Atmosphere in lower bullens

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Sitting in lower bullens for newcastle game for first time , im not far from the front row f . Whats the atmosphere like there does it feel like your excluded from the game because of the roof covering most of the stand or is it good
 

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Sitting in lower bullens for newcastle game for first time , im not far from the front row f . Whats the atmosphere like there does it feel like your excluded from the game because of the roof covering most of the stand or is it good
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No, it feels like your excluded from the game because of all the 'arl arses that sit in there.
 
Don't stand up too long after a bit of action cos they'll start moanin at you to sit back down
 
not too bad if ya near the front

but as someone else said recently it can be like watching the game through a letterbox when you're further back

you'll be ok lad, the blues exciting togger skillz will have you on the edge of your wooden seat
 

Ever been to a funeral? - bit like that...only with loads of arl-arses hurling abuse, and coughing up sputum
 
Don't forget your shawl btw, or the regs will have you down as some sort of trouble causer, they still revel in getting the fella in the world cup kicked out, that was samba drumming on the tea urn* in the Brazil game.


*said urn is possibly still in residence and use.

whereabouts are you sat mate, you really don't want to be next to their lot, they'll be conga dancing, gannin' doon the thingy road all avvie, and operation goodison exercise will really test the st. johns as shirtless behemoths induce coronaries by attempting star jumps and such.
 
I think it's great in the Lower Bullens. If you want singing type of atmosphere then no, but it has it's own ambience. I love it. I prefer the singing atmosphere myself but for a match with little at stake then I'm more than happy to go in the Lower Bullens.
 
As a boy I went in the Main Stand with my dad and now go in the Lower Gladwys, and I've never known anybody personally, or met anybody, who sits in the LB. I reckon it's filled with inflatable Evertonians that the stewards put there just before I get into the ground, I just don't think I'll ever get to meet a geniune Lower Bullenser.
 


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