That's a nonsense if true - hardly anyone would be turning up. With a 12 week gap between vaccinations only NHS/key workers, care home residents and staff, the extremely vulnerable, over 80s and most over 70s would have had two jabs by then. What percentage of those would be City or Spurs supporters and many in those groups would either be working or incapable/unwilling to travel.If you haven't had the two jabs come the Carabao Cup final then forget it.
That's one of the markers being proposed to the ruling bodies.
It means the average age will be on the high side!
Or full of Frontline NHS Workers like myselfIf you haven't had the two jabs come the Carabao Cup final then forget it.
That's one of the markers being proposed to the ruling bodies.
It means the average age will be on the high side!
I could possibly transmit it to somebody else, whether it be my own family or take it somewhere else. My kids won't have had the jab yet, either - why would I take the risk with them travelling, as I was responding to in this thread.
People making the pandemic a personal issue are missing the point, it HAS to be a collective effort. The more people who don't take up the jab, the longer this will last.
Perhaps key workers who are City fans (not just NHS) and have had both jabs should get the tickets at a heavily discounted rate. That would be a great gesture from the authorities/broadcasters/clubs. The whole idea is for the match to be a safety test event in any event. I am keen to attend but have no chance of two jabs by April. It would soften the blow for me if I knew they had gone to a good cause (ie not corporates).Or full of Frontline NHS Workers like myself
well they might as well,use us ( nhs ,and other key workers ) as guinea pigs again,to see what transpires.Perhaps key workers who are City fans (not just NHS) and have had both jabs should get the tickets at a heavily discounted rate. That would be a great gesture from the authorities/broadcasters/clubs. The whole idea is for the match to be a safety test event in any event. I am keen to attend but have no chance of two jabs by April. It would soften the blow for me if I knew they had gone to a good cause (ie not corporates).
Perhaps key workers who are City fans (not just NHS) and have had both jabs should get the tickets at a heavily discounted rate. That would be a great gesture from the authorities/broadcasters/clubs. The whole idea is for the match to be a safety test event in any event. I am keen to attend but have no chance of two jabs by April. It would soften the blow for me if I knew they had gone to a good cause (ie not corporates).
It was actually 25,000 supporters in total, with 7,500 given away free to vaccinated health care heroes Tolm which as you said was a fantastic gesture of behalf of the NFL....I think that's what recently happened at the Super Bowl?
There were 20,000 hospital and front line workers handed free tickets.
A great gesture.
Perhaps our owner should step in and offer to pay for both teams' key worker fans or would it be considered "sportwashing." I really think for the football industry to make a gesture like this would be superb. I am not holding my breath though.It was actually 25,000 supporters in total, with 7,500 given away free to vaccinated health care heroes Tolm which as you said was a fantastic gesture of behalf of the NFL....
me neitherPerhaps our owner should step in and offer to pay for both teams' key worker fans or would it be considered "sportwashing." I really think for the football industry to make a gesture like this would be superb. I am not holding my breath though.
Completely agree mate.Perhaps key workers who are City fans (not just NHS) and have had both jabs should get the tickets at a heavily discounted rate. That would be a great gesture from the authorities/broadcasters/clubs. The whole idea is for the match to be a safety test event in any event. I am keen to attend but have no chance of two jabs by April. It would soften the blow for me if I knew they had gone to a good cause (ie not corporates).
Cheers pal but I'm not for giving up.Sorry pal. Wish you the best.
Can i have your ticket then mate ;-)My 2nd jab is due on 22nd April but I wouldn’t be going even if it is allowed. Until all fans can go (even if restricted numbers) then I’m staying home! All for one one for all. :-)
Imagine the kick off outside Wembley if someone gets a positive test with 10 pints down them.The key to getting any mass events returning to anything close to half capacity this year, be it festivals or football matches, is likely to be rapid lateral flow test upon entry rather than vaccination.
Wembley want to use the cups as trials for the Euro games at 30% crowd, so I'd expect 10k per club, absolute max for the final.