Liverpool and London clubs can welcome 2000 fans back by the 5th of December
 

Liverpool and London have been placed in tier 2 which means teams from those cities can hold 2000 fans, all other PL teams can not hold any fans

Imagine the scramble for tickets :laugh:

Yay :cheer2:

season ticket holders only I expect

53,394
Liverpool: Capacity 53,394, Season tickets 27,000. Man City: Capacity 55,017, Season tickets 40,000.Apr 14, 2020

https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/spo...icket-18086765

no audience means no audience


have some respect for other teams who still cannot have audiences yet in their stadiums

oh right , gosh that is a lot of season tickets, I guess they will have a lottery and then if you get a game you are out of the next one maybe

Noooooooooooooooo

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Not sure I'd support this move actually.

Strange move when the death toll nearly hit April levels yesterday

I don’t understand how this would work for smaller clubs because the capacities of their stadiums are a lot smaller than the big clubs. I mean Luton and Bournemouth hold roughly 12,000 each so 2,000 fans in their stadiums is a lot different compared to Stamford Bridge or Anfield that hold 40,000+

Man City will still say their attendance is 55,000 :smug:

As I understand it, it is a guide, so Clubs will have to enable social distancing and there can be no singing or shouting, (not sure how that will work).

Didn’t Arsenal fans have a reputation of only clapping when their team scored? so they’re probably used to it

I do find it really strange that they’re choosing to do this since there’s going to be a lot of people now travelling unnecessarily on public transport, and large groups gathering after the games have finished.

You never been to Old Trafford?

:suspect:

:laugh:

:suspect: I have, have you?