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Some of the You and me at the stands

The idea was not to see or anticipate an exciting match but to mingle among the crowds at the opposite end of the park. 

Some of these fans are probably the "real" ones of the crowd, they tend to be pretty abusive during the match since the stakes are pretty high. 

So much so they took upon the role of that as the coach, the referee, and the linesmen.

View from the opposite of the main stand of Bishan stadium
  
Shouting and making their presence felt through the "colourful language" used.

When things were not going their way, they threw their arms in the air, stomped their feet on the ground to vent their frustration. 

The only thing that pleases these folks is when things went their way (i.e: a goal is scored). 

Those are probably the only time we see these folks cheering and brimming with smiles on their faces. 

It's just the common sight at the grounds all around the world. 

They can be someone just like you and me or someone we know, filling up the stands everywhere.

Text chatting over the mobile
 
Other this group of fans, there are also people who we classified as "tag-along". 

Sometimes, wondering why to bother tag along when she/he is not interested in watching what they always say is the "silly game of 22 men chasing a white spherical leather object".

So much so that they jolly well "isolated" from the rest with their own activities (i.e: reading newspapers, text messaging, or chatting over the line, as illustrated in the picture on the top)

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