Fans Returning To Stadiums

I'm only going to go back to the stadium if it's an absolute 100% requirement of beating this CV19 virus. While restrictions remain limited, and I'm still permitted to stay away, I will take advantage of that exemption.

 

No Lloyd, though!

 

Yes, that was both careless and unfortunate. Whatever we subsequently think of that collection of players that ended up relegated, that was undoubtedly the best Watford performance of our five years in the PL. Everyone did their job to perfection.

 

Well that's that then. I was looking forward to going to a match at last, but now I see it is a requirement to wear a mask.
No way on this planet am I going to be muzzled to go to football.
Mask is a symbol of oppression and control, muzzles are for dogs and slaves, and I will not be wearing one.

 

Satire not dead. Still, you didn't go too far and call it a 'face-nappy' like the anti-masker ****wits like Piers Corbyn and David Icke...
hesitates...
maybe he's being serious...


Some people being oppressed, yesterday.

 

Hasn't stopped anyone before so you're in good company.

 

Ok

 

Garden centres will be allowed customers back as normal so Id imagine Bournemouths garden shed will be allowed its full capacity back , as long as they can clear out the old bicycles and the unused Black and Decker workmate.

 

Why would it be locals only?

 

“...it’s got a door and a window...”

 

Because the Government don’t want people travelling from a higher tiered area to watch the game in a lower tiered area, at the risk of spreading the virus, I believe.

 

Should be locals only. Proper fans don’t move away.

 

Lol.

It's a piece of cloth you wear on your face.

 

Absolutely. All the Watford fans in Tier 1 areas - the Outer Hebrides, the Shetland Islands, Rockall, rural Cornwall and a field just outside Leicester - should be able to attend.

 

Lol, I spent years in the late 70's - early 80's living with my parents and trying to save for a house of my own.
In those days house prices where rocketing. The cost of the required 20% deposit was increasing more than my savings.
I wanted, as they say, to get on the ladder.
One Saturday afternoon, I drove to Hemel to see if I could find anything affordable in the estate agent's window (we didn't have rightmove then).
I remember that the cheapest house that I could find in Hemel was £36,000. Didn't have the £7,200 deposit, and would have struggled with the repayments anyway.
Got in the car, drove to Leighton Buzzard, found house for £20,000.
Houses in Oxhey, where I used to live. and wanted to stay, at the time where more than double what I paid.
If I wanted to move back now, would cost me, for a similar residence to the one I have now, an extra £160,000 I reckon.
Think I will just keep getting the train.

 

I feel better now...

 

I'm 60 miles away in the lowest tier though

 

Watford - Tier 2, up to 2,000 fans allowed. Upcoming home fixtures: Cardiff (5 Dec), Rotherham (8 Dec), Brentford (15 Dec)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/55073284

Only those within spitting distance of the ground need apply. But no spitting to see if you are close enough

 

It's the stopping to get petrol and find out who our next left back is going to be that causes the problem

 

No doubt the chance for bedwetters to be there and boo in person will be too tempting to resist. With only 2,000 in the ground the players will likely be able to clearly make out their moans, groans and wails. Any die hard bedwetter needs to grasp this opportunity.

@wfcmoog take note.

 

That's the one for me. I'd struggle to make either weekend game.

 

Tickets are available for STHs but what is MTB?

 

Match ticket buyers I think. People who buy individual match tickets will potentially have a chance of obtaining a ticket.

 

Yes, their clubs are always at a disadvantage. Something must be done.

 

which is tougher than Govt rules which allows up to 6 to mix outside from diffferent households I think

what was the point of the previous bubble application for up to 6 which didn’t specify that