Birminghamstag10 wrote:When finishing off the 19/20 season Prem and Championship players commented that they felt home advantage was lost with no fans in the ground. Are Cambridge therefore at an advantage over others playing at home in L2 on the same day? I'm all for progress to get things moving more widely and perhaps it's a bit of a picky moan from me, but why should they have 2,500 fans cheering them on against Carlisle when other teams in L2 won't have that?
Birminghamstag10 wrote:When finishing off the 19/20 season Prem and Championship players commented that they felt home advantage was lost with no fans in the ground. Are Cambridge therefore at an advantage over others playing at home in L2 on the same day? I'm all for progress to get things moving more widely and perhaps it's a bit of a picky moan from me, but why should they have 2,500 fans cheering them on against Carlisle when other teams in L2 won't have that?
Old timer wrote:Maybe the people that decided it are Cambridge educated and had a bit of say with the EFL, nudge nudge wink wink? Why were they were given preferential treatment? It certainly does give them an advantage, financially too.
Birminghamstag10 wrote:When finishing off the 19/20 season Prem and Championship players commented that they felt home advantage was lost with no fans in the ground. Are Cambridge therefore at an advantage over others playing at home in L2 on the same day? I'm all for progress to get things moving more widely and perhaps it's a bit of a picky moan from me, but why should they have 2,500 fans cheering them on against Carlisle when other teams in L2 won't have that?
one f in mansfield wrote:Birminghamstag10 wrote:When finishing off the 19/20 season Prem and Championship players commented that they felt home advantage was lost with no fans in the ground. Are Cambridge therefore at an advantage over others playing at home in L2 on the same day? I'm all for progress to get things moving more widely and perhaps it's a bit of a picky moan from me, but why should they have 2,500 fans cheering them on against Carlisle when other teams in L2 won't have that?
one f in mansfield wrote:Birminghamstag10 wrote:When finishing off the 19/20 season Prem and Championship players commented that they felt home advantage was lost with no fans in the ground. Are Cambridge therefore at an advantage over others playing at home in L2 on the same day? I'm all for progress to get things moving more widely and perhaps it's a bit of a picky moan from me, but why should they have 2,500 fans cheering them on against Carlisle when other teams in L2 won't have that?
MansfieldMick wrote:Interesting to watch the Rugby yesterday Harlequins v Bath at the Stoop, 2700 fans let in with a capacity of 14,000. Surely if you can let this amount into a open aired sports ground then I fail to see why we can't let 2000 in next Saturday??? They have the same situation, turnstiles, kiosks, toilets as football stadia. Thoughts anyone???
MansfieldMick wrote:Interesting to watch the Rugby yesterday Harlequins v Bath at the Stoop, 2700 fans let in with a capacity of 14,000. Surely if you can let this amount into a open aired sports ground then I fail to see why we can't let 2000 in next Saturday??? They have the same situation, turnstiles, kiosks, toilets as football stadia. Thoughts anyone???
The One wrote:MansfieldMick wrote:Interesting to watch the Rugby yesterday Harlequins v Bath at the Stoop, 2700 fans let in with a capacity of 14,000. Surely if you can let this amount into a open aired sports ground then I fail to see why we can't let 2000 in next Saturday??? They have the same situation, turnstiles, kiosks, toilets as football stadia. Thoughts anyone???
Nearly 3000 (2998) cases yesterday. I feel no crowds for sometime if these figures carry on.
MansfieldMick wrote:The One wrote:MansfieldMick wrote:Interesting to watch the Rugby yesterday Harlequins v Bath at the Stoop, 2700 fans let in with a capacity of 14,000. Surely if you can let this amount into a open aired sports ground then I fail to see why we can't let 2000 in next Saturday??? They have the same situation, turnstiles, kiosks, toilets as football stadia. Thoughts anyone???
Nearly 3000 (2998) cases yesterday. I feel no crowds for sometime if these figures carry on.
I agree but why let fans into rugby grounds? Surely it's all or none IMO.
The One wrote:MansfieldMick wrote:The One wrote:MansfieldMick wrote:Interesting to watch the Rugby yesterday Harlequins v Bath at the Stoop, 2700 fans let in with a capacity of 14,000. Surely if you can let this amount into a open aired sports ground then I fail to see why we can't let 2000 in next Saturday??? They have the same situation, turnstiles, kiosks, toilets as football stadia. Thoughts anyone???
Nearly 3000 (2998) cases yesterday. I feel no crowds for sometime if these figures carry on.
I agree but why let fans into rugby grounds? Surely it's all or none IMO.
Like someone said it was a test event, also prior to todays case release.
oldweststander wrote:The One wrote:MansfieldMick wrote:The One wrote:MansfieldMick wrote:Interesting to watch the Rugby yesterday Harlequins v Bath at the Stoop, 2700 fans let in with a capacity of 14,000. Surely if you can let this amount into a open aired sports ground then I fail to see why we can't let 2000 in next Saturday??? They have the same situation, turnstiles, kiosks, toilets as football stadia. Thoughts anyone???
Nearly 3000 (2998) cases yesterday. I feel no crowds for sometime if these figures carry on.
I agree but why let fans into rugby grounds? Surely it's all or none IMO.
Like someone said it was a test event, also prior to todays case release.
Think you can dismiss any hope of a return to football stadiums any time soon.
Any idea how many they got in last night?
Upper West wrote:Any idea how many they got in last night?
862. Probably about what they would normally get for a match in this competition.
I notice the sponsors are Checkatrade again. It was Leasing.com last season.
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