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Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by GunsGerms Tue 17 Feb 2015, 4:35 pm
Which do you think it is?
Results may surprise some fans.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-31506063
1. Millennium Stadium (Wales v England) - average 92.0dB
2. Aviva Stadium (Ireland v France) - average 89.8dB
3. Twickenham (England v Italy) - average 88.4dB
4. Murrayfield (Scotland v Wales) - average - 88.0dB
5. Stadio Olimpico (Italy v Ireland) - average 86.1dB
6. Stade de France (France v Scotland) - average - 85.1dB
Results may surprise some fans.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-31506063
1. Millennium Stadium (Wales v England) - average 92.0dB
2. Aviva Stadium (Ireland v France) - average 89.8dB
3. Twickenham (England v Italy) - average 88.4dB
4. Murrayfield (Scotland v Wales) - average - 88.0dB
5. Stadio Olimpico (Italy v Ireland) - average 86.1dB
6. Stade de France (France v Scotland) - average - 85.1dB
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by wayne Tue 17 Feb 2015, 6:28 pm
No 1 is not a surprise to me, and just imagine what it would have been if Lancaster had had the guts to have the roof closed.GunsGerms wrote:Which do you think it is?
Results may surprise some fans.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-31506063
1. Millennium Stadium (Wales v England) - average 92.0dB
2. Aviva Stadium (Ireland v France) - average 89.8dB
3. Twickenham (England v Italy) - average 88.4dB
4. Murrayfield (Scotland v Wales) - average - 88.0dB
5. Stadio Olimpico (Italy v Ireland) - average 86.1dB
6. Stade de France (France v Scotland) - average - 85.1dB
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by majesticimperialman Tue 17 Feb 2015, 6:40 pm
wayne
I was thinking it regards millennium is that with the roof closed or open?
I was thinking it regards millennium is that with the roof closed or open?
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cyril Tue 17 Feb 2015, 7:19 pm
Emptiest vessels and all that jazz...
Only kidding
Not sure that noise necessarily equates to passion though. I don't just want noise, I want quality noise.
Only kidding
Not sure that noise necessarily equates to passion though. I don't just want noise, I want quality noise.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by wayne Tue 17 Feb 2015, 7:25 pm
If I read you correctly Madge, I've already answered it, the roof was open, if Lancaster had some bottle and had it closed it would more than likely been over a 100.majesticimperialman wrote:wayne
I was thinking it regards millennium is that with the roof closed or open?
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by BamBam Tue 17 Feb 2015, 7:31 pm
Wonder how many tries you're awarded for getting over 100db
Must be at least 7 per game the way the blasted roof is being banged on about
Must be at least 7 per game the way the blasted roof is being banged on about
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cyril Tue 17 Feb 2015, 7:33 pm
wayne, I think England showed Wales all they needed to know about 'guts' and 'bottle' on the pitch
Lest we forget, it was a rugby game, not a decibel contest. You can go in there with the roof closed to shout along to Bonnie Tyler in the close season.
Lest we forget, it was a rugby game, not a decibel contest. You can go in there with the roof closed to shout along to Bonnie Tyler in the close season.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by BigTrevsbigmac Tue 17 Feb 2015, 7:40 pm
I bet it went quieter in the second half ?
A Friday night fixture may also be a factor & of course England were playing the 'worlds best at getting turnovers'
A Friday night fixture may also be a factor & of course England were playing the 'worlds best at getting turnovers'
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Steve_rugby Tue 17 Feb 2015, 7:42 pm
wayne wrote:
No 1 is not a surprise to me, and just imagine what it would have been if Lancaster had had the guts to have the roof closed.
It's the points scored that counts, not how much noise some clueless fans can make.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by wayne Tue 17 Feb 2015, 7:51 pm
Cyril wrote:wayne, I think England showed Wales all they needed to know about 'guts' and 'bottle' on the pitch
Lest we forget, it was a rugby game, not a decibel contest. You can go in there with the roof closed to shout along to Bonnie Tyler in the close season.
Cyril, just go and have a look how many times I commented on the 22 pages of the match thread to see how much it bothered me, and the same applies to the 2 sheep that followed you, I'm a true Rugby fan not a once in a blue fan, as among others though Woodward, Guscott and Inverdale all said it is the BEST RUGBY STADIUM in the world, not a cabbage patch.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cyril Tue 17 Feb 2015, 7:57 pm
wayne wrote:Cyril wrote:wayne, I think England showed Wales all they needed to know about 'guts' and 'bottle' on the pitch
Lest we forget, it was a rugby game, not a decibel contest. You can go in there with the roof closed to shout along to Bonnie Tyler in the close season.
Cyril, just go and have a look how many times I commented on the 22 pages of the match thread to see how much it bothered me, and the same applies to the 2 sheep that followed you, I'm a true Rugby fan not a once in a blue fan, as among others though Woodward, Guscott and Inverdale all said it is the BEST RUGBY STADIUM in the world, not a cabbage patch.
Look mate, you were the one who started the talk of 'guts' and 'bottle' so were obviously trying to get a little rise. I just bit. No probs though
The Millennium Stadium is a fine venue, no argument about that.
I bet you're delighted you agree with SCW, Guscott and Inverdale
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by WELL-PAST-IT Tue 17 Feb 2015, 7:59 pm
The Welsh union could not afford all the litigation that would come their way with the sound at 100dB for 2 hours, way above the legal limit at which you are required to wear ear protection if you are working in the area.
Having said that, a disproportionate number of Welsh backs do wear ear protection, 1/2p, JD2, Biggar.
Perhaps the others are just deaf already.
Gatland is certainly deaf to the fans requirements for a more open style of rugby.
Having said that, a disproportionate number of Welsh backs do wear ear protection, 1/2p, JD2, Biggar.
Perhaps the others are just deaf already.
Gatland is certainly deaf to the fans requirements for a more open style of rugby.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cyril Tue 17 Feb 2015, 8:02 pm
Blimey, all that whistling is a bit loud!
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by wayne Tue 17 Feb 2015, 8:07 pm
I only mentioned them 3 as they said it just over a week ago, many others have said the same thing, so it is not very original.Cyril wrote:wayne wrote:Cyril wrote:wayne, I think England showed Wales all they needed to know about 'guts' and 'bottle' on the pitch
Lest we forget, it was a rugby game, not a decibel contest. You can go in there with the roof closed to shout along to Bonnie Tyler in the close season.
Cyril, just go and have a look how many times I commented on the 22 pages of the match thread to see how much it bothered me, and the same applies to the 2 sheep that followed you, I'm a true Rugby fan not a once in a blue fan, as among others though Woodward, Guscott and Inverdale all said it is the BEST RUGBY STADIUM in the world, not a cabbage patch.
Look mate, you were the one who started the talk of 'guts' and 'bottle' so were obviously trying to get a little rise. I just bit. No probs though
The Millennium Stadium is a fine venue, no argument about that.
I bet you're delighted you agree with SCW, Guscott and Inverdale
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cardiff Dave Tue 17 Feb 2015, 8:09 pm
wayne wrote:Cyril wrote:wayne, I think England showed Wales all they needed to know about 'guts' and 'bottle' on the pitch
Lest we forget, it was a rugby game, not a decibel contest. You can go in there with the roof closed to shout along to Bonnie Tyler in the close season.
Cyril, just go and have a look how many times I commented on the 22 pages of the match thread to see how much it bothered me, and the same applies to the 2 sheep that followed you, I'm a true Rugby fan not a once in a blue fan, as among others though Woodward, Guscott and Inverdale all said it is next door to the BEST RUGBY STADIUM in the world, not a cabbage patch.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cardiff Dave Tue 17 Feb 2015, 8:12 pm
Cyril wrote:Emptiest vessels and all that jazz...
Only kidding
Touche. Have a well deserved smiley face
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by WELL-PAST-IT Tue 17 Feb 2015, 8:13 pm
Cyril wrote:Blimey, all that whistling is a bit loud!
Cyril,
I am half deaf, been to the MS too many times with the roof shut.
Where is my lawyers number?..........................
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cyril Tue 17 Feb 2015, 8:15 pm
Okey doke. Blimey, this has got a bit heavywayne wrote:I only mentioned them 3 as they said it just over a week ago, many others have said the same thing, so it is not very original.Cyril wrote:wayne wrote:Cyril wrote:wayne, I think England showed Wales all they needed to know about 'guts' and 'bottle' on the pitch
Lest we forget, it was a rugby game, not a decibel contest. You can go in there with the roof closed to shout along to Bonnie Tyler in the close season.
Cyril, just go and have a look how many times I commented on the 22 pages of the match thread to see how much it bothered me, and the same applies to the 2 sheep that followed you, I'm a true Rugby fan not a once in a blue fan, as among others though Woodward, Guscott and Inverdale all said it is the BEST RUGBY STADIUM in the world, not a cabbage patch.
Look mate, you were the one who started the talk of 'guts' and 'bottle' so were obviously trying to get a little rise. I just bit. No probs though
The Millennium Stadium is a fine venue, no argument about that.
I bet you're delighted you agree with SCW, Guscott and Inverdale
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by WELL-PAST-IT Tue 17 Feb 2015, 8:23 pm
The MS is a fantastic venue; however, a cabbage patch was a compliment to the old pitch. Seems to be better now that they have copied the old farts' idea of laying a composite pitch.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cardiff Dave Tue 17 Feb 2015, 8:33 pm
wayne wrote:I only mentioned them 3 as they said it just over a week ago, many others have said the same thing, so it is not very original.Cyril wrote:wayne wrote:Cyril wrote:wayne, I think England showed Wales all they needed to know about 'guts' and 'bottle' on the pitch
Lest we forget, it was a rugby game, not a decibel contest. You can go in there with the roof closed to shout along to Bonnie Tyler in the close season.
Cyril, just go and have a look how many times I commented on the 22 pages of the match thread to see how much it bothered me, and the same applies to the 2 sheep that followed you, I'm a true Rugby fan not a once in a blue fan, as among others though Woodward, Guscott and Inverdale all said it is the BEST RUGBY STADIUM in the world, not a cabbage patch.
Look mate, you were the one who started the talk of 'guts' and 'bottle' so were obviously trying to get a little rise. I just bit. No probs though
The Millennium Stadium is a fine venue, no argument about that.
I bet you're delighted you agree with SCW, Guscott and Inverdale
I'd wager that SCW, Guscott and Inverdale have never roughed it in the lower tier though.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Guest Tue 17 Feb 2015, 8:46 pm
Surprise, surprise the trolls are out again. Yet another pointless measure (decibels, ffs!) and the 606v2 kn*bends only want to criticise. Some of you could start an argument in an empty room. Cyril, back to your former best I see!
Next: which nation has the whitest paint on their pitch. Brought to you by Crap Top Trumps (C).
Next: which nation has the whitest paint on their pitch. Brought to you by Crap Top Trumps (C).
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by WELL-PAST-IT Tue 17 Feb 2015, 8:55 pm
Griff,
England of course, the only country in the 6N where you cannot see the paint on their shirts.
England of course, the only country in the 6N where you cannot see the paint on their shirts.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Steve_rugby Tue 17 Feb 2015, 9:04 pm
Cardiff Dave wrote:
I'd wager that SCW, Guscott and Inverdale have never roughed it in the lower tier though.
Eh ?
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cardiff Dave Tue 17 Feb 2015, 9:37 pm
Steve_rugby wrote:Cardiff Dave wrote:
I'd wager that SCW, Guscott and Inverdale have never roughed it in the lower tier though.
Eh ?
The lower tier aint the best, to put it mildly.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by WELL-PAST-IT Tue 17 Feb 2015, 9:40 pm
What lower tier is?
Except when you are behind the posts and your side scores a try right under them; best place in the stadium then.
Except when you are behind the posts and your side scores a try right under them; best place in the stadium then.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by wayne Tue 17 Feb 2015, 9:53 pm
In actual fact when Rhys Webb scored his try against England it went above 100db, yet this was beaten at the Aviva at the final whistle, these were the only times in 6 matches this 6N it has gone above that figure.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cardiff Dave Tue 17 Feb 2015, 10:04 pm
WELL-PAST-IT wrote:What lower tier is?
Except when you are behind the posts and your side scores a try right under them; best place in the stadium then.
South terrace, CAP. The North terrace lot would disagree of course.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by WELL-PAST-IT Tue 17 Feb 2015, 10:05 pm
wayne wrote:In actual fact when Rhys Webb scored his try against England it went above 100db, yet this was beaten at the Aviva at the final whistle, these were the only times in 6 matches this 6N it has gone above that figure.
Where is my personal injury lawyers number........................
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by IanBru Tue 17 Feb 2015, 10:12 pm
Dear God, what a pointless article.
If we're going to compare wangs, could we at least do it on the 606 Lovemaking Forum? Decibel levels have even less to do with rugby than the Torygraph's ridiculous beatification of the singing child mascot.
God I need a drink.
If we're going to compare wangs, could we at least do it on the 606 Lovemaking Forum? Decibel levels have even less to do with rugby than the Torygraph's ridiculous beatification of the singing child mascot.
God I need a drink.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cardiff Dave Tue 17 Feb 2015, 10:19 pm
Steve_rugby wrote:
So loud I couldn't hear myself think. I failed there, so 1 nil to you.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cardiff Dave Tue 17 Feb 2015, 10:25 pm
wayne wrote:In actual fact when Rhys Webb scored his try against England it went above 100db, yet this was beaten at the Aviva at the final whistle, these were the only times in 6 matches this 6N it has gone above that figure.
http://www.gcaudio.com/resources/howtos/loudness.html
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Guest Wed 18 Feb 2015, 9:32 am
At last, us Welsh are the best at something
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by GunsGerms Wed 18 Feb 2015, 10:15 am
Its impressive to have the loudest stadium and lose. Usually a losing teams fans are quiet.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by MichaelT Wed 18 Feb 2015, 10:18 am
Is there a similar report on last years competition? With all the talk at the time about not hearing calls, it would be interesting to know the level at Twickenham for England v Ireland.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by MissBlennerhassett Wed 18 Feb 2015, 11:05 am
Has rugby become an indoor game?
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Cyril Wed 18 Feb 2015, 12:10 pm
Unless they're booing their own players.GunsGerms wrote:Usually a losing teams fans are quiet.
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Re: Loudest 6 nations stadiums
by Jimpy Wed 18 Feb 2015, 12:46 pm
wayne wrote:No 1 is not a surprise to me, and just imagine what it would have been if Lancaster had had the guts to have the roof closed.GunsGerms wrote:Which do you think it is?
Results may surprise some fans.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-31506063
1. Millennium Stadium (Wales v England) - average 92.0dB
2. Aviva Stadium (Ireland v France) - average 89.8dB
3. Twickenham (England v Italy) - average 88.4dB
4. Murrayfield (Scotland v Wales) - average - 88.0dB
5. Stadio Olimpico (Italy v Ireland) - average 86.1dB
6. Stade de France (France v Scotland) - average - 85.1dB
Or if Wales had had the guts to win the match...
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