Last but not least: funny bag shouting
Fisherman's Friend wants to know how loud ice hockey fans really are and has launched a competition with a difference.
Before the start of a field hockey match, every shouter can test their volume by shouting into an oversized Fisherman's Friend bag. The level of their vocalizations is measured in decibels. The scores achieved are continuously recorded on a board. This is intended to encourage more fans to roar along. The three loudest fans finally compete in the grand final for the day's victory during the last interval of the third period - on the ice in front of the entire crowd.
A whole series of SCB and EVZ field hockey stars have already shown how it's done. However, their high score has already been beaten - the current screaming record is now 127.8 decibels. A jet from a hundred meters away should sound quieter, writes Fisherman's Friend...
A whole series of SCB and EVZ field hockey stars have already shown how it's done. However, their high score has already been beaten - the current screaming record is now 127.8 decibels. A jet from a hundred meters away should sound quieter, writes Fisherman's Friend...
