But there are relatively few people in both categories. Anyway it’s a moot point, the real issue is with the airborne virus outside the ground at various bottlenecks where social distancing is impossible. That said it’s equally impossible in supermarkets with moronic staff flouting the guidelines so is going to the match any more dangerous than popping down to the shops ?If you've got a disability which affects your balance, and require a stick to help you keep yourself upright, you may find that a stick is of limited use when trying to get to your seat. Holding on to someone's seat is a prerequisite in those circumstances. If you're fit and able, get yourself totally bladdered and try to get to your seat without touching anyone.
I'm now in the former category, but encountered he same difficulties in the latter.
Spot onIt has to be either no champions no promotion and no relegation or completed warts and all. it can’t be something in the middle. There’s a few teams in the championship that are in the running for promotion likewise league one etc
Everything has a domino affect
please could you kindly demonstrate your 'no touch technique ' for putting your seat down?Transport fair enough. Never noticed people walking along rows touching seats in the ground though.
I'm not sure I agree with this, when I go back to work we don't need medics, ambulances or coppers to be involved that could be better used elsewhere.Tbh, Marvin probably knows as much as anyone on here about covid.
My opinion, when they tell most to go back to work then so should footballers. Like everyone else it won’t be as normal but it’s a start.
Quite easy to do with a deft piece of footwork but that’s not the point. How many seats other than your own do you touch at the match ?please could you kindly demonstrate your 'no touch technique ' for putting your seat down?
You also need to factor in how many will touch your seat as well.Quite easy to do with a deft piece of footwork but that’s not the point. How many seats other than your own do you touch at the match ?
Doors ? Lift buttons ? Didn’t even know we had em. I’d say the vast majority of people don’t touch any of the things on your list.
But what happens when you are unable to use deft footwork to bring your seat down? YOU HAVE TO TOUCH THE SEAT!! THAT IS THE POINT you seem unable to grasp. The final sentence was answered at my post #9206. You may wish to reread it to refresh your memory.Quite easy to do with a deft piece of footwork but that’s not the point. How many seats other than your own do you touch at the match ?