New Poll: Should Albion ban the Vuvuzela?


By Jemma Tappenden
July 22 2010

The World Cup may well have ended in severe disappointment for England this summer, but its spirit is set to live on as football grounds across the country prepare for an influx of the Vuvuzela when the season kicks off in August. The Vuvuzela has become the footballing marmite, with fans either loving or hating it, and some grounds have already made the decision to ban them.

Birmingham City have today become the first, and as of yet the only Midlands side to bad the Vuvuzela at their stadium.  Aston Villa, West Bromwich Albion, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Walsall are yet to make a decision on whether the noisy World Cup memorabillia has a place in their stands next season.

So, what do you think?  This week we're asking you whether the Vuvuzela should be banned from the Hawthorns next season.  To have your say simply CLICK HERE and scroll down to the bottom of the page to locate the poll.

The results from the previous poll are as follows:

Question: Who will be the Premiership strugglers of 2010/11?
Newcastle United 1.18%
West Brom 5.88%
Blackpool 56.47%
Wolves 16.47%
Birmingham City 0%
Wigan 14.12%
West Ham 1.18%
Blackburn 2.35%
Sunderland 1.18%
Other 1.18%
Number of votes: 85

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New Poll: Should Albion ban the Vuvuzela?
Discussion started by WBA Baggies World (IP Logged), 22/07/2010 19:02
WBA Baggies World
WBA Baggies World
22/07/2010 19:02
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Tim Page
Tim Page
22/07/2010 20:04
Yes

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AMS71
AMS71
23/07/2010 11:29
No. If we get used to it an opposition aren't it may be a useful tool for the 12th man in what will be a hard season.

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HawthornHeart
24/07/2010 10:44
Yes

please

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