For the last two home games let’s create a right atmosphere. Everyone bring their scarfs (especially those in the CF end) and bounce to the new ‘Allez Allez allez” chant.

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Sean Dyche built up Burnley Football Club 
Quicker than we ever dreamt he could
Now his name is on our local pub
He a fcuking genius!

( So and so's wife is on the game again tune )

Short, sweet and to the point.
Allows for the speed merchants to go twice

Just for clarification, how do you pronounce fcuking? So it doesn’t turn into a Monty Python sketch n’all

God almighty the thought of the CFS erupting in a scarf waving “ allez” ( isn’t it just scousers who sing that over here?) is right up there with Leicester’s happy clappers and Brighton’s giddy plastics

AlargeClaret wrote:God almighty the thought of the CFS erupting in a scarf waving “ allez” ( isn’t it just scousers who sing that over here?) is right up there with Leicester’s happy clappers and Brighton’s giddy plastics

I agree tarten blankets flasks and tutting is preferred.

If they wave their scarves around the top of their heads in CFS as fast as they sing some of them will take off..

RocketLawnChair wrote:If they wave their scarves around the top of their heads in CFS as fast as they sing some of them will take off..

not to mention the whirlwind that would be created... would cause havoc!!

Getting everyone to bring scarves is a great idea.

Or the club could provide one on every seat........ I've not bought a scarf for 25 years

Too mild for a scarf!

cricketfieldclarets wrote:I agree tarten blankets flasks and tutting is preferred.

Atmosphere is overrated - I think we'd be better with a brief applause (nothing longer than the first 6/8 seconds of the game) then maybe we can get up from our seats and do a quick "yayyy" if we score.

Please report anyone singing a song to your nearest steward - let's get the Turf intimidating again.

Barry_Chuckle wrote:Or the club could provide one on every seat........ I've not bought a scarf for 25 years

Not enough dry powder for that

Flags would make a greater impression

I'd like to see a repeat of the card / plastic on each seat which when held up would spell out "thank you" because this season has been bloody unbelievable

Claret & Blue has never been a great combination to see in the stands, compared to the hoards in red/white, black/white, blue/white or even green/yellow, but I noticed yesterday that whilst nearly everybody was wearing some form of club identification when you looked around the ground the majority were wearing black or navy blue jackets.
The scarves is a good idea but let's hope the sun shines for Bournemouth and folk can just go in their home shirt and turn the ground Claret&Blue.

20 thousand fatties in nylon - really sets the pulse racing

Flags from countries in europe would be funny, cheap to buy also

cricketfieldclarets wrote:I agree tarten blankets flasks and tutting is preferred.

These are all provided free of charge in the Bob Lord stand, each season ticket comes with 50 free tuts as well.