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Vuvezelas

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At some matches the crowd synchronise the blowing of their vuvuzelas, which produces a throbbing, pulsating sound. It's the stuff of nightmares.

I wouldn't dream of banning them. Having decided to stage the World Cup in South Africa, the locals are entitled to enjoy the games in their own way.
 
What does the world cup and marriage have in common? You're meant to enjoy it but there's this awful droning in the background....
 
I'd like to see if a group of fans could us the vuvezelas to create some kind of musical rhythms rather than just the buzz. The England fans had nothing better to do last night so they should have been the first to try and co-ordinate them in to some sort 'escape to victory' horn blast.
 
A woman who ruptured her throat at a vuvuzela-blowing contest is recovering well. (Daily Express)

sorry there wasn't a link to paste..
 
We're done this already.

There's a big fuck off thread about it.
 
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I'd like to see if a group of fans could us the vuvezelas to create some kind of musical rhythms rather than just the buzz. The England fans had nothing better to do last night so they should have been the first to try and co-ordinate them in to some sort 'escape to victory' horn blast.
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The fact that its only one note means the range of songs would be few! Unless we adapt 'ooh to be a gooner'. Plus it would turn anfield into a rather monotone place! Still probably a better atmosphere than most of last season though!
 
They've ruined the World Cup.

Matches are devoid of atmosphere and the crowd can have no effect on the match.

Vuvezales + stupid new ball = antifootball
 
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