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 eagles2011  23 Nov 20 5.14pm |
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According to boris limited numbers of fans will be allowed into grounds So how does the club decide who? Presumably HF get first seats
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| Kentbaldeagle64 Swanscombe 23 Nov 20 7.30pm |
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Get Benteke cleaning and spraying the seats.. then let all the senior citizens have first pick of seats.
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| Petts Wood Eagle Petts Wood 23 Nov 20 9.57pm |
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What about a raffle, 1st prize - 1 seat 2nd prize - 2 seats
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| Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 23 Nov 20 10.00pm |
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Originally posted by eagles2011
According to boris limited numbers of fans will be allowed into grounds So how does the club decide who? Presumably HF get first seats No supporters allowed in grounds in 'Tier 3' areas.
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| dorking 23 Nov 20 10.00pm |
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Most HF didn't renew their season tickets as far as I know? I'll be amazed if it's 4000 per home game - way more likely that it'll be 2000 (tier 2) or even nothing (if Greater London is tier 3) Season ticket holders that get allocated a ticket will be seriously lucky in my opinion
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| doombear Too far from Selhurst Park 23 Nov 20 10.07pm |
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Originally posted by eagles2011
According to boris limited numbers of fans will be allowed into grounds So how does the club decide who? Presumably HF get first seats
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| pizzapat Caterham 24 Nov 20 1.35am |
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Originally posted by doombear
No. saw a report earlier, because of tier system the only 2 grounds likely to be allowed open in the prem are BOTH on the south coast
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| bicycle repair man 24 Nov 20 11.30am |
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It looks that Croydon may well be in tier 3, so I doubt any supporters will see the inside of Selhurst Park this season anyway.
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| Dubai Eagle 24 Nov 20 12.31pm |
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At least one of the papers was saying something along the lines of that if you cant get enough supporters in the stadium its yet another loss maker for the clubs because of the additional costs involved - Stewards / Police / Ambulance / Concessions / etc etc so it would seem that to some extent having 2000 or 4000 in stadiums is actually worse for the clubs
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| Pete53 Hassocks 24 Nov 20 4.01pm |
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I certainly don't see things getting back to normal this season. I think that by the time the vaccine has been rolled out across the population, and its effectiveness monitored, 2020/2021 will be as good as over. One thing that I have considered is whether the long break will affect attendances once the green light is given to fully open up grounds again. Certainly there will be plenty of fans very eager to watch live football again.But it has crossed my mind as to whether there could a significant number who may not have that same sense of urgency. So often we do things out of habit including going to watch football matches. Perhaps with the habit broken some will decide that they can do without going to games and save themselves a few hundred quid. Just a thought.
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croydon proud  Any european country i fancy! 24 Nov 20 4.11pm |
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Originally posted by Pete53
I certainly don't see things getting back to normal this season. I think that by the time the vaccine has been rolled out across the population, and its effectiveness monitored, 2020/2021 will be as good as over. One thing that I have considered is whether the long break will affect attendances once the green light is given to fully open up grounds again. Certainly there will be plenty of fans very eager to watch live football again.But it has crossed my mind as to whether there could a significant number who may not have that same sense of urgency. So often we do things out of habit including going to watch football matches. Perhaps with the habit broken some will decide that they can do without going to games and save themselves a few hundred quid. Just a thought.
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Uphill  Bedford 24 Nov 20 4.20pm |
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Originally posted by dorking
Most HF didn't renew their season tickets as far as I know? I'll be amazed if it's 4000 per home game - way more likely that it'll be 2000 (tier 2) or even nothing (if Greater London is tier 3) Season ticket holders that get allocated a ticket will be seriously lucky in my opinion If we play like against Burnley, Wolves, Chelsea and Brighton I seriously doubt it.
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