Would be ok if it were 15k stood together but with 4 seats between everyone it won't be much fun.
Would be ok if it were 15k stood together but with 4 seats between everyone it won't be much fun.
15k rowdy buggers; sure.... 15k that are more preoccupied with pizza, sitting and piss breaks; not so much.
I believe we will be given the opportunity to take part in a ballot for tickets for each match.
I assume that each winning number would have a seat attached to it. God knows how they would handle families, parents with kids, etc. though. And how they’d make everyone sit in their allocated seat.
Two meters apart...we need a bigger stand
Ticket exchange?
Ticket exchange and ticket share will only be in operation once all fans can return.
The Lower tier exit at Stamford Bridge is a potential death trap, if there were a need for a quick evacuation. That corridor is way too narrow.
We can't need a new stadium already ??
There's quite a few of them - Vicarage Road, Loftus Park, Goodison Park - all potentially dangerous
Which made the fire safety certificate delay for own ground a complete farce
By the time you get to my age, old son, pizza, sitting and piss breaks are all you have to get out of bed for
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7 August
.Had a little ride up to the stadium today to visit the shop.
Was a little bit lump in the throat getting off the train alone at Northumberland Park and walking up Park Lane to the virtually deserted surroundings of the stadium.
However, some things reassuringly familiar.
a) Tottenham Hale "customers" displaying possibly the worst face mask compliance I've seen yet on a station.
b) The newsagent opposite the station being sponsored by The Sun still annoys me.
c) Jack's Cafe open.
d) The security & staff at the shop lovely and friendly as ever, (this is not a dig, I mean it!)
e) Sainsbury's Café have even less food available than normal. Though now it's because they're closed rather than mysteriously understocked.
This is the establishment after all that foresaw the pandemic by bizarrely using only disposable cups on matchdays...
(Someone please explain why we cannot be trusted with teacups but can with plates and knives?)
f) Bloke walking up and down High Road shouting "dickhead".
Was a little bit lump in the throat getting off the train alone at Northumberland Park and walking up Park Lane to the virtually deserted surroundings of the stadium.
However, some things reassuringly familiar.
a) Tottenham Hale "customers" displaying possibly the worst face mask compliance I've seen yet on a station.
b) The newsagent opposite the station being sponsored by The Sun still annoys me.
c) Jack's Cafe open.
d) The security & staff at the shop lovely and friendly as ever, (this is not a dig, I mean it!)
e) Sainsbury's Café have even less food available than normal. Though now it's because they're closed rather than mysteriously understocked.
This is the establishment after all that foresaw the pandemic by bizarrely using only disposable cups on matchdays...
(Someone please explain why we cannot be trusted with teacups but can with plates and knives?)
f) Bloke walking up and down High Road shouting "dickhead".
No good for me!Yep i think the biggest issue is fans travelling to the ground and how to keep them socially distant outside the stadiums and in the concourses once inside
I assume away fans wont be allowed entrance.
Toilets? If they want a piss then maybe fans should be advised to bring one of these with them
