Don't forget - most people at Cougars are volunteers giving their time and effort.



On another thread it was mentioned PIRAG has £400. I wonder if they would buy a top notch radio microphone with a better range than the current one and loan it to Dubane so he could get singers / MCs / half time draw etc to perform on a small portable platform on the centre spot? - that would have more impact than people trying to interact with the crowd being lost in amongst the dugouts as has to happen now.



All those who the board asks to volunteer need the encouragement and support of all fans

It think a balance has to be struck. Some of the things were innovative and new 20 years ago are now clichéd and dated although similar principles can apply to today. Rev the crowd up with high tempo, intense music. Keep it reasonably modern but chuck a few classics in there.



Clubbed To Death- Rob Dougan

Resistance-Muse

Immigrant Song- Led Zeppelin

Radioactive- Imagine Dragons

Brianstorm- Arctic Monkeys

F.E.A.R- Ian Brown

Out Of Space- The Prodigy

Thanks for that, but as a volunteer myself I understand many give up their time and effort for little to no thanks. My point wasn't intended to upset anyone or be rude, just fair constructive feedback. The matchday experience does need work and things like that don't help, but I suppose the club can't expect much with the massive budget allocated of zero.

I take your point, but that alone would not make me think, wow, I want to come back again. I also understand what worked then maybe won't have the same effect now, but we have to try something different. How many people were sceptical about Cougarmania version 1 and look what happened with that. Something innovative needs to be tried to make it an experience. Don't ask me what though?

It may not work second time around I accept, but could we get someone with some personality and gift of the gab who could stoke up the fans in preparation for the game. No offence to anyone, but at the moment the MC struggles to get our own players names correct.'"

Dubane - How you going on putting together a show / experience for match days that you & we will be proud of?

"Perfect" is a bit OTT.



There are far more people in the rest of the ground than there are in the stand. I stand at both ends and the speakers are inconsistent to non existent.



Volunteers deserve praise but are not beyond constructive criticism if it improves the matchday experience for all.

"Perfect" is a bit OTT.



There are far more people in the rest of the ground than there are in the stand. I stand at both ends and the speakers are inconsistent to non existent.



Volunteers deserve praise but are not beyond constructive criticism if it improves the matchday experience for all.

Think constructive criticism is fine, but everyone can have an opinion - I also know both ends of the sticks are poor with the sound but this is surly down to the club rather than having a pop at a volunteer, maybe the board can have a look at this and put there hand in there pockets and then everyone will be happy

Is not having a PA system that is clearly audible throughout the ground a health and safety issue?

shlobalob shlodin roobun shelfoed ding dong bubble bubble- thats what it sounds like - know some sponsors who are not happy

I think people need to stop taking constructive comments personally.



If the sound is a club issue, fine. The sound quality at both ends is poor. If the MC/Soundman is aware of this are they not best placed to feed this back to the club with a view to bidding for finance? I would do not have a clue with regard to speaker requirements etc. If this has already been done and fallen on deaf ears I apologise.



My comment was in relation to getting our own players names wrong which I'm sorry, volunteer, or paid employee is somewhat embarrassing.



I think Dreamers post is spot on in so far as, volunteers deserve massive praise for the time and effort put into the club, but should not exempt themselves from constructive feedback to improve what they and the club provide.