Worst performer at the ground?

[Big Al]

nah, aisle 109 was where it was at!

Only because you were following the lead of the magnificent bay 108.

[Provost]

Maybe the sound continues to reverberate around my head but I thought the crowd sounded loud on the replay especially in the last Qtr.

I think it is an audio issue of OP, maybe he should post on the manufactures website of his TV or hearing aid....

[sidswan]

In aisle 111 we couldn't have clapped our clappers or yelled any more...no voices today.....the atmosphere was great & I've been going to the footy for a long, long time.

[cruiser]

Good to have another Central Coast person here on RWO.

I've never seen so many Swans supporters on the trains to and from the Central Coast, as well as getting on and off at Woy Woy. Standing room only on both trains.

[teddys mum]

I just watched a replay online - the crowd noise was amazing in the 4th! Even the usual Swans naysayer Sam Lane (who was at the game) and Scott Spits from Real Footy made a point of mentioning "how amazing the atmosphere" was and how "remarkable" the crowd was yesterday.

[dimelb]

A comment that tells what it was like for the players:

That intensity and ferocity of the contest throughout the last quarter was just amazing to be a part of.
The crowd was deafening towards the end and we could feel the atmosphere out on the ground. (Kieren Jack)

from: http://www.sportsnewsfirst.com.au/ar...finished-well/

[Teasdale77]

From aisle 141, first quarter mostly quiet except on scores. Second quarter picked up and there was pretty good buzz going on. I actually blame the damned sun/shade dilemma. It was often hard to figure what was going on as our eyes kept adjusting.

No excuses in the third - it was a library as everyone was in despair. But, like most have said, the last 10 minutes was as loud as I've heard ANZ or SCG.

The thing is, the crowd doesn't ignite the players - they have to do something to lift the crowd first although we did get the sydney ... sydney drone going a couple of times when it was looking grim in the fourth.

[mcs]

I think the thing was Teasdale that the crowd was struggling to get into it in the 3rd/early 4th because it had looked like we really had blown it. We were getting hammered all around the ground, and a lot of people (me included) were just hoping and almost praying we could hang in there. Once we got the break through with the TDL goal after jesse's fantastic work, than the crowd sensed that the momentum had shifted and really got going after that.

[Cheer Squad]

I've watched a replay of the fourth quarter several times now - - and the intensity of the noise after TDL ties the score, ROK gives us the lead, TDL scores again, and finally the siren goes, is amazing.

It makes you wonder what it would have been like with a crowd of 50-60-70K people.

[AnnieH]

I've watched a replay of the fourth quarter several times now - - and the intensity of the noise after TDL ties the score, ROK gives us the lead, TDL scores again, and finally the siren goes, is amazing.

It makes you wonder what it would have been like with a crowd of 50-60-70K people.

It was on those last two goals that I was doing laps of the aisles - screaming like a fishmongers' wife.
Hilarious.

[Wardy]

It was on those last two goals that I was doing laps of the aisles - screaming like a fishmongers' wife.
Hilarious.

I have a picture of that in my head - and it would indeed be hilarious!!! (I was busy hiding from you know who, in 412)

[Jesse Richards]

Well, in Aisle 110 it was deathly quiet all game, though I did hear a whispered thank you as a repentent latecomer took his seat. Polite applause at the final siren and 3 people sang along with the club song.