Crowds allowed into grounds in October..

[Swinton Blade]

Happy clappers only! I'd be first in line for a ticket!

Agreed, with the fans that are allowed in we need a good atmosphere. Not a toxic one.

 

[raimond]

Agreed, with the fans that are allowed in we need a good atmosphere. Not a toxic one.

What if you're dead positive but your arse is toxic? (Asking for a friend)

 

[WORKSOPBLADE]

If tier 2 where’s best pub for substantial pre match meal , Wetherspoon excepted ??!!

 

[Swinton Blade]

What if you're dead positive but your arse is toxic? (Asking for a friend)

It should be fine, although I would suggest making a prior announcement to those around you.

 

[oldblade]

In Sheffield the infection rate now stands at 291.4 new cases per 100,000 people week ending Nov 7 i think that is tier 2 .

For the week 13-19 November Sheffield's rate is down to 258 per 100,000.

Covid inquiry: The UK pandemic in numbers

Explore the data on how the coronavirus pandemic unfolded in the UK.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[LS16Blade]

To be honest, my season ticket and loyalty points may very well put me in with a very good shout of getting a ticket, but I'll be passing. I'll let someone else go.

League Cup and FA Cup ties with 5-10,000 in a half-open ground have been soul-destroying enough over recent years, and I've no interest in besmirching the memory of all the proper days at the Lane by enduring some awful nonsense with 2,000 fans dotted around watching a glorified training ground match. It's not football.

Good for the lower leagues, though.

 

[Working Class Hero]

To be honest, my season ticket and loyalty points may very well put me in with a very good shout of getting a ticket, but I'll be passing. I'll let someone else go.

League Cup and FA Cup ties with 5-10,000 in a half-open ground have been soul-destroying enough over recent years, and I've no interest in besmirching the memory of all the proper days at the Lane by enduring some awful nonsense with 2,000 fans dotted around watching a glorified training ground match. It's not football.

Good for the lower leagues, though.

Although I agree with everything you just said, it's still better than watching it on TV with fake crowd noise, for the 22nd game in a row. It's properly doing my head in now.

 

[Deadly_D'Jaffo]

Good for the lower leagues, though.

I'm in agreement re: rather it be full capacity or nothing. l'll be supporting my local non-league side(s) until such a time.

 

[Freethinker]

Agreed, with the fans that are allowed in we need a good atmosphere. Not a toxic one.

Atmosphere with 2000 socially distanced not able to shout or sing can't wait

 

[Harry's Game]

I’m out

Fans could NOT be allowed to sing, shout or drink alcohol at grounds

EXCLUSIVE BY MIKE KEEGAN: The Premier League have written to each club outlining new measures for when grounds reopen after lockdown is lifted.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[wizadry]

I hope they open Libraries up so we can all get some practice in before we get to go.

 

[Bladesman]

To be honest, my season ticket and loyalty points may very well put me in with a very good shout of getting a ticket, but I'll be passing. I'll let someone else go.

League Cup and FA Cup ties with 5-10,000 in a half-open ground have been soul-destroying enough over recent years, and I've no interest in besmirching the memory of all the proper days at the Lane by enduring some awful nonsense with 2,000 fans dotted around watching a glorified training ground match. It's not football.

Good for the lower leagues, though.

Went to watch Hallam with 300 people there and it was a good atmosphere.

We take around 4,000 plus to away games and create a good noise

 

[Pollingtonblade]

Went to watch Hallam with 300 people there and it was a good atmosphere.

We take around 4,000 plus to away games and create a good noise

but this will be 4000 in ground dotted around unable to sing, or drink - fuck that

 

[WORKSOPBLADE]

Looking at the latest 150-300 per 100k table of Covid-19 cases ... all South Yorkshire cities/towns listed in this with substantial drops (except Barnsley at 302 and dropping).

Expect we’ll be in tier 2 so 2,000 fans allowed for the Leicester game on 5/12 unless club deem otherwise.

 

[Shoreham_Bhoys]

Any number is better than the 0 we currently have, it's up to all supporters lucky enough to attend to behave responsibly and prove we can be trusted with increased numbers.

 

[Houston_Blade]

Will kop be open? Singing section in BLUT? Not worth it without either of these.

 

[Fulwood Blade]

Will kop be open? Singing section in BLUT? Not worth it without either of these.

The papers have started to stir the shit - proposals appear to be.........no singing, no shouting, no alcohol.

These proposals are from the premier league apparently called "Covid Code of Conduct"

Fans are apparently going to have to sign up to this proposal when BUYING a ticket ie: terms and reference.

Now that would be interesting..........

UTB

 

[mancunianblade]

The papers have started to stir the shit - proposals appear to be.........no singing, no shouting, no alcohol.

These proposals are from the premier league apparently called "Covid Code of Conduct"

Fans are apparently going to have to sign up to this proposal when BUYING a ticket ie: terms and reference.

Now that would be interesting..........

UTB

No singing has been part of the deal in the countries that let crowds back in previously I think as it projects particles. be masked up silence

 

[FallowfieldBlade]

Last game with fans In

Get behind them they need us more than ever

 

[Fulwood Blade]

Last game with fans In

Get behind them they need us more than ever

Accepted, our club does need noisy fans, we make a difference - except fans won't be able to sing - The premier league are apparently wanting sanctions if the terms of reference decided upon are broken.

There won't be signing - the proposals for fans to go back in grounds is aimed at giving clubs income and it's particularly aimed at L1 downwards - it's not about freedom of fans to sing - sadly.

UTB

 

[Houston_Blade]

The papers have started to stir the shit - proposals appear to be.........no singing, no shouting, no alcohol.

These proposals are from the premier league apparently called "Covid Code of Conduct"

Fans are apparently going to have to sign up to this proposal when BUYING a ticket ie: terms and reference.

Now that would be interesting..........

UTB

What about shouting "gerritchangedwilder" or "yerwankmcburnie"?

 

[derfblade.3]

Fuck that!

 

[GrayBlade]

Sheffield will be in tier 3 and we’ve no chance of getting any fans into the Lane as longs as the Pigs are doing everything they can so as not to have to go back and see that shower of shite.

 

[S64 Blade]

Went to watch Hallam with 300 people there and it was a good atmosphere.

We take around 4,000 plus to away games and create a good noise

Hallam only holds about 1,000 (at a push). At away games, it's a full stand of 4,000, within a full stadium.

You're comparing apples and pears by suggesting that 4k dotted around Bramall Lane (possibly with further restrictions like masks, no singing) is the same as either of these.

 

[Bladesman]

Fans return to football: Chelsea Supporters Trust angry over ticket prices

Chelsea Supporters Trust (CST) says the club's £75 ticket prices for the game against Leeds is a "clear exploitation of supporter loyalty".

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Berkshire Blade]

We struggle to get GCB going in Wembley due to how everyone is far more spread out. I can't wait to hear what the eventual tier 2 2k distanced version sounds like.

 

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[MobileBlade]

It's conceivable that Sheffield could be put in Tier 2 from next Thursday. Do you think United are making plans to let 2000 fans in for the Man U game?