Message received from Robbie, security officer at the Club, that the drum will not be granted access on Friday.
A clear attempt at restricting the atmosphere our support generate.
Lets raise the roof for 90mins and show this backwards Club what a support looks like.
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Thread: Dundee Utd Ban Drum (Again!)
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09-03-2017 08:02 AM #1First Team Breakthrough
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Dundee Utd Ban Drum (Again!)
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09-03-2017 08:04 AM #2@hibs.net private member
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Pathetic from Utd tbh.
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09-03-2017 08:05 AM #3First Team Regular
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They were very quiet the last time at tannadice, so won't take much to out sing them.
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09-03-2017 08:07 AM #4Coaching Staff
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To be fair its a ****ty stadium and may well lead to a dangerous situation if having to evacuate, its women and children first, not big bloody clumsy in the way drums. Insert smiley
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To be fair, they haven't banned it again. It's the same ban.
Ah, dontcha just love pedantry in the morning . . .
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But if you threw the drum from the back and hit someone on the head, you could kill them.
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09-03-2017 08:21 AM #7Testimonial Due
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Whats the reason they give?
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09-03-2017 08:21 AM #8Coaching Staff
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Crap stadium crap fans
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09-03-2017 08:33 AM #9First Team Regular
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Pathetic tin-pot club. Hope we hump them 3 or 4-0 tomorrow night.
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Oh my lord, seriously?
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Whoosh! Originally Posted by chlub Hibernian
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09-03-2017 09:28 AM #12Testimonial Due
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Dundee Utd Ban Drum (Again!)
I strongly suspect not seriously Originally Posted by chlub Hibernian
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Just a hunch
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09-03-2017 09:52 AM #13Testimonial Due
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Stoater!!!!!!!!!!! Originally Posted by chlub Hibernian
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Apparently its local residents that petitioned to ban drums .
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😂😂😂😂 Originally Posted by chlub Hibernian
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09-03-2017 10:22 AM #16Coaching Staff
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Think it made the fans sing louder last time they didn't allow it.
Hopefully same again!
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You don't need a drum, just get whoever's in the back row to bang on the perspex wall.
Problem solved
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Excellent word. Originally Posted by Sioux
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Blast from the past.
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09-03-2017 10:29 AM #19Ultimate Slaver
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It's about time these were re-introduced to Football.
No harmful smoke or other emissions... although it's best not to be standing right next to it.
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09-03-2017 10:39 AM #20First Team Regular
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Within their rights to make the decision that benefits them.. Originally Posted by Ryan91
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That's what home advantage is all about.
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Can we be really obnoxious and all go into the ground with a whistle each and blow it for ninety mins?
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It's apparently to do with residents complaining. Might as well ask us not to cheer goals either. Originally Posted by Kavinho
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Just looked online and Motherwell fans were also unhappy about not being allowed to take theirs last season.Last edited by WS Hibs; 09-03-2017 at 10:49 AM.
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Time to dig out my vuvuzela. 🤗
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I seem to recall Motherwell doing something similar when they came to ER, caused a fair bit of confusion both on and off the pitch as you could never tell if the ref was blowing for a foul or if it was the 'Well fans blowing on theirs. Originally Posted by HibsNutter
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09-03-2017 11:03 AM #25Coaching Staff
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Their stadium, their home game, their decision. It's not something they've designed specifically to annoy us.
The drummer can have the night off, as long as our players are at it!
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Yup - special atmosphere when they were in use ! Originally Posted by Keekaboo
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No harmful smoke or other emissions... although it's best not to be standing right next to it.
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09-03-2017 11:11 AM #27Coaching Staff
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It's their prerogative. If our ground was a library like Tannadice/Tynecastle and a noisy away support were coming I'd want the club to do everything they could to stop them making noise and giving them any sort of advantage. Fair play.
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The atmosphere last time was terrific despite the petty banning of the drum, and hopefully a noisy Hibs support can this time spur us on to the win. Just don't cheer too loudly though if we score out of respect for the residents nearby.
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Yup ..... their home game, they can do anything they want to maximize the advantage that gives them.
I have many fond memories of games where the Hibs away support was absolutely brilliant and there wasn't a drum to be seen ... we don't need a drum to make a noise at away games .... we can show that on Friday night
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Did we not do this to Livi a few seasons back? I'm sure they brought in a flag that said "Quiet, please" in protest.
Mon the Hibs.
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