Petition to allow fans to attend matches

[pork pie fox]

Premier League fans: Fixtures could be moved so fans can attend

Conversations are being held about the Premier League moving the 37th round of fixtures back to midweek so fans can attend, The Athletic can reveal. On Monday, the government announced that up to 10,000 supporters would be able to return to stadiums from 17 May — which would see them in for the...

theathletic.com

Premier League considering moving the 37th round of fixtures back, to allow some fans to attend, according to this.

 

[Lako42]

Premier League fans: Fixtures could be moved so fans can attend

Conversations are being held about the Premier League moving the 37th round of fixtures back to midweek so fans can attend, The Athletic can reveal. On Monday, the government announced that up to 10,000 supporters would be able to return to stadiums from 17 May — which would see them in for the...

theathletic.com

Premier League considering moving the 37th round of fixtures back, to allow some fans to attend, according to this.

Just don't get the point.

Start again next season

 

[camberwell fox]

Just don't get the point.

Start again next season

Unless they use the last game(s) and check everyone by testing at the ground and then later to ascertain transmit toon rates?

but other than that it seems more sensible to give it a couple more months dried to it?

 

[pork pie fox]

Just don't get the point.

Start again next season

Point = Money

Not really much else to it.

 

[bocadillo]

I seem to remember Boris saying, "not before 17th May". There is plenty of scope for slippage between now and then. It would be far more sensible to say now that no spectators will be allowed into both Game 37 and Game 38. Fair for all but I expect greed will win out.

 

[FOX Franks]

I seem to remember Boris saying, "not before 17th May". There is plenty of scope for slippage between now and then. It would be far more sensible to say now that no spectators will be allowed into both Game 37 and Game 38. Fair for all but I expect greed will win out.

I think the last few months have proved that it really doesn't matter what anyone remembers Boris saying, since they u turn about 3 days later

 

[pork pie fox]

I seem to remember Boris saying, "not before 17th May". There is plenty of scope for slippage between now and then. It would be far more sensible to say now that no spectators will be allowed into both Game 37 and Game 38. Fair for all but I expect greed will win out.

I agree, but if there’s a chance for teams to get even one game’s worth of income, they’ll go for it.

 

[Feriol]

If it's safe then it would allow for trophy presentations and for fans to say well done to teams that have done well.

The primary motivation may be money, but there is a lot of value in getting in at least one home game for lots for fans.

 

[Matt_B]

If it's safe then it would allow for trophy presentations and for fans to say well done to teams that have done well.

The primary motivation may be money, but there is a lot of value in getting in at least one home game for lots for fans.

And what if the teams that have done well are away?

 

[Jeff]

And what if the teams that have done well are away?

They're talking about having fans at the last two games. So they'll be at home for one of them.

 

[Matt_B]

They're talking about having fans at the last two games. So they'll be at home for one of them.

But what if the title goes to the last game?! Then what! Madness!!!!!!!!

 

[Fox Fan]

Just thinking that if we are able to return to a fairly normal situation in the summer, it would be good to hold a testimonial / goodbye match for Kingy.

We'll also probably be seeing Fuchs gone at the end of the season and Morgan will almost certainly retire. Feels like we should try and do something for 3 of the most influential players the club has ever had.

Covid permitting, it would be a great way to return to the KP.

 

[pork pie fox]

Plan for fans at final Premier League games

The Premier League plans to have fans at the final two rounds of matches this season, says chief executive Richard Masters.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[bocadillo]

Plan for fans at final Premier League games

The Premier League plans to have fans at the final two rounds of matches this season, says chief executive Richard Masters.

www.bbc.co.uk

Meanwhile Italy, Poland, Germany and France report new waves of the virus.

 

[SJN-Fox]

20,000 fans to be allowed at the FA Cup final. (Maybe).

FA Cup final could see 20,000 fans at Wembley as pilot for large-scale return of spectators

Sky Sports News has been told discussions centre around an attendance of up to 20,000 fans at Wembley Stadium, which would be considerably beyond the 10,000 limit for larger outdoor seated venues set to come into force in step three of the road map on May 17

www.skysports.com

 

[M17TT C]

20,000 fans to be allowed at the FA Cup final. (Maybe).

FA Cup final could see 20,000 fans at Wembley as pilot for large-scale return of spectators

Sky Sports News has been told discussions centre around an attendance of up to 20,000 fans at Wembley Stadium, which would be considerably beyond the 10,000 limit for larger outdoor seated venues set to come into force in step three of the road map on May 17

www.skysports.com

That should just about cover the corporate/sponsors ticket allocation.

 

[Blue Maniac]

That should just about cover the corporate/sponsors ticket allocation.

Yeah I thought the same, won’t be quite enough for actual fans

 

[FOX Franks]

Yeah I thought the same, won’t be quite enough for actual fans

Why would you want actual fans there?

 

[Blue Maniac]

Why would you want actual fans there?

I don’t mean desk fans

 

[parafox]

I don’t mean desk fans

I'd love to see 20,000 desk fans there