Football Players Complaining About Vuvuzela
The Vuvuzela is a stadium horn used by fans in South Africa. This instrument is easy to use just like saxophone, just blow through the hole and it gets the buzz. Recently there have been complaints from TV audiences and players that the Vuvuzela is annoying and too loud. Players are saying they find it hard to hear anything while playing in the field because of the sound from Vuvuzela.
TV audiences are saying hearing the voices of the crowd are far more enjoyable than hearing the Vuvuzela. They are saying in previous World Cup you can hear the crowd’s emotional and happy chants but at the current moment all we can hear is Vuvuzela’s. Fans support them with passion and the atmosphere inside the crown should be the voices of fans not the Vuvuzelas.
South African FA has denied the fact that Vuvuzela will be banned as one of their spokesman said that this is South African culture and we would like people who have come from different culture to enjoy this and be part of our culture. This is how we celebrate and enjoy in South Africa. Very true if the World Cup is being held in South Africa then people need to adapt to the culture. When South Africa was selected they should have been aware of the Vuvuzela especially what happened in confederation cup last year, so they should have prepared for it.
Me and my sister the other day were playing rakeback while watching one of the games and my sister got angry at the Vuvuzela when she lost one pot. She was fuming I just had a smile on face because I knew it was nothing to do with the Vuvuzela, she just lost. We got a really good rakeback deals from few magazines so we thought we will try full tilt poker while watching the game.
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