Some talk on the radio this evening of the plan for supporters to attend the last two rounds of PL games being in doubt as the authorities don’t want to encourage people potentially travelling from one region to another and to let football fans do so might encourage the general public to follow suitI haven't seen any updates so I am guessing that the ticket information will be shared tomorrow or Thursday (providing this isn't still being held up by the Government or Brent Council).
That’s got to be nonsense. From May 17th all hotels/bandb’s open up for leisure purposes (self contained accommodation opening next week) so travelling around the country is all part of the next steps of the roadmap anyway.Some talk on the radio this evening of the plan for supporters to attend the last two rounds of PL games being in doubt as the authorities don’t want to encourage people potentially travelling from one region to another and to let football fans do so might encourage the general public to follow suit
I would probably qualify apart from the make pattern baldness and the weak bladder.I heard the allocation criteria is going to be, both vaccination jabs, season ticket holders, cup scheme members, MPB (male pattern baldness), weak bladder, non vocal, can remember who broke Bert Trautmanns neck and able to do a drawing of Roy Paul from memory and not stood at the bar in The Claremont, oh, and over 70. Who on Bluemoon will qualify for the two thousand tickets.
I hope the fixtures go ahead with fans. Fingers crossed, the number of cases in the Country could be low by mid May and serious illness from the virus might have largely been eliminated (in Britain).Some talk on the radio this evening of the plan for supporters to attend the last two rounds of PL games being in doubt as the authorities don’t want to encourage people potentially travelling from one region to another and to let football fans do so might encourage the general public to follow suit
I can understand the authorities and the Clubs thinking letting in away fans (this season) is more hassle than it’s worth.Some talk on the radio this evening of the plan for supporters to attend the last two rounds of PL games being in doubt as the authorities don’t want to encourage people potentially travelling from one region to another and to let football fans do so might encourage the general public to follow suit
I can understand the authorities and the Clubs thinking letting in away fans (this season) is more hassle than it’s worth.
Isn’t that mitigated to an extent if everybody has a home game in the final 2 fixtures.Not sure anybody reasonably expected away fans to attend this season but if true, expect Newcastle to kick up a stink if their game against Fulham is a relegation decider and there's home fans only.
It’s the hope that kills you. I’m sure everyone is hoping they get the golden ticket to say farewell to Sergio in the final home game but it’s such a fluid situation that I’m just reconciling myself to the idea that I won’t get to see him leave or to see this incredible team at all this season.I hope the fixtures go ahead with fans. Fingers crossed, the number of cases in the Country could be low by mid May and serious illness from the virus might have largely been eliminated (in Britain).
If travelling fans were a big concern then tickets could be restricted to Blues, for example, with a North West postcode. That would mean I would miss out but I would rather the games went ahead with fans.