Don't the Bulldogs have a similar area called the Kennel. We should allocate the South East corner as an unallocated area for those who want to sing. I'd call it the Stable, Old Faithful was a horse after all.
Being in that corner both the East and South would be dragged into the atmosphere.

like it.could maybe get iceland to sponsor that section

I am brand new at contributing here. Have watched from the forum from afar for many years. So, the thread stirred me into making a comment. For what it is worth my family group have moved, this season, from the family bit of the west stand to the south stand. We moved hoping for some atmosphere. The singing always seems to stop at the SW corner so hoping to have a sore throat this season. IMO it would help to have a singing section as you hear different groups start something off in different parts and then it peters out before it gets to the west. Hope it catches on

as i have said before i think its a decent idea but how do you make sure the people sitting in that area are going to sing.i have sat there (south/east) since k.c opened and not everyone in that area sings.can't think those fans are going to move if thats there usual seat.if there was a way they would allow you to stand (the seats remain) that would maybe convince people to sit elsewhere.the other idea is the club reserving a area for fans who attend away matches.that way you get the people who sing together at away matches sat together.i know both ideas flawed but all ideas are regarding this.bringing back standing is probaly the only real solution,and some good entertaining rugby played with pride and passion would help.

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