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It's probably based on 9 months of 'making it up as you go along' aka Sage advice.


:D

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So, knowing what happens on away days etc. do you think that supporters will observe rules? I'll give you pubs etc but unless they make trains dry & the coaches too. regulations will not be enforceable.

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That would be the Sage advice that the government has consistently chosen to ignore when it suits them?

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Yes.

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Yep so much for following the science as its more like following the politics..

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Bit difficult for away fans to travel from - say Exeter to Carlisle during a lock down. Everton v Liverpool, or Spurs V West Ham would be easier, but no cross country travel needed there :p:



edit: "That would be the Sage advice that the government has consistently chosen to ignore when it suits them?"

Yeah, in the case of tier 2 London it seems so :p:

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So you accept that it's not Sage as you earlier specified. Excellent

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I think if you turn around and tell a club with 50,000 season ticket holders they are permitted to let 4,000 fans in that statistically the chances of a whole supporters bus all getting a ticket are slim to zero. Similarly the numbers travelling to/from the game on each train/bus/tube service will be tiny compared to a normal match day.

Of the 4,000 (maximum) a sizeable number will travel by private car to games aided by the fact there will be less congestion and easier parking with the restrictions in place.

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Home fans might... Away fans historically car share especially long distance games

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I live north of london so as expected we get screwed by tier 3.

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When it suits them, try harder ;)

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...zeneca-vaccine

Concerns over the Oxford vaccine will hopefully be allayed if this peer reviewed data is in the Lancet at the weekend.

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So nothing whatsoever to do with the number of cases etc in your region?
How far north of London are Kent, Slough, Bristol, North Somerset, and South Gloucestershire?

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Plenty of areas north of London are in Tier 2 eg - Cheshire, Cumbria, York, North Yorkshire, Northamptonshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire. Shropshire, Liverpool City Region including Wirral and Southport, Buckinghamshire, etc.

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Scarborough in N Yorks has 296 cases per 100000 yet they’re in Tier 2

Please justify this ?

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I'm in T3 with 157 cases per 100,000.