Wonder if there's actually anything to indicate that will be the case or they're just trying to shift tickets so they've got money in the bank.Just seen this on twitter from the official Aberdeen account. Pretty sure thats around 40% of there capacity, so either at the Ricoh or St Andrews that would put us at around 12.5k?
Lets hope its not bollocks
Wonder if there's actually anything to indicate that will be the case or they're just trying to shift tickets so they've got money in the bank.
now to be fair I've been to county games where you could literally have a block per spectator but one day and T20 games are a different matter. Wishful thinking or have they been advised of something?we still have hopes of accommodating members and supporters at some stage, we do expect at least the early weeks of the county season to be played behind closed doors
Think that’s more a sign we’re less likely to be allowed in because the fewer shits people give the more chance of a major rebound in infection rates. The queue outside my local on Saturday didn’t give me much hope.Well the numbers are still going down and no ones gave a shit for weeks so here's hoping
Some cant even use the right door to go in the toilet let alone use common sense and social distance
Yep, money talksFans will be back soon. I have no doubt.
Interesting comment from the Warwickshire cricket CEO regarding their season starting 1st August:
now to be fair I've been to county games where you could literally have a block per spectator but one day and T20 games are a different matter. Wishful thinking or have they been advised of something?
Plus it's outside and offers far more chance of social distancing, particularly with reduced capacity.Saw that and thought the same thing-for an average County game, you could probably have a stand to yourself!
What I struggle with is that you only need to go into Satchwells in Leamington to see dozens of people crammed in with no social distancing whatsoever. It basically looks no different to a usual Saturday night in the pubs here, and I expect it's the same everywhere. For some reason the media have been going with the "everyone's being good, there's always distance, they don't mix and they stay briefly" line, which is blatantly not the case. So if that's "OK", why is attending a sports event not? A football match is less than 3 hours, which is the official advised maximum time to spend in the same pub. So what's the problem?
They could make one way systems straight from the doors to the stands.Up to now the issue would have been getting people in and the concourses but with pubs and restaurants open does that still apply?
Surely if we are back at the Ricoh we will have done a deal for f & bTicket only and no F&B sold? That could work - if we’re back at the Ricoh that will suit me - nothing going to Wasps
Bring your own beer, food.I think with a degree of sense fans can return, it would have to be all ticket to map it out throughout the stadium, getting a beer might be an issue but people would just need to live with that for a few months. I think with a degree of common sense it could work but they would need a high volume of stewarding to police the idiots
I don't have inside info but all the medical studies so far show there is little evidence of transmission outdoors
Football will be even better than before if we can BYOB!Bring your own beer, food.
Didn't they have indoor interactions .Apart from the Cheltenham festival and the Phonics gigs.......
Of course being indoors will be worse as it's a more closed environment and so each breath just increases the viral load in the air whereas outdoors it can disperse easier but if you're somewhere where you in close proximity to others for a long period of time the chance of catching it will increase.
So I wouldn't say there is a lack of transmission outdoors, just it's less likely to be a severe case.
Don't know if you've been to the Cheltenham festival SBD but most people spend most of the time inside, either in the packed bars or the hospitality venuesApart from the Cheltenham festival and the Phonics gigs.......
Of course being indoors will be worse as it's a more closed environment and so each breath just increases the viral load in the air whereas outdoors it can disperse easier but if you're somewhere where you in close proximity to others for a long period of time the chance of catching it will increase.
So I wouldn't say there is a lack of transmission outdoors, just it's less likely to be a severe case.
They were in arenas, whole thing was indoors.Don't know enough about the Phonics gigs, whether there were indoor bar areas etc?
bet the stewards wont search us if we are allowed back in the stadium LOL.Bring your own beer, food.
Actually that's an interesting point. How can they carry out searches while maintaining social distancing?bet the stewards wont search us if we are allowed back in the stadium LOL.
Actually that's an interesting point. How can they carry out searches while maintaining social distancing?
I reckon they will be the last thing to reopen based on the experience of places like South KoreaI was wondering this about nightclubs, but they’re still closed aren’t they?
Japan too according to news today.I reckon they will be the last thing to reopen based on the experience of places like South Korea
Actually that's an interesting point. How can they carry out searches while maintaining social distancing?
Don't know if you've been to the Cheltenham festival SBD but most people spend most of the time inside, either in the packed bars or the hospitality venues
They are absolutely heaving and there are huge numbers in the communal toilets, perfect conditions for transmission of the virus
The only time there are big numbers outside are for the six or seven races
Don't know enough about the Phonics gigs, whether there were indoor bar areas etc?
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