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............although I still think the odds are against any away fans this season.
Let’s hope that at least some get to witness our first game back at this level. A truly fantastic day in store for many, though I fear nowhere near enough.Fingers crossed the game is streamed for those of us who cannot be there.
Quote from: Mallard on September 08, 2020, 03:17:55 PMLet’s hope that at least some get to witness our first game back at this level. A truly fantastic day in store for many, though I fear nowhere near enough.Fingers crossed the game is streamed for those of us who cannot be there.Given the new 6 person rule, I’m increasingly doubtful of any fans being let in.
If they are allowing 200/300 people to sit close together in a metal tube, gulping in each other’s recycled air and travelling hours together. All that after spending 2/3 hours with 1000’s of other people from all over the World in an airport terminal then surely a few hundred people spread about a football ground,in the open air is the least of our problems.One thing I have noticed throughout the Leagues that have started at Non League level is the amount of games that are being cancelled at the last minute where a player has tested positive. The season has started for a lot of teams but I wonder how many Leagues will actually be completed. The cost implication of cancelled games at our level won’t be insignificant Hancock and Johnson are both giving updates later today and what can and what cannot go ahead. Football at our level cannot survive without the paying public. Not that will be a consideration on what is announced later today
Doncaster st ledger meeting gets the go ahead under the guise of it being a "test" event.