P.S: My last comment on this discussion
The way forward doesn't require a leader or a general, or anything too different from what is done today. The issue is the gaps that are left between pockets of people, and those gaps get infiltrated by people who are not commited to the cause. Even if it starts out with 30 of the most committed singers, those 30 need to be shoulder to shoulder, and sing as one. The other key to the best groups out there is that they are not so much of a family thing - now this is the difference about the dragon army, however those with small children or the ones that enjoy being apart of the army but not always the most involved with the singing and carry on need to take spots in front or to the edges, and leave the standing group to be togther, and focus on the chants, rather than those who can't see because they sat behind them.
If you choose to sit or associate with the army, you need to be fully involved, or take a spot outside of the main crowd and enjoy being a part of it that way.
Once the core group consistenly get it right, it will spread like wildfire, and the more that get in with the core group, the easier it will be to get everyone singing the same chant as the volume will cover more ground.
It's not rocket science, but a small shift in the setting up would make a huge difference, and hills are even more unforgiving for spreading out.
I'm in the stands for the Kogarah games, but I will be at the away games with you all, and I hope everything keeps going good for the remainder of this season.
