Fans back at a game?

[trendylfj]

Why is it ok for fans to go back to Ulster to watch a game - thought it was banned throughout the UK.

https://rugby365.com/tournaments/pro14/ ... -kingspan/

[jgriffin]

Why is it ok for fans to go back to Ulster to watch a game - thought it was banned throughout the UK.

https://rugby365.com/tournaments/pro14/ ... -kingspan/

If it's an allowed trial, then welcome.

[Tigerbeat]

The rules only apply in England with regards to sports attendance. Devolved governments for Wales, Scotland and Ireland are able to make their own decisions.

[wormus]

Toulon apparently had 5000 in their three stands. If the pandemic eases off I feel sure we could easily get over 5000 well spaced out in our three stands, leaving the Crumbie for the red zone.. Oh keep dreaming!

[Tigerbeat]

Toulon apparently had 5000 in their three stands. If the pandemic eases off I feel sure we could easily get over 5000 well spaced out in our three stands, leaving the Crumbie for the red zone.. Oh keep dreaming!

Was reduced to 1000 for the game on Saturday and until further notice.

[wormus]

Toulon apparently had 5000 in their three stands. If the pandemic eases off I feel sure we could easily get over 5000 well spaced out in our three stands, leaving the Crumbie for the red zone.. Oh keep dreaming!

Was reduced to 1000 for the game on Saturday and until further notice.

Well I got the 5000 crowd figure from the LTTV Harry Potter post match chat and certainly watching it on BT there were well over the 1000 you are suggesting in their three stands. However were you there Tigerbeat?

[Tigerbeat]

Toulon apparently had 5000 in their three stands. If the pandemic eases off I feel sure we could easily get over 5000 well spaced out in our three stands, leaving the Crumbie for the red zone.. Oh keep dreaming!

Was reduced to 1000 for the game on Saturday and until further notice.

Well I got the 5000 crowd figure from the LTTV Harry Potter post match chat and certainly watching it on BT there were well over the 1000 you are suggesting in their three stands. However were you there Tigerbeat?

I had read in the news that France were imposing restrictions of crowds to a maximum of 1000, reduced from 5000.

[wormus]

Was reduced to 1000 for the game on Saturday and until further notice.

Well I got the 5000 crowd figure from the LTTV Harry Potter post match chat and certainly watching it on BT there were well over the 1000 you are suggesting in their three stands. However were you there Tigerbeat?

I had read in the news that France were imposing restrictions of crowds to a maximum of 1000, reduced from 5000.

but wish it was increasing in spectators.

[Crofty]

Was reduced to 1000 for the game on Saturday and until further notice.

Well I got the 5000 crowd figure from the LTTV Harry Potter post match chat and certainly watching it on BT there were well over the 1000 you are suggesting in their three stands. However were you there Tigerbeat?

I had read in the news that France were imposing restrictions of crowds to a maximum of 1000, reduced from 5000.

To be fair I remember Toulon finding an extra 1500 (I think) seats at the Mayol so they didn't have to relocate a Heineken Cup semifinal to Marseille, all without any additional structures going up that I could see from my seat on the stairs of Aileron Nord...

[LE18]

Well I got the 5000 crowd figure from the LTTV Harry Potter post match chat and certainly watching it on BT there were well over the 1000 you are suggesting in their three stands. However were you there Tigerbeat?

I had read in the news that France were imposing restrictions of crowds to a maximum of 1000, reduced from 5000.

but wish it was increasing in spectators.

France only follows the rules it wants to, didn't you realise that?

[tigerburnie]

I doubt there's many Tigers fans will be in a rush to go to Welford Road just now.

[Crofty]

I doubt there's many Tigers fans will be in a rush to go to Welford Road just now.

oh sir, me sir! Shouting at the players might have slightly more of an effect than shouting at the television (or at least I'll be able to kid myself on that way...)

[Tigerbeat]

https://www.leicestertigers.com/news/lt ... ial-201002

[TigerFeetSteve]

Having seen the pictures of the London Palladian last night. It does frustrate me

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-54521741

There they (despite the rules saying only go below 2m in exceptional circumstances) have worked to a 1m rule, packed the place with 50% capacity in an indoor arena.

How can that be safer than a 20% capacity Welford road? There are so many inconsistencies with the rules. If they were going to say no fans in one sector why can the arts do one thing and sport another.

This isn't me having a go at the London Palladian or the arts they are doing what they can to survive, just feels like sports are having their hands tied to prevent them from doing the same.

Stagger arrivals, maximising people driving to the ground, set up one way systems through the ground. There are things the club can do that would be at least as safe as plenty of the things people are doing in tier 2 regions....

[Tiglon]

The rules don't say only go below 2m in exceptional circumstances, it's more complicated than that. I agree with your point though - why is that safe but sports stadiums aren't?

Bonkers.