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marathonplny · 16th September 2020, 16.32:30

I read that it was max circa 30% of each grounds capacity. But until 1st Oct max 1000 at any ground.
But the 1st Oct lifting of the 1000 max is now under review

In the Leader it stated that we would be permitted max 2500 - subject to the October review of 1000 being lifted.

Clearly then subject to what the Welsh assembly say

Wiltshire_Red · 17th September 2020, 08.58:34

I doubt if away fans will be allowed into grounds as the govt will not want to encourage unnecessary travel.

Quay Red · 17th September 2020, 09.05:29

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Originally Posted by Wiltshire_Red

I doubt if away fans will be allowed into grounds as the govt will not want to encourage unnecessary travel.

Away fans still have the right to 10% of capacity. Home club have to have a good reason not to allow away support and it would have to be better than travel distance.
I can see a case for banning fans from hot spot areas.

marathonplny · 17th September 2020, 09.14:57

With just over two weeks to go, I’m assuming that the club is preparing for the green light. There must be a lot of work to do in the ground to get it up to the requirements.

I see that jester have received a grant from the FA towards sorting their place out - are we doing the same. Or is that a Welsh FA matter.

Wiltshire_Red · 17th September 2020, 09.15:16

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Originally Posted by Quay Red

Away fans still have the right to 10% of capacity. Home club have to have a good reason not to allow away support and it would have to be better than travel distance.
I can see a case for banning fans from hot spot areas.

I agree, but with current rates of infection, there will probably be many more hot spot areas by 03 October

DoomandGloom · 17th September 2020, 20.27:53

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Originally Posted by marathonplny

With just over two weeks to go, I’m assuming that the club is preparing for the green light. There must be a lot of work to do in the ground to get it up to the requirements.

I see that jester have received a grant from the FA towards sorting their place out - are we doing the same. Or is that a Welsh FA matter.

They potentially have bigger problems than us, ground half in Wales and Englund, if the rules are different what happens!

Redordead · 20th September 2020, 10.46:00

Just seen this on Twitter

Confirmed: Chesterfield's stadium capacity has been set at 3,500 due to Covid. Match tickets for the first two home games go on sale on Tuesday with season ticket holders from last season given priority. Maximum of 3 people from same 'bubble' can sit together. #Spireites

WxmWynno · 20th September 2020, 10.52:32

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Originally Posted by Redordead

Just seen this on Twitter

Confirmed: Chesterfield's stadium capacity has been set at 3,500 due to Covid. Match tickets for the first two home games go on sale on Tuesday with season ticket holders from last season given priority. Maximum of 3 people from same 'bubble' can sit together. #Spireites

We hold a similar maximum capacity, but it all depends on Welsh rules I guess.
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John Neals Dynasty · 20th September 2020, 10.56:32

According to the experts the rate of new infections across the country particularly in the North is that we will be back at March levels by next weekend.

Government talking about reluctantly enforcing another lock down...

So their may be no football by October.
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16th September 2020, 16.32:30	#37-0 (permalink)
marathonplny Legend Joined: Jan 2008 Racecourse Spot: GUS Real Name: Keith Twitter: @	Re: National League re-start I read that it was max circa 30% of each grounds capacity. But until 1st Oct max 1000 at any ground. But the 1st Oct lifting of the 1000 max is now under review In the Leader it stated that we would be permitted max 2500 - subject to the October review of 1000 being lifted. Clearly then subject to what the Welsh assembly say

17th September 2020, 08.58:34	#38-0 (permalink)
Wiltshire_Red Legend Joined: Jan 2008 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: National League re-start I doubt if away fans will be allowed into grounds as the govt will not want to encourage unnecessary travel.

17th September 2020, 09.14:57	#40-0 (permalink)
marathonplny Legend Joined: Jan 2008 Racecourse Spot: GUS Real Name: Keith Twitter: @	Re: National League re-start With just over two weeks to go, I’m assuming that the club is preparing for the green light. There must be a lot of work to do in the ground to get it up to the requirements. I see that jester have received a grant from the FA towards sorting their place out - are we doing the same. Or is that a Welsh FA matter.

20th September 2020, 10.46:00	#43-0 (permalink)
Redordead Due a Testimonial Joined: Feb 2014 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: National League re-start Just seen this on Twitter Confirmed: Chesterfield's stadium capacity has been set at 3,500 due to Covid. Match tickets for the first two home games go on sale on Tuesday with season ticket holders from last season given priority. Maximum of 3 people from same 'bubble' can sit together. #Spireites

20th September 2020, 10.56:32	#45-0 (permalink)
John Neals Dynasty Part Time ITV4 Pundit Joined: Apr 2009 Racecourse Spot: ERS but missing the Kop Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: National League re-start According to the experts the rate of new infections across the country particularly in the North is that we will be back at March levels by next weekend. Government talking about reluctantly enforcing another lock down... So their may be no football by October. Posted via mobile theme