[Albion] Would you watch a home game, on TV, at the Amex?

[Bozza]

I'm not sure which clubs proceeded with this today, but I know Millwall, Middlesbrough, Watford and Norwich were looking at having fans in hospitality areas for HOME games watching on TV whilst the action took place a short distance away out of view.

Norwich definitely did it for their home fixture today:

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If the Albion did this, would you have an interest in going?

 

[LamieRobertson]

Ya.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Nay

 

[Taybha]

Nope , if clubs can be able to let fans into thier clubhouse/ pub for games then how on earth is it not possible to let those same fans into the ground , its madness .

 

[Motogull]

Not from 50 miles away.

 

[timbha]

Nope , if clubs can be able to let fans into thier clubhouse/ pub for games then how on earth is it not possible to let those same fans into the ground , its madness .

Madness as in a cheap shot throw away sort of comment. Have you considered scalability? Or are you suggesting that those 100 ? fans are spread around the ground with corresponding stewards, gate attendants, catering staff, security, police, etc, etc. Not madness, just a completely different and innovative arrangement

 

[El Presidente]

A cautious yes, provided of course I can leave ten minutes before the final whistle vowing never to return again

 

[LamieRobertson]

Nay

I know you’d prefer being down the allotment with your Missus

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Nope , if clubs can be able to let fans into thier clubhouse/ pub for games then how on earth is it not possible to let those same fans into the ground , its madness .

Some West Ham fans watched their game from a cinema. It’s ludicrous.

 

[AmexRuislip]

I know you’d prefer being down the allotment with your Missus

Lol I'd love that at the moment, but currently 6 days into a 14 stint of self isolation, thanks to a work colleague

 

[LamieRobertson]

Lol I'd love that at the moment, but currently 6 days into a 14 stint of self isolation, thanks to a work colleague

So just you in the shed down the allotment...must be a bit chilly at nighttime

 

[timbha]

Some West Ham fans watched their game from a cinema. It’s ludicrous.

Why is it ludicrous if:
1) H&S can be maintained, incl social distancing
2) the fans want to do it
3) it generates income for the cinema (and club?)
4) it helps protect some (cinema) jobs

 

[studio150]

No.

Prefer to wait until able to see the action live from inside the ground rather than on a TV.

 

[father_and_son]

I know you’d prefer being down the allotment with your Missus

Is that a dogging euphemism??

 

[Publius Ovidius]

Calling doctor fxck no.!

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Why is it ludicrous if:
1) H&S can be maintained, incl social distancing
2) the fans want to do it
3) it generates income for the cinema (and club?)
4) it helps protect some (cinema) jobs

1-3 can be achieved (minus the cinema) in a stadium, as Brighton showed in a pre-season friendly.
A stadium has fresh air not air conditioning.

 

[Butch Willykins]

Couldn’t think of much worse

 

[drew]

Voted no but if it was the only option, might consider it. However, guessing the price will be more than £14.95 so it would seem odd to pay more (plus refreshments) to watch a tv which I can do so from home.

 

[Blue3]

No it's pointless I want to watch a game in the fresh air of the stadium not in the stadium behind glass with the shutters down with the game on TV

 

[Me and my Monkey]

If I was at the stadium, I would be hell bent on finding screens/blinds/curtains i could peep through. Utterly bonkers.