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@ricbro1223 That's the way it is done all over continental Europe and a lot of the rest of the world. Many stadiums have permanent stands for these song leaders (or capos as they are usually called). I know it seems odd for somebody from England.

Here's some examples (one is from England; contin...

Next time tell everybody to not wave the banners so that your artwork can actually be interpreted by others in the stadium.

@Woolyjuggs The idea that pyro needs to be in club colors is some of the most reatrded I've seen. Keeps popping up when Americans discuss football though. Also, it is red flares coloring the smoke, not red smoke.

@djgiljr The UEFA Champions League actually draws similar crowds as domestic league matches. The smaller clubs actually get their record attendances in UCL when they get to play against some of the big and famous clubs.

@ErikIsInThaHouse You must not have watched a lot of professional football if you haven't seen a back pass before. Easy to find examples from English Premiership and other top leagues on youtube if you want to educate yourself.

I cannot figure out what is on the banner. You guys need to learn not to wave an overhead banner.

The sloppy paint job of the tree is a disgrace. Looks like a Cascadia turd.

@gersnoregon In 2009 the Sounder typically fielded 3-4 startes in USOC games. In 2010 it was more like 5-6.It's a bit more than other teams, but it's not like the Sounders are fielding their best starting 11. Even in the final both years we started a few players who had seen very little playing t...

@natejwheeler Yes, and that is an outrage.