remiss or negligent in their support of "their" club not to "give their all"..

Then again evidence suggests that they are not loyal supporters of the club after all which is bigger HF or CPFC? Like many of the groups that came before another will be along soon, move over the kids are coming.

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

Following last night, wanted to take the opportunity to bump this request. If anyone wants to be part of a singing section towards the front of B Block, please email palaceblockb@gmail.com

We’ve put this out before the start of the season and had about a dozen people respond. Not overwhelming but a start. I understand that people may have been waiting to see how things went on Monday night - would the HF turn up and the problem disappear? Would the atmosphere rally without them anyway?

- Now we know that the HF are being true to their stated position, i.e. they have withdrawn their support from the front of Block B.
- We also know that, to a lesser or greater degree, the atmosphere was the worse for it.

So again, we’re asking anyone who’d be interested in moving their seat to form a singing section to get in contact. We’re not asking you to commit at this stage, but want to gauge numbers. This is a massive thread and clearly important to many, so will be posting this a few times just to attempt to get peoples attention. Apologies for that repetition.

All the seats at the front of the block on Monday night were not ST holders (they’re all still up for grabs, but we can't guarantee for how long for). These were random people who had bought tickets on late availability. None of them backed any chant all night. Indeed, it’s highly likely there were Liverpool fans in there. I’d urge any fans who don’t think this is acceptable, and who’d like to get behind a singing section, to get in touch at palaceblockb@gmail.com

COYP

Christ what a negative very boring outlook hoq can you deny that the atmosphere when at best didnt lift the players.

Your whole outlook chills me to the bone

I ask a small favour, what does this mean in English?

Are some loyal supporters worth more than others??

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

I guess it depends on:

A) your perception of whats constitutes loyalty (simply buying a ticket would be considered loyal to some)

B) what else a fan brings to the table other than the perceived 'loyalty' in A) above

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