50% Say no to Vuvuzelas

By Stomp Admin
July 28 2010

The Stomp poll for last week revolved around the South African Instrument the Vuvuzela, much like the Mexican wave it looks like it will become the next new craze to sweep the footballing world.

Premiership teams have already banned the instrument and even the lowly Stranraer have made a stand, they've said no to the instrument being used in the stand but yes to it being used on the terracing.

The Airdrie fans who voted were split

50% said yes to banning it.
42% said don't ban it
8% said they were unsure.

Speaking to a member of Strathclydes finest the comments were simple "The minute the Vuvuzela is used in an agressive manner they will be deemed as dangerous and banned, until then as long as no one blows it in my ear they will be accepted".

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50% Say no to Vuvuzelas
Discussion started by The Stomp (IP Logged), 28/07/2010 12:45
The Stomp
The Stomp
28/07/2010 12:45
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Benano
Benano
28/07/2010 13:49
They're p!sh. Ban them. Although won't make any difference to our 600 anyway!

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happy hour
happy hour
28/07/2010 14:04
Was watching the Queens Park vs Livi highlights the other night and noticed livi fans had them

(Sm20)

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The real Desmond Dekker
The real Desmond Dekker
28/07/2010 14:14
Bring back the crawmill!

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innes innes
Sparta '92
28/07/2010 20:01
Quote:
happy hour
Was watching the Queens Park vs Livi highlights the other night and noticed livi fans had them
(Sm20)
might have known those livi bawbags would lap that sh1te up

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Gordon Thomson
The Hairy Onion
28/07/2010 20:14
the police would want f-all that would create atmosphere

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GSTQ
GSTQ
28/07/2010 22:29
The first male I see over the age of 18 with one these at the games i will smash it over his head

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Mr Clean.
Mr Clean.
29/07/2010 13:46
Spot on GSTQ, a balanced well thought argument that I can't wait to see


"The Guns of Brixton........."

SB 1977

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weasel
weasel
29/07/2010 14:36
have to agree, hate the sound of them.
im suprised the cops would allow them over here, they woudl usualy be worried that they get used to do as GSTQ said

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Arthur Wilson
Sergeant Wilson
29/07/2010 14:53
There are enough trumpets at Airdrie games.

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Diamond boy
Diamond boy
30/07/2010 14:03
haha well im bringin mine it will provited a better atmoshpere for the young players against ailbion grinning smiley

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Arthur Wilson
Sergeant Wilson
30/07/2010 14:06
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Diamond boy
haha well im bringin mine it will provited a better atmoshpere for the young players against ailbion grinning smiley
Bring your English jotter, that'll be a better laugh.

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eddie booth
30/07/2010 14:12
Bet he/she dosn't know what a jotter is.

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The real Desmond Dekker
The real Desmond Dekker
30/07/2010 14:17
Arthur Wilson, grammar and spelling pedant! Tsk tsk, someone is after my job.

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Arthur Wilson
Sergeant Wilson
30/07/2010 14:22
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The real Desmond Dekker
Arthur Wilson, grammar and spelling pedant! Tsk tsk, someone is after my job.
Well...you know me and cheap laughs, it's nothing personal.

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Diamond Forever
Diamond Forever
30/07/2010 19:07
<> As for cheap laughs...

What's the difference between Jordan and a vuvuzela?

One's a piece of cheap plastic s*** that makes a constant droning noise, and the other is a South African musical instrument!

(Sm6) (Sm102) (Sm20)(Sm6) <>

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arkans ghost
arkans ghost
30/07/2010 19:14
oh the darkies are dark(Sm124)

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