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Looking at the ‘road map’ it looks like next season before fans will be allowed back in to stadiums.
Hope we can do enough to stay in this league, don’t think I have ever gone a whole season without going to a game since I was about 6Unfortunately I think you are right.
Still can’t see how socially distanced Dan’s in a stadium are more of a risk than the stampede of women in shops, indoors with hardly any social distancingShouldn’t have an issue getting a ticket. We wont be averaging 9000 home fans in L2. Half of the twitterati will be supporting utd and liverpool again.
I hope all the kneeling before the game is truly out the window too.
It is nailed on we won’t see a game this season. Notice that the date for the reopen is provisionally on the weekend of the Premier League’s last day of the season, looking after the ones that don’t need it. Or is it because they have seen Liverpool won’t win it and so are allowing City to parade the return of the trophy?
FA Cup Winners 2013, sounds good that
Indeed. Sky sports yesterday said it’s great news for clubs “no more so” than Leeds whose fans haven’t seen them back in the top flight yet.
Aaaaw diddums for them.
Forget the clubs (not even including us) that are desperate for fans before their arse falls out.
And of course Enland can sell out Wembley for the Czech game, buffering their coffers too. Doubt any team in Leagues One or Two will see any of it, though if there are play offs, does that mean they will benefit?
And of course Enland can sell out Wembley for the Czech game, buffering their coffers too. Doubt any team in Leagues One or Two will see any of it, though if there are play offs, does that mean they will benefit?
We can’t have the FA losing out on a nice earner – whats bets it won’t be 5er a ticket
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