Unlock tentative steps

[Chewbacca]

Originally Posted by andyd

Lancashire going into tier 2 led to believe which isn't much change for us but these tiers can go up and down. See the London Palladium had a crowd in there last night I have been in there myself very Victorian and not very big you can throw data all day long at me you ain't telling me that is any safer than watching a football game outside in fresh air.

Later there was a commitment to opening all businesses if COVID safe when the question was asked about Cheltenham Races and opening sporting events.

They clearly think football can live off TV money, and figures still going up in the north west, but they take no account of football governance being chaotic.

[cashman]

myself i think they aint that bothered apart from the big guns.

[monkey hanger]

[QUOTE=andyd; you can throw data all day long at me you ain't telling me that is any safer than watching a football game outside in fresh air.[/QUOTE]

yet its safe in padiham, clitheroe and nelson all without face muzzles. there must be a covid cloud above the wham and every league club ground. just do not get it and never will.

[andyd]

Crewe request that tonight,s rearranged game at Oxford be postponed just 4 hours before kick off as 2 more players test positive, might struggle to get their home game on against Blackpool Saturday, I believe the PFA have offered to fund mandatory testing for all EFL clubs this needs to be taken up on or there will be constant interruptions.

[VALAIRIAN]

Do not understand this???

Tranmere played their kids at the weekend, as they were not sure if they would have been penalised for not fulfilling the game

This is the second time that Crewe have had to postpone???

[andyd]

North West Counties league asking clubs to vote on 3 options due to the current rising cases of Covid, suspend season untill end of October, cancel games in areas under tier 3 or continue season, sadly you can see where things are heading.

[andyd]

Oliver Dowden admitted today one of the reasons return of fans was postponed wasn't the stadiums themselves but the worry that large groups of fans would congregate before and after games in hospitality venues, also the behaviour of certain clubs fans celebrating success at the end of last season despite restrictions and warnings not to do so they did. So as with a lot of things in life the majority can suffer for the actions of a few.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by andyd

Oliver Dowden admitted today one of the reasons return of fans was postponed wasn't the stadiums themselves but the worry that large groups of fans would congregate before and after games in hospitality venues, also the behaviour of certain clubs fans celebrating success at the end of last season despite restrictions and warnings not to do so they did. So as with a lot of things in life the majority can suffer for the actions of a few.

that sounds right to me they have given the government no chance of taking the risk dickheads are everywhere imho,

[Chewbacca]

NWCL games get 50 to 300 attending with little or no cover. The only pinch point is access and egress, and club houses in tier 3 will be shut anyway.

Can't see the point of a 2 week break unless instructed from above. Supermarkets are a far bigger risk, especially the small ones where they needed to remove an aisle near the tills to make it safe but didn't bother.

[andyd]

Originally Posted by Chewbacca

NWCL games get 50 to 300 attending with little or no cover. The only pinch point is access and egress, and club houses in tier 3 will be shut anyway.

Can't see the point of a 2 week break unless instructed from above. Supermarkets are a far bigger risk, especially the small ones where they needed to remove an aisle near the tills to make it safe but didn't bother.

This is were track and trace falls down to me asked to scan or sign in at pubs, restaurants etc but not at shops, supermarkets again mixed messages.

[andyd]

After the let fans in petition that got the required amount of signatures parliament will debate about the return of fans on Monday the 9th of November.

[monkey hanger]

Originally Posted by andyd

Oliver Dowden admitted today one of the reasons return of fans was postponed wasn't the stadiums themselves but the worry that large groups of fans would congregate before and after games in hospitality venues, also the behaviour of certain clubs fans celebrating success at the end of last season despite restrictions and warnings not to do so they did. So as with a lot of things in life the majority can suffer for the actions of a few.

honestly if they shut the clubhouse and fanzones what the hell as that got to do with allowing a certain number of fans into the Wham for a game. really doubt say a 1000 accy fans are going to run amock raping, pillaging up livingstone road and infecting the whole of east lancs with the virus.

[andyd]

Originally Posted by monkey hanger

honestly if they shut the clubhouse and fanzones what the hell as that got to do with allowing a certain number of fans into the Wham for a game. really doubt say a 1000 accy fans are going to run amock raping, pillaging up livingstone road and infecting the whole of east lancs with the virus.

This set of so called clever university, privately educated couldn't run a **** up in a brewery apart from the house of commons bar let alone the country.

[Exile on Spencer St]

Originally Posted by andyd

This set of so called clever university, privately educated couldn't run a **** up in a brewery apart from the house of commons bar let alone the country.

Lucky they have the HoC’s bar because they can no longer visit this pub in New Brighton.

[monkey hanger]

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St

Lucky they have the HoC’s bar because they can no longer visit this pub in New Brighton.

there will be some up in arms now about the pub name. these 3 are trying to save mankind from total destruction{sorry lefties i mean people kind** and all someone can do is take the urine. yes i do tell lies at times.