Fans Back At VP - A Plan

No they don't.

They've agreee to give the EFL money for the new TV deal.. who do you think is paying for the play off testing currently for league 2 play offs?

Also loans for next season won't have a fee.

EFL has money, PFA has money and the government is giving out money.

It's not the PL clubs fault that some EFL clubs including ours are not run correctly.

PL clubs are losing money right now.

 

Cant see anyone disagreeing with that comment, watching Bradford City recently has been anything but fun.

 

Sell your Merc donate the money and halve global warming then you will be doing your bit

 

Ha ha no.. was thinking about getting a Range Rover Sport or a Merc G class. So Global warming not on my agenda at the minute.

I do my global warming bit by not talking and coming on here ha.

 

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2020/05/30/fans-return-stadiums-imminent-italy-spain-premier-league-looks/

A good read.

I won't post the full thing

Talking heat testing for everyone

Man Utd capacity down to 25k, Liverpool down to 18k

So Bradford would be down to about 3k

 

why only 3k? That would imply our current capacity is 9k as they are going to about a third? So ours would Be about 8k

 

Well you looking about about a 75% reduce in capacity so ours would be about 6k

 

I can't read the full article but does it state that the numbers allowed into the various stadiums will not be 70 years of age or over ?.

 

In that case Old Trafford would be 19k and Anfield would be 13k rather than 25k and 18k.

so which is it a third or reduced by 75%?

 

Fans' return to stadiums imminent in Italy and Spain while Premier League looks to September
Home supporters numbering up to 20 per cent of ground's capacity may be allowed back for Serie A resumption in mid-June


https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2020/05/30/fans-return-stadiums-imminent-italy-spain-premier-league-looks/

 

@Bronco maybe it is hidden detail.

Enjoy the read.

 

It's the Telegraph again I can't read it my 30 days free read are up, so with your lack of response I can only assume they are not stopping the older fans from attending, it seems its just the odd poster or two on here who are making government policy on the huff .

 

What you talking about? I said around 3k to start with.

Tell that to @Storck. It's him who thinks it will be about 8k -10k

 

My 8k was from your quote of the numbers for Old Trafford and Anfield which were only reduced to a third. Then you said reduced by 75% and now you are agreeing with @Dennis saying 12.5%.

I know you like to change your mind but that many times in one day has to be a new record for you.

So are you now saying 12.5% rather than the 33% or the 25% from earlier?

 

That takes no accounts of households. There's 4 season ticket holders in my household. If football clubs invite the biggest season ticket households to attend, they will squeeze more in. That's most efficient financially. Most bums on seats, most food sales, most sponsorship. I'm not saying they they should do this. I'm just saying you won't end up with people sitting individually across the ground so it will be higher than your 12.5%. There's also a not entirely convincing argument for a "bubble" effect. Maybe let you sit next to one other person week in and week out so long as that one other never changes.

 

Ha ha no I am not changing my mind I believe it will be around 6k but if it was 3k I can understand it.

 

You might be both right and wrong, looking at this. It's a Hungarian game from yesterday. It looks like a small number of fans have been let in but nobody is too bothered about where they sit - or stand even.

 

would those rules actually give 2m between people? I can not remember the exact depth of each step but even if it is 50cm there would have to be 4 empty rows before someone could sit directly in front of you.
And at least 4 seats empty between people.

that would put it down to about 4% available so about 1000. Obviously you could zig zag people so using every third row and not have people directly behind each other but the maths starts getting confusing due to row lengths etc but even then it probably only about 1500 at 2m between people