| New Ground Staff on 10:36 - Sep 11 with 5163 views | Yorkshire_Dale |
Hope they've all been on a Sand seminar. |  | |  |
| New Ground Staff on 11:40 - Sep 11 with 5073 views | frenzied |
Would the stadium manager be the man to contact re the ear drum splitting loudness of our PA system? | | | |
| New Ground Staff on 12:44 - Sep 11 with 4948 views | DaleiLama |
| New Ground Staff on 10:36 - Sep 11 by Yorkshire_Dale |
Hope they've all been on a Sand seminar. |
None of them have feathers anyway |  |
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| New Ground Staff on 13:11 - Sep 11 with 4877 views | JimmyRustler |
Where's that gravy loving northern boy when you need him? |  | | |
| New Ground Staff on 13:12 - Sep 11 with 4872 views | D_Alien |
Good business, presumably with our acting CEO instrumental
Welcome to the NordenBoysLoveGravy train |  |
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| New Ground Staff on 15:28 - Sep 11 with 4695 views | Yorkshire_Dale |
| New Ground Staff on 11:40 - Sep 11 by frenzied |
Would the stadium manager be the man to contact re the ear drum splitting loudness of our PA system? |
Pardon? | | | |
| New Ground Staff on 15:38 - Sep 11 with 4682 views | frenzied |
I now arrive at the ground 2 mins before kick off to avoid that "acoustic waterboarding" which we are all subjected to!!!! | | | |
| New Ground Staff on 16:26 - Sep 11 with 4605 views | kiwidale |
| New Ground Staff on 11:40 - Sep 11 by frenzied |
Would the stadium manager be the man to contact re the ear drum splitting loudness of our PA system? |
I've been reading the same complaints on here for several years it must be awful for those close to the offending speakers? In spite of the trust involvement the club appear to be turning a deaf ear, is it as bad as has been mentioned? if so is it a case of health and safety? There is legislation in place that covers safe noise levels in the work place I'm not sure if the same legislation applies to a public place such as the crown arena but the Crown arena is also a work place there must be a couple of hundred people employed there on any match day stewards etc. Maybe given the reticence to address the problem a call to the appropriate authority would be in order. | |
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| New Ground Staff on 17:18 - Sep 11 with 4514 views | SuddenLad |
| New Ground Staff on 15:38 - Sep 11 by frenzied |
I now arrive at the ground 2 mins before kick off to avoid that "acoustic waterboarding" which we are all subjected to!!!! |
If this was in the workplace, it would be sorted in no time when people complained. |  |
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| New Ground Staff on 17:22 - Sep 11 with 4508 views | EllDale |
It's awful even if you aren't stood close to the speakers. | | | |
| New Ground Staff on 17:34 - Sep 11 with 4463 views | 442Dale |
| New Ground Staff on 17:18 - Sep 11 by SuddenLad |
If this was in the workplace, it would be sorted in no time when people complained. |
https://www.daletrust.co.uk/2018/01/meeting-with-the-directors-part-1/
<<"Tannoy system: what’s being done to resolve the sound issue? The volume levels in some stands are almost unbearable at times (Sandy Lane and Main Stand mentioned as being problematic). Wasn’t work carried out to address this in the summer?  Â
They stated that work was carried out the Summer repairing a number of the speakers around the ground. The Trust stated that the noise levels in the Pearl Street were much improved on last year but problems remained in other parts of the ground. It was suggested that soundchecking in an empty stadium doesn’t always translate to levels when supporters are in the ground, and two directors volunteered to go around the ground at the next home game to assess the different levels.">>
It would be interesting to hear via the Trust what problems were identified from the work carried out by the directors, what the proposed solutions were and whether these are the subject of an ongoing review. Presumably this review process is in place to try and ensure supporters are not adversely affected going forward, so with that in mind it's difficult to work out why there are obviously still issues.
The recent home game where the speakers in the Sandy suddenly stopped working was actually welcomed by some as, for some reason, the noise levels are pretty unbearable again.
Also, can anyone in the Pearl Street confirm that the sound level is "much improved"? If so, that's a start. |  |
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| New Ground Staff on 17:39 - Sep 11 with 4445 views | ValleySaddler |
| New Ground Staff on 17:34 - Sep 11 by 442Dale |
https://www.daletrust.co.uk/2018/01/meeting-with-the-directors-part-1/
<<"Tannoy system: what’s being done to resolve the sound issue? The volume levels in some stands are almost unbearable at times (Sandy Lane and Main Stand mentioned as being problematic). Wasn’t work carried out to address this in the summer?  Â
They stated that work was carried out the Summer repairing a number of the speakers around the ground. The Trust stated that the noise levels in the Pearl Street were much improved on last year but problems remained in other parts of the ground. It was suggested that soundchecking in an empty stadium doesn’t always translate to levels when supporters are in the ground, and two directors volunteered to go around the ground at the next home game to assess the different levels.">>
It would be interesting to hear via the Trust what problems were identified from the work carried out by the directors, what the proposed solutions were and whether these are the subject of an ongoing review. Presumably this review process is in place to try and ensure supporters are not adversely affected going forward, so with that in mind it's difficult to work out why there are obviously still issues.
The recent home game where the speakers in the Sandy suddenly stopped working was actually welcomed by some as, for some reason, the noise levels are pretty unbearable again.
Also, can anyone in the Pearl Street confirm that the sound level is "much improved"? If so, that's a start. |
Its still impossible to hold a conversation with the people sat around you in Pearl Street. |  | | |
| New Ground Staff on 17:42 - Sep 11 with 4427 views | TVOS1907 |
| New Ground Staff on 17:34 - Sep 11 by 442Dale |
https://www.daletrust.co.uk/2018/01/meeting-with-the-directors-part-1/
<<"Tannoy system: what’s being done to resolve the sound issue? The volume levels in some stands are almost unbearable at times (Sandy Lane and Main Stand mentioned as being problematic). Wasn’t work carried out to address this in the summer?  Â
They stated that work was carried out the Summer repairing a number of the speakers around the ground. The Trust stated that the noise levels in the Pearl Street were much improved on last year but problems remained in other parts of the ground. It was suggested that soundchecking in an empty stadium doesn’t always translate to levels when supporters are in the ground, and two directors volunteered to go around the ground at the next home game to assess the different levels.">>
It would be interesting to hear via the Trust what problems were identified from the work carried out by the directors, what the proposed solutions were and whether these are the subject of an ongoing review. Presumably this review process is in place to try and ensure supporters are not adversely affected going forward, so with that in mind it's difficult to work out why there are obviously still issues.
The recent home game where the speakers in the Sandy suddenly stopped working was actually welcomed by some as, for some reason, the noise levels are pretty unbearable again.
Also, can anyone in the Pearl Street confirm that the sound level is "much improved"? If so, that's a start. |
Not noticed any change at the Pearl Street end, tbh. Perhaps it’s a case of just turning the volume control anti-clockwise and not shouting as though it’s the Feel Good Festival. |  |
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| New Ground Staff on 17:44 - Sep 11 with 4411 views | frenzied |
| New Ground Staff on 17:34 - Sep 11 by 442Dale |
https://www.daletrust.co.uk/2018/01/meeting-with-the-directors-part-1/
<<"Tannoy system: what’s being done to resolve the sound issue? The volume levels in some stands are almost unbearable at times (Sandy Lane and Main Stand mentioned as being problematic). Wasn’t work carried out to address this in the summer?  Â
They stated that work was carried out the Summer repairing a number of the speakers around the ground. The Trust stated that the noise levels in the Pearl Street were much improved on last year but problems remained in other parts of the ground. It was suggested that soundchecking in an empty stadium doesn’t always translate to levels when supporters are in the ground, and two directors volunteered to go around the ground at the next home game to assess the different levels.">>
It would be interesting to hear via the Trust what problems were identified from the work carried out by the directors, what the proposed solutions were and whether these are the subject of an ongoing review. Presumably this review process is in place to try and ensure supporters are not adversely affected going forward, so with that in mind it's difficult to work out why there are obviously still issues.
The recent home game where the speakers in the Sandy suddenly stopped working was actually welcomed by some as, for some reason, the noise levels are pretty unbearable again.
Also, can anyone in the Pearl Street confirm that the sound level is "much improved"? If so, that's a start. |
I was in the Pearl Street stand for the match V Walsall..if that's" improved"..then god help us..its impossible to have a conversation with someone at 2 feet without having to shout over the mindless racket blasting from the speakers.
Ive emailed the powers that be at Rochdale over 2 weeks ago..Gina acknowledged the email and stated that it would be passed on to the relevant dept..no response since..
Surely to god it cant be hard to turn the volume down... | | | |
| New Ground Staff on 17:59 - Sep 11 with 4370 views | MoonyDale |
| New Ground Staff on 17:44 - Sep 11 by frenzied |
I was in the Pearl Street stand for the match V Walsall..if that's" improved"..then god help us..its impossible to have a conversation with someone at 2 feet without having to shout over the mindless racket blasting from the speakers.
Ive emailed the powers that be at Rochdale over 2 weeks ago..Gina acknowledged the email and stated that it would be passed on to the relevant dept..no response since..
Surely to god it cant be hard to turn the volume down... |
We could turn up en masse wearing noise cancelling ear protectors, those bright yellow ones so the directors get a good view of them.....Even better why not start stocking blue and white ones with a Dale logo on each lug hole in the club shop, couple of quid each and make some pennies out of it at the same time....The sound in the Sandy is bloody ridiculously loud..... |  |
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| New Ground Staff on 18:00 - Sep 11 with 4373 views | NordenBoysLoveGravy |
| New Ground Staff on 13:11 - Sep 11 by JimmyRustler |
Where's that gravy loving northern boy when you need him? |
I was here a month ago telling you this breaking news.
And the new Head Groundsman started last Monday, not yesterday as incorrectly stated in the article. [Post edited 11 Sep 2018 19:33]
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| New Ground Staff on 18:16 - Sep 11 with 4326 views | 442Dale |
| New Ground Staff on 17:59 - Sep 11 by MoonyDale |
We could turn up en masse wearing noise cancelling ear protectors, those bright yellow ones so the directors get a good view of them.....Even better why not start stocking blue and white ones with a Dale logo on each lug hole in the club shop, couple of quid each and make some pennies out of it at the same time....The sound in the Sandy is bloody ridiculously loud..... |
They won’t need to spot any such protests as you’d think that any comprehensive investigation into concerns from supporters on this (which have, as acknowledged, been consistent for a number of years) would mean that they are monitoring both the sound levels on a consistent basis, whilst also asking fans for their opinions at regular intervals as they go around the ground. | |
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| New Ground Staff on 18:38 - Sep 11 with 4264 views | rochdale_ranger |
| New Ground Staff on 18:00 - Sep 11 by NordenBoysLoveGravy |
I was here a month ago telling you this breaking news.
And the new Head Groundsman started last Monday, not yesterday as incorrectly stated in the article. [Post edited 11 Sep 2018 19:33]
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I know. How dare you share rumours and inside information on a football forum. |  | | |
| New Ground Staff on 19:08 - Sep 11 with 4204 views | dawlishdale |
The noise levels are ridiculous and way too high in all stands.
So far this season; they are as loud (if not louder) than last season. Add to this, the constant need of the announcer to shout, and it is impossible to converse with neighbouring fans.
There is a very very easy solution: Move a speaker into the Board Room. Just one...so that the Board members sample the torture that ordinary supporters face. They'd be rushing outside to throttle Sweetmore in an instant if that was the case.
It's obvious that either the sound checks are not being done correctly, or that someone (and I think I can guess who) is altering the volumes after the soundcheck has been carried out. | | | |
| New Ground Staff on 19:16 - Sep 11 with 4179 views | Molly |
| New Ground Staff on 18:16 - Sep 11 by 442Dale |
They won’t need to spot any such protests as you’d think that any comprehensive investigation into concerns from supporters on this (which have, as acknowledged, been consistent for a number of years) would mean that they are monitoring both the sound levels on a consistent basis, whilst also asking fans for their opinions at regular intervals as they go around the ground. |
There would be no point in doing that. The fans wouldn't be able to hear the questions being asked and they certainly wouldn't be able to hear any answers! | | | |
| New Ground Staff on 19:49 - Sep 11 with 4100 views | JimmyRustler |
| New Ground Staff on 18:00 - Sep 11 by NordenBoysLoveGravy |
I was here a month ago telling you this breaking news.
And the new Head Groundsman started last Monday, not yesterday as incorrectly stated in the article. [Post edited 11 Sep 2018 19:33]
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I honestly don't give a fook pal but as the club aren't really forthright with any breaking news, you're our only source of information.
Any sex scandals on the horizon? Are those new hotdog fingers being filled with more than one new type of sausage or out? | | | |
| New Ground Staff on 14:59 - Sep 15 with 3403 views | 442Dale |
The speakers are still not working in the Sandy, three weeks since they blew. There’s no complaints for the ability to converse without wondering if this is what it’s like during a busy period on a aircraft carrier, but it illustrates how important it is to sort...
At least it’s working for the away fans to offer their congratulations. | |
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| New Ground Staff on 18:58 - Oct 11 with 2925 views | NordenBoysLoveGravy |
| New Ground Staff on 19:49 - Sep 11 by JimmyRustler |
I honestly don't give a fook pal but as the club aren't really forthright with any breaking news, you're our only source of information.
Any sex scandals on the horizon? Are those new hotdog fingers being filled with more than one new type of sausage or out? |
No sex scandal but the lad who came from Oldham 6 weeks ago as deputy groundsman has jumped ship and is going back there. | | | |
| New Ground Staff (n/t) on 20:08 - Oct 11 with 2777 views | justanillusion |
| New Ground Staff on 14:59 - Sep 15 by 442Dale |
The speakers are still not working in the Sandy, three weeks since they blew. There’s no complaints for the ability to converse without wondering if this is what it’s like during a busy period on a aircraft carrier, but it illustrates how important it is to sort...
At least it’s working for the away fans to offer their congratulations. |
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| New Ground Staff on 20:15 - Oct 11 with 2753 views | justanillusion |
| New Ground Staff on 18:58 - Oct 11 by NordenBoysLoveGravy |
No sex scandal but the lad who came from Oldham 6 weeks ago as deputy groundsman has jumped ship and is going back there. |
I hope he gets paid on time !
Seems apt to remember “ the grass isn’t always greener on the other side” considering his vocation | | | |
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