Up to 4000 fans at sporting events.

[NottsRed]

Originally Posted by petered

Brilliant. Quite right. Abide by the rules or off you go. Wish the Uk would take note.

No chance of that it would be breaching the little dears human rights, but hey ho.

Personally I can't see the Welsh Govt going ahead with this. I wouldn't be travelling from my area over to the games though as the infection rate here is still high. Im going to hold on till I can get a vaccination shot so if that means I miss quite a few games then so be it.

[TheRealWelshWayne]

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.

This is the Krux.

Whilst I understand most infections happen in home settings, it's not doing this that gets this horrid disease into the home.

Once you've had a close shave with it, you become wary of taking risks. I don't mind catching it, but it's the risk of passing it on to my parents or my partner's parents that terrifies me.
You look at the Hill Street video tweeted by Wrexham Lager last week and that risk is magnified 100 times at a ground and you think nah, it's just not worth the risk.

I can't see myself going to games until I'm vaccinated.

[t1954]

Originally Posted by bowler

I still won't be attending to many idiots would take no notice of the rules and anyway shouldn't be any attendances until we've all been vaccinated.

I would totally agree with this. I won't be at any matches until I have had the jab. I personally think anyone of say 50 and over would need their bumps felt going until they have had the jab. It would be like playing Russian roulette.

[fluffysheepsupporter]

Originally Posted by TheRealWelshWayne

This is the Krux.

Whilst I understand most infections happen in home settings, it's not doing this that gets this horrid disease into the home.

Once you've had a close shave with it, you become wary of taking risks. I don't mind catching it, but it's the risk of passing it on to my parents or my partner's parents that terrifies me.
You look at the Hill Street video tweeted by Wrexham Lager last week and that risk is magnified 100 times at a ground and you think nah, it's just not worth the risk.

I can't see myself going to games until I'm vaccinated.

So you have to ask yourself why give in to these idiots so easily. The club will have to comply with all the regulations so there is a built in degree of safety. The difficulty as I see it is in the stewarding of social distancing . Given that the police are unable/ have no wish to control the hordes of drunken revellers in town and that a fair few of our lads will want to keep 'Spoons in business before the match it will be too much to expect that the security lads will want to do little more than share a joke with the barmy army.
Those of us who only want to go to see a match will just have to move away from them to reduce the risk . With say 2000 in the ground there will be plenty of spaces at say the town end of the Yale and Mold Road stands . Avoid the areas behind the goal, shut all the hospitality inside the ground, food and drink, at least for this season and lets get some fans back in .
Those who cannot live without a pint of lager or chips for a quid can stay in the pub to endure Manchester United on the big screen.

[bowler]

Why they are considering letting fans back into stadiums is beyond sense, 2500 deaths last week highest since last May crazy.

[petered]

Originally Posted by bowler

Why they are considering letting fans back into stadiums is beyond sense, 2500 deaths last week highest since last May crazy.

If you believe the figures published ......

[Corner Flag]

Originally Posted by bowler

Why they are considering letting fans back into stadiums is beyond sense, 2500 deaths last week highest since last May crazy.

You stay at home then and be scared for the rest of your life ! I have personal 100% true experience of how the figures are being manipulated to show deaths from Covid when they died of other causes.
Where have the flu deaths gone to ? You are probably safer in a football stadium that a hospital or supermarket so please try and understand...the figures being spouted by government are way over inflated to justify their mad closures and spending .

[Ooh aah Paskin]

The thing is, figures could be a lot lower than reported or they could be a lot higher.
But as someone who knows people who have had it and the affect it has, plus the fact that i have contact with 'vulnerable' people ... I am going to be damn sure its safe before i attend a game in the future.

Everyone has the choice. No one should be berated or ridiculed for what they choose.

[Corner Flag]

Originally Posted by Ooh aah Paskin

The thing is, figures could be a lot lower than reported or they could be a lot higher.
But as someone who knows people who have had it and the affect it has, plus the fact that i have contact with 'vulnerable' people ... I am going to be damn sure its safe before i attend a game in the future.

Everyone has the choice. No one should be berated or ridiculed for what they choose.

Your choice and that is what I am trying to say it should be the individual to weigh up the risk and act accordingly. It must be obvious that attending a football game in the open air keeping 2 m away from people and doing all the things we are being advised to do is safe ?