same.
the chelsea game was the 1st game i watched for months and that was only because i had nothing better to do
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the chelsea game was the 1st game i watched for months and that was only because i had nothing better to do
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What chance a few thousand at Wembley?!!!
Blu3m00n91
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Can’t believe it’s been a whole year since that brilliant Villa away game (6-1). Would never of thought life would of changed so much then. Madness
Very likely I think. Not sure when this is going to turn but when it does, I think it turns for good (immunity levels are just going to keep rising).
See this. May be a long way off herd immunity nationally, but not really that far off in some metropolitan areas. You can add on recent infections 1.5% and 3% per week for vaccination. This data is at 3rd Jan 2020.
It's from Edge Health and the data is from a table in the Guardian in an article by Kirk, leach, Duncan.
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Yep another class day out watching City. Coming up to a year since my last games watching us (Madrid Away/Wembley).
If it's not the final in April when do people reckon fans come back? I could possibly see some fans in the final games in May but if not hopefully August we see a full Etihad or atleast half full, I'm so desperate to get back and enjoy some live football once again.
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I’m positive by April/may a large percentage of fans will return. By the start of next season should see full capacity
BamberBridgeBlue
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I’m positive that Coronavirus will never go away. This is it forever.
Don’t misunderstand me, I hope you are right.
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Think you’re being a bit optimistic with that timescale of April/ may. Start of next season more likely.
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Maybe... but 90% of deaths are from the ages groups which will be vaccinated by that time
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Saving a packet at the moment. No 340 mile round trips.
Gordyola
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IMHO None I very much doubt this season will be completed unless they cancel the Euro
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Well that would be 1975/76 when we migrated to NZ. In the last 40+ years we have been back to the UK 8 or 9 times and apart from those three trips in Summer we always managed at least one game.But even on one of those we did the stadium tour.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Apart from 'the money' is there any other reason why womens' and kids' football has been cancelled but men's continues? Do they have more stringent Covid protocols, has the Good Sheikh procured a batch of vaccines for City's First Team Over-80s squad?
Man_City_Loyal
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next season be our best bet
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Well i think it will!
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I said back in March when our little germ spreaders were all back in school there was no reason not to have Fans back, but the government messed up they did not get the Kids back soon enough