Return of Supporters

[aka blue jambo]

I can't see it being dependent on jabs if it's correct that they're proposing lateral flow tests on entry and exit. That suggests they want to see if there's any extensive transmission of the virus during the pilot events.

Agreed .. almost impossible to prove you have had 1 , 2 or no jabs

 

[Man_City_Loyal]

Just read this on the Talksport Twitter account.
Like night follows day the comments are the the usual “city will struggle to sell 2,000 tickets” starting with the very 1st comment.
So not only do we not get any fans at home, we now dont get any fans away (pre-covid)
Very very bizarre

same weirdos who say it follow teams in red

 

[andyhinch]

Agreed .. almost impossible to prove you have had 1 , 2 or no jabs

???

 

[EricBrooksGhost]

Agreed .. almost impossible to prove you have had 1 , 2 or no jabs

It will be against your NHS records

 

[aka blue jambo]

It will be against your NHS records

Ha ha yes obviously but doubt Ticketmaster or City etc will have access to that

 

[andyhinch]

Ha ha yes obviously but doubt Ticketmaster or City etc will have access to that

You get a card with the date of your jabs on it.

 

[RegMuffin]

Cold water had been poured over Johnson's 'vaccination passport to get into a pub' idea. The pilot events are all about testing, before in particular, and managing spread. Globe theatre for example, open for the summer but no standing area, service at tables and no interval. And.... Testing in advance rather than evidence of vaccination.

 

[JGL07]

It will be similar to TNS away with 10k in an 80k stadium.

When Queens Park played at Hampden Park with a 500 attendance in a Stadium holding over 100,000, that must have been surreal.

 

[EricBrooksGhost]

Ha ha yes obviously but doubt Ticketmaster or City etc will have access to that

No but you could use an NHS app to prove you've had a jab.
You get ticket and can't prove a jab means no entry.

 

[Rochdale Blue]

Didnt they sell them on the Sunday?

Yes, and they were trying to get tickets at Maine Road when ours went on sale.

 

[aka blue jambo]

You get a card with the date of your jabs on it.

You really don't.. certainly not in Scotland

 

[Mr Partridge]

By the sounds of it it will be Londoners, NHS staff and Noel Gallagher.

 

[JOGAMIGMOG]

I can't see it being dependent on jabs if it's correct that they're proposing lateral flow tests on entry and exit. That suggests they want to see if there's any extensive transmission of the virus during the pilot events.

Can you imagine going all the way to Wembley, taking the test and they turn round to tell you you have COVID and can’t get in? Furthermore you’re then sent to a secluded ‘safe room’ and miss the match!!!!!!

 

[Norbiton]

You really don't.. certainly not in Scotland

You get a card in England, certainly for the first jab.

 

[RegMuffin]

Can you imagine going all the way to Wembley, taking the test and they turn round to tell you you have COVID and can’t get in? Furthermore you’re then sent to a secluded ‘safe room’ and miss the match!!!!!!

These events are pilots and for that to be the basis for entry for full-scale events.
.... wouldn't really work would it? Taking a test the day before (as secondary children do now) is more like it.

 

[bluekeith]

By the sounds of it it will be Londoners, NHS staff and Noel Gallagher.

Noel has said he will watch the 1st half at home on the telly and if City are winning he will get there for the trophy presentation.

 

[Manchester33]

I think it's setting a really negative precedent if they only offered tickets to those who'd already been vaccinated. I won't even be offered my first vaccine until the end of the summer.

 

[RegMuffin]

I think it's setting a really negative precedent if they only offered tickets to those who'd already been vaccinated. I won't even be offered my first vaccine until the end of the summer.

Can't see this tbh. Europe are bringing in a Green Pass, which is either a vaccination, or proof of a negative test, or even proof of a positive that you are now over. Any one of those gives freedom of travel.

Some airlines are insisting on vaccines but whole countries will become very unpopular with under 40s if they try it, as will any pubs or football clubs I suspect. All about testing and infection control not vaccination in my book.

 

[VOOMER]

Lets have everyone back nest season.

 

[andyhinch]

You really don't.. certainly not in Scotland

I’ve got mine in my wallet so you do in the civilised world.