Me and my eldest got there early, about 11.40, as my other son dropped us off, my eldest has a running injury and couldn’t walk from where the car was parked. We were both checked but when my other two sons got to the ground after parking up they weren’t, I think because the queue had got very long And they just couldn’t check everyone.I got there early today (about 11:30) for various reasons, and everyone going in was checked as far as I could see, checked before the wire fence at M1 too, so not at the security check.
Just over a month.This won't last long.
The thing is, the ground staff are all on minimum wage and just want to get home in one piece. Therefore they won't give a stuff about these rules, won't check anyone for any of this nonsense, and when it hits five mins before kick off they'll let everyone pile in anyway. Like always. And more power to them, because teenagers on minimum wage shouldn't have to stand in the freezing cold and deal with angry football fans over their failure to provide pointless documents that don't prevent the virus from spreading anyway.
The sheer size of the absolute chasm between the people in offices coming up with these rules and the minimum wage staff being asked to enforce them cannot be underestimated. Masks are once again being "required" in shops. So off I trot to Asda with my mask on. Not one member of staff was wearing a mask in the whole shop. For rules to be enforced properly you have to make sure that the staff want them to be enforced at all, which they don't. So good luck!
And neither do the public! Bars are still rammed, cinemas are still sold out, football stadiums are still packed, public transport is still full up at peak times, people still travelling round the world. People trust vaccines over behavioural restrictions, and rightly so. Our next home game is on Boxing Day. The stewards will probably have a "training day" beforehand where they'll be given the directive, so they'll make a show of it. Then we'll all go back in the new year and the staff will go back to simply waving us through.
Wonder if this applies to hotels and bars etc ..Restictions end next thurs .As such, Covid passes will no longer be required to access the Etihad Stadium, while face masks will also not be mandatory
It does , masks encouraged in crowded places but not enforced , the rest of plan b is goingWonder if this applies to hotels and bars etc ..
It does , masks encouraged in crowded places but not enforced , the rest of plan b is going
More importantly do their owners? Share price is dropping like a stone at the moment, not far off its lowest historical value.do united have a plan B ?
More importantly do their owners? Share price is dropping like a stone at the moment, not far off its lowest historical value.
I've got my first match next week since Kompanys testamonial.You do not need it now
I was assuming this was all over now. In the last home games, fans were asked to show their mobile phone with the Covid Pass on it. I've still got it on my NHS app. but I wasn't expecting to show it anywhere any more.I've got my first match next week since Kompanys testamonial.
Do I need any covid passes or anything like that? I'm triple jabbed but I don't know if I need to take an LFT test or anything else before hand?
Thanks
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Thanks, appreciate the update.I was assuming this was all over now. In the last home games, fans were asked to show their mobile phone with the Covid Pass on it. I've still got it on my NHS app. but I wasn't expecting to show it anywhere any more.
When my FA Cup Scheme ticket went through I received an automatic email as follows with no mention of Covid documentation. I'd have thought if they were expecting fans to present some kind of vaccination evidence then it would have been mentioned in here.
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Dont think they are required following new guidelinesI've got my first match next week since Kompanys testamonial.
Do I need any covid passes or anything like that? I'm triple jabbed but I don't know if I need to take an LFT test or anything else before hand?
Thanks
Greenwood should take those shares lower!haha and shares made £200 million when lady boy signed and they sold a few shirts...