Vuvuzela's Yes or No

[tototoner]

personally I like them and hope they are not banned next year, it all adds to the unique atmosphere

 

[Marty]

Sounds like a mosquito army. My ears felt like they'd been raped after sitting through a full match.

Needless to say, I hate them. I don't care if they're tradition.

 

[Michey]

Hate that shit and we all have to pray this crap stays in South-Africa

 

[Partizan]

I don't like them either, but it would be unwise to ban them like it's been talked about recently

 

[al_pacino]

Cant stand them, they're one monotonous note played throughout the whole match.

 

[werty]

Hate them too. One of thing that a love about football, and especially big tournaments, is the atmosphere and the crowd singing. The vuvuzela's neglect this. I don't mind them in South Africa's matches because that's their style, but I hope they don't filter through to other matches

 

[Bill_Oddie]

I don't think they should be banned and I think it's a step in the right direction that they have allowed the US Envoy back in. Hopefully full trade agreements will be restored soon.

 

[al_pacino]

You're confused Bill, you're talking about Venezuela whereas this tread is about the "traditional" plastic horn of a similar name.

 

[Marty]

I think he knows it and did it deliberately :lol:

 

[Bill_Oddie]

I wondered why it was in General Football. :wink:

 

[llamafarmer]

They were doing my head during the Confederations Cup. I wouldn't complain if they banned them!

 

[CaptainCat]

I have no idea what they are, and by the sounds of it (pun!), I'm lucky.

 

[worcestersauce]

Has anyone actually been at a game with them in the crowd? I wonder what it is like live.

 

[SpurSince57]

Better than an assegai up the jacksi. Just.

 

[cnyy12]

They aren't traditional, they are plastic.