I don't find it too bad with the sound off as I usually watch games with the sound off anyway (can't bear half the pundits on Sky and BT) so you don't notice the difference. With the sound on it's like watching a training match.
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I don't find it too bad with the sound off as I usually watch games with the sound off anyway (can't bear half the pundits on Sky and BT) so you don't notice the difference. With the sound on it's like watching a training match.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
No problem with no.5 then.
Looks awfulNo problem with no.5 then.
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
25% full and no making noise. Can't wait. At least you'll be able to get a beer in. If you're allowed of course. It's ridiculous. Utterly ridiculous
I doubt you’d be allowed, all the one way systems would mean you’d probably have to walk out the ground and round the Scilly Isles before you can grab the pint
witchdoc187
Player Valuation: £60m
Guess you could do a pub crawl on the way
Back of the Indy
4737carlin
Player Valuation: £90m
If they have a code of behaviour, I really hope Everton ban any fans they dont stick to it, it's hard enough to get people to behave and respect others in shops, no chance a football crowd will unless the penalty is strongNo problem with no.5 then.
AsiaAsia82
Player Valuation: £35m
doubt they’ll be any penalties for us anyway
Tottenham hope to host test event in front of 31,000 supporters
Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy wants to stage a test event at their stadium in front of 31,000 supporters
www.theguardian.com
Tottenham want to stage a test event at their stadium featuring the return of around 31,000 fans as football attempts to navigate a way back towards having crowds in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic.The club’s chairman, Daniel Levy, made the proposal at the Premier League shareholders meeting, saying he hoped that 50% of the ground’s capacity could be used. It would be impossible to socially distance such numbers but he believes that they could still be accommodated safely.
At the very least, Levy wants to look into it – with support from the government. He has previously said that he wants to explore scientific and technological solutions to pave the way for supporters to return; possibly digital health passports and smartphone applications.
The government has been hopeful that some fans will be able to come back from 1 October but it is understood that Levy would like the trial at the Tottenham stadium to take place as soon as possible.
Premier League clubs have modelled the socially distanced return of supporters and some have seen that it would involve the use of only around 25% of their stadiums. They have explored whether this would be financially viable in terms of potential income covering overheads.
Should be starting to phase back crowds as soon as possible. Its going to be gradual and we have to start somewhere
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