New Season threatened

[Foxy]

Originally Posted by moynkeepthefaith

Foxy seems not to think so ..

It was poorly phrased I agree. From my understanding of his post though, he was making a distinction between those who understandably are reluctant to go out ( the old and those shielding) and others who do need to stop being so scared. The latter do exist and are now a problem, most notably those who will not send their children back to school , which is actually a form of child neglect.

His basic premise, which in my view is correct, is that we have to get life back to some form of normality and manage the risks as best possible. This includes, at some point, mass events.

[ruthinred]

Originally Posted by petered

Personally,I'm all for free speech. Massive reason why this country and others are in the state they are in. Can't go offending or disagreeing with smowflake lefties can we now. So in response to your comment regarding bedwetters I will use my freedom of speech to tell you to f**k right off you absolute piece of shit!! Come back on here and reiterate your comments after losing someone close to this virus. Ill bet 100% your views will change.

No need for the abuse dude

Yellow card

[Willywill]

Wow - that’s a reply! One thing I have noticed over the past four months, is that football is NOT as important to me as I thought it was. I have not worked since 13th March and I have become stir crazy. Alright, the garden looks pretty tidy, but I cannot do the things I want to do because of Covid19.
The football season in our league cannot start in August, mainly because we have out AGM on that dat, albeit remotely. So perhaps late September start with games at two a week - hardly impossible. This is of course, if things improve on the viral front. No poxy game of football is worth someone’s life!

[ted mcwhirter]

Originally Posted by Inside Left

Last line one of the most shocking I have seen on this site !!

Foxy seems not to think..

[Rhosymedre Red]

Pity there is no way they could televise Wrexham's games or any other National games as a pay per view, At Least they would get some income.

[Willywill]

Good point about televised games. After watching the bulk of last seasons games, I wouldn’t be prepared to spend more than five quid to watch a Keates prepared team play.

[Foxy]

Originally Posted by ted mcwhirter

Foxy seems not to think..

Please see my post at the top of this page.

[fluffysheepsupporter]

Originally Posted by Foxy

It was poorly phrased I agree. From my understanding of his post though, he was making a distinction between those who understandably are reluctant to go out ( the old and those shielding) and others who do need to stop being so scared. The latter do exist and are now a problem, most notably those who will not send their children back to school , which is actually a form of child neglect.

His basic premise, which in my view is correct, is that we have to get life back to some form of normality and manage the risks as best possible. This includes, at some point, mass events.

Coming back to a new season and mass events I think we will see something well less than a mass event at the Racecourse back end of September. The way I see things happening is firstly the National League hint towards a resumption of their leagues with a reduced number of supporters present under strict controls. The club would then release season tickets telling supporters that they will probably need one to get into the ground. Starting off matches at 30% capacity which would mean around 2500 maximum in the stadium spread socially distant across all three stands . Those who have moaned all winter about Spencer , Pete, Keates and the board will presumably not apply and could catch a bus to watch the Jesters . That would leave plenty of space for those with season tickets to enjoy the matches. All problems solved!

[Colonel D]

Originally Posted by fluffysheepsupporter

Coming back to a new season and mass events I think we will see something well less than a mass event at the Racecourse back end of September. The way I see things happening is firstly the National League hint towards a resumption of their leagues with a reduced number of supporters present under strict controls. The club would then release season tickets telling supporters that they will probably need one to get into the ground. Starting off matches at 30% capacity which would mean around 2500 maximum in the stadium spread socially distant across all three stands . Those who have moaned all winter about Spencer , Pete, Keates and the board will presumably not apply and could catch a bus to watch the Jesters . That would leave plenty of space for those with season tickets to enjoy the matches. All problems solved!

Agree with is idea as it would manage crowds , at least in the short term.