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[Eat Y'self Fitter]

Fan pilots at eight EFL weekend games - BBC Sport

Up to 1,000 fans will be allowed to attend eight different EFL games this weekend as part of the government's crowd pilots.

www.bbc.com

 

[TH63]

Fan pilots at eight EFL weekend games - BBC Sport

Up to 1,000 fans will be allowed to attend eight different EFL games this weekend as part of the government's crowd pilots.

www.bbc.com

This surely has to be good news for us?
But I have questions

1. How will they select who the thousand fans are? Names out of the hat?

2. Where will Swansea get a thousand fans from?

 

[Eat Y'self Fitter]

This surely has to be good news for us?
But I have questions

1. How will they select who the thousand fans are? Names out of the hat?

2. Where will Swansea get a thousand fans from?

Not quite sure it'll be good news for us in the short term... the WAG are (rightly in my view) taking the cautious approach to these things and it won't help that 2 neighbouring counties where lots of fans would come from are in 'lock down'.

Hopefully it'll be a resounding success in England though which will make Mark's decision easier for him.

 

[Barry Clunt]

Fan pilots at eight EFL weekend games - BBC Sport

Up to 1,000 fans will be allowed to attend eight different EFL games this weekend as part of the government's crowd pilots.

www.bbc.com

This is great news. As long as these games go well, and I can’t really see how they wouldn’t, then I wouldn’t be surprised to see this being allowed at all grounds in the next few weeks.

Handily, Boros ground is the same size as ours too, so we can point to that when the Welsh Government has to make a decision.

 

[Barry Clunt]

Not quite sure it'll be good news for us in the short term... the WAG are (rightly in my view) taking the cautious approach to these things and it won't help that 2 neighbouring counties where lots of fans would come from are in 'lock down'.

Hopefully it'll be a resounding success in England though which will make Mark's decision easier for him.

Caerphilly and RCT might have had their restrictions lifted by the time we get the go ahead.
If not it might be a case of only allowing fans from within Cardiff and say VoG / Bridgend to attend.

 

[Mushy Peas]

But even if the current local restrictions aren’t effective, and this second wave does arrive, then given how much more knowledge we have, how much more prepared we are than we were in March, how used to it we’ve become, the apparently much lower rates of people getting seriously ill or dying, it surely cannot possibly be anywhere near as bad as the first one. Given all that, I just can’t see us having to have an actual lockdown (such that it is).

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