Return of fans to stadiums to be controlled by Ballot

[4737carlin]

I think that's a better idea tbh, your either in or out for the games and get what you are given. If you can't make the selected game you have to inform the club and they can pick another ST holder.

Gonna get Burnley at home me can just see it

Yeah Burnelty at home and we will lose haha

 

[PITA]

Masks should be compulsory inside, no mask no entry. Also photo ID with a matching name, they need to take this serious and know exactly who is inside, anyone found to be playing the fool needs a life ban, if only 4,000 can go in they can easy find that many decent fans who will behave.

Not at Analfield obvs.

 

[GwladysBlue]

Not sure if I’m going to opt-in to the ballot. It would be so sad to only see 2,000 people in the ground.

I think the lowest crowd I ever remember being in at Goodison was the Dynamo Bucharest game in 2005 when we were already 5-1 down on aggregate and it wasn’t great. Even then, there were probably about 12,000 people in the stadium.

 

[Pabbers]

All or nothing, pointless.

 

[4737carlin]

All or nothing, pointless.

But all is impossible, I think this is mainly to benefit lower league clubs

 

[Carloblues]

But all is impossible, I think this is mainly to benefit lower league clubs

It is this and it will help, however...

If your allowed say 4k in your stadium, on one hand you have a 80k seater say old Trafford with 4k fans spread out or you have say Stevenage with a 4k stadium with 4k attending, both technically abiding to the rules but you can see how flawed it is.

 

[4737carlin]

It is this and it will help, however...

If your allowed say 4k in your stadium, on one hand you have a 80k seater say old Trafford with 4k fans spread out or you have say Stevenage with a 4k stadium with 4k attending, both technically abiding to the rules but you can see how flawed it is.

O I dont think will be allowed that many but I see your point

 

[jaybx1878]

it will be like sitting in the paddock early 90s, 10 rows to yourself

 

[LEONARD]

it will be like sitting in the paddock early 90s, 10 rows to yourself

I remember stretching out over 6 seats and doing the Guardian crossword in the Upper Bullens.

This was whilst the game was in progress ( the tailend of the Gordon Lee Years)

 

[toffeepie1878]

Everton V Chelsea

 

[chippy1722]

What’s the point in 2-4,000 fans, how the hell are the players gonna hear the booing from such a small amount.

On a serious note I’d love to see people trying to keep a distance on the concourse when they are buying food and drink.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

I don't think anyone sees this as an experience that will be anything other than a totally "sanitised"(no pun intended!!) exercise, still not sure what I will do personally, you go to the game to enjoy yourself, drink,curse,shout,sing,whatever floats your boat,it's not happening for obvious reasons is it? however it is a way forward and hopefully we will all be totally back to a capacity Goodison at the beginning of 2021/22

 

[4737carlin]

What’s the point in 2-4,000 fans, how the hell are the players gonna hear the booing from such a small amount.

On a serious note I’d love to see people trying to keep a distance on the concourse when they are buying food and drink.

There cant be food and drink sold inside, surly, that would be madness and the club dosent make much money on it anyway.

 

[4737carlin]

I don't think anyone sees this as an experience that will be anything other than a totally "sanitised"(no pun intended!!) exercise, still not sure what I will do personally, you go to the game to enjoy yourself, drink,curse,shout,sing,whatever floats your boat,it's not happening for obvious reasons is it? however it is a way forward and hopefully we will all be totally back to a capacity Goodison at the beginning of 2021/22

See for this reason I don't think everyone will opt for tickets, I'll probably go but I can see a lot not seeing it as worth going and the money saved being more important.

 

[Dario Terracotta]

See for this reason I don't think everyone will opt for tickets, I'll probably go but I can see a lot not seeing it as worth going and the money saved being more important.

At the end of the day it's Everton isn't it?but I have the feeling I will be coming away with a very hollow feeling, but good point mate, we as ST holders will still be paying full whack for this "experience".