Same.Same
Would like to think you should be a local fan to qualify for a ticket.
You are not helping travelling a distance to a football match even though it would have to be played at a level 2 area
Same.Same
Did you also ask that they exclude families from attending together?We specifically asked that plastic cunts, particularly Irish ones, be excluded. Nice to know City listened for once. ;-)
Only 55k? This is gonna top the two and a half million who went to York.Newcastle home on Boxing day will be the new "York away"
"I was there, first game after Covid"
Estimates will put the crowd at 55k for a 2200 capacity match :-}
The club has all these details already on a database as well as where everyone is sitting end entering, and has a record of who as attended. Seems laziness from the club insisting fans purchase and take with them a phone to do this, shows they are out of touch, not everyone wants a phone with the internet on.Are you absolutely sure about that?
"In England, you do not have to request details from people who check in with the official NHS QR poster, and venues should not ask them to do both. Venues must not make the specific use of the NHS QR code a precondition of entry (as the individual has the right to choose to provide their contact details if they prefer)."
I know we have our own definition of safe in these times but to imply 2000 in a 50000+ stadium is unsafe is stretching it for me.Preferably, yes. Until a large percentage of the population has been vaccinated I can't see how it's safe to permit crowds of any size. At the moment in some parts of the country cases are actually increasing, despite the recent lockdown.
Safety is a long way off, IMHO.
I know we have our own definition of safe in these times but to imply 2000 in a 50000+ stadium is unsafe is stretching it for me.