Up to 4000 fans at sporting events.

[Superunknown]

Originally Posted by Rob

Up to the local community to help get rates down.

Masks under noses, lack of social distancing etc etc and thats just today in town.

People spread it to other people, and it affects us all! No reason we cant aim for local eradication and do things better than elsewhere.

I feel people in the UK have a problem being told what to do. If people listened and did the things you say and didn't have raves in fields, wore masks (properly), respected the rules we'd be in a much better position.

That's not to say the government aren't at fault too, the slow response, arbitrary rules, government officials flouting the rules has just made the situation worse, it's all maddening.

Not a like for like comparison but when you look at how well Australia and New Zealand have dealt with it as island nations it's maddening to see the position we're in.

[COME ON WREXHAM]

Why would you want to watch the dross Keates is giving us.
Change of manager and playing quality will have us banging on the door to let us in.

[Superunknown]

Originally Posted by COME ON WREXHAM

Why would you want to watch the dross Keates is giving us.
Change of manager and playing quality will have us banging on the door to let us in.

Half the match day experience (and in some cases a lot more), is going for a pint with your mates before the game, after the game and when it’s really bad during the game.

Really missed that over the past few weeks especially with all the takeover talk. I’m sure I’m not the only one. The sooner we get back to normality whether it’s Keatesball or not the better for me.

[Jaded]

Originally Posted by Superunknown

Half the match day experience (and in some cases a lot more), is going for a pint with your mates before the game, after the game and when it’s really bad during the game.

Really missed that over the past few weeks especially with all the takeover talk. I’m sure I’m not the only one. The sooner we get back to normality whether it’s Keatesball or not the better for me.

Yeah. There's no way in hell I'd pay to watch Keatesball online (after trying a couple of games of it) because the football is too terrible to be worth it. But if I was back in the area and crowds were back I'd end up going because the atmosphere and the chance to talk to mates in person about the game makes it worth putting up with the rubbish on the field.

[krux]

we should be selling season tickets now.

if we are allowed in then great, if not, then streaming is included. People will be wanting to be part of the forthcoming adventure. Ride that wave!

[Corner Flag]

Originally Posted by Superunknown

I feel people in the UK have a problem being told what to do. If people listened and did the things you say and didn't have raves in fields, wore masks (properly), respected the rules we'd be in a much better position.

That's not to say the government aren't at fault too, the slow response, arbitrary rules, government officials flouting the rules has just made the situation worse, it's all maddening.

Not a like for like comparison but when you look at how well Australia and New Zealand have dealt with it as island nations it's maddening to see the position we're in.

Yes you are right and that is why we are such a great country with people that can think for themselves and aren't sheep !

[Corner Flag]

Originally Posted by petered

As above. That refers to England. May get a few away games that being the case.

Won't apply to our league yet I fear and Drakeford would poo poo it anyway .

[Dai83]

Originally Posted by Corner Flag

Won't apply to our league yet I fear and Drakeford would poo poo it anyway .

Just said the same to my pal who lives over the border. We are only just seeing Tier 2 clubs being allowed to play friendly games.

[Rob]

Originally Posted by Superunknown

Not a like for like comparison but when you look at how well Australia and New Zealand have dealt with it as island nations it's maddening to see the position we're in.

Its a fair point, and for some context, recently South Australia closed off the entire state after getting the same number of confirmed cases that were reported for Wrexham alone today.