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[Albion] Man City (h) ticket ballot
- Thread starter East Staffs Gull
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I'm a knob - worked it out soon after posting, having clicked everywhere but my name.
Lucky I checked as one of the 4 wasn't in my F&F.
CP 0 3 BHA
Well-known member
Given that the science shows that transmission outside is incredibly low and we will all be sat apart from each other, this seems unnecessarily harsh as well as pointless.
Not surprising though, is it?
With grounds all but empty for months, the few people in them, sitting miles away from everyone else, have all been wearing masks.
If we do have to wear face coverings for this one off game (and I've asked the club to confirm) then it feels like a small sacrifice to pay to get us back to where we want to be next season, right?
The club have confirmed that face coverings DO have to be worn in seats at all times, unless eating or drinking, and will be making sure this is further communicated.
It is a right pain for us glasses wearers though. Hopefully it will be warmer than the previous games so less fogging!
This. Accept it otherwise, but the constant fogging is a ruddy nightmare.
That's a bit rubbish putting it in an email and on the website with details saying masks can be removed in seats then changing it. When I booked tickets it said masks can be removed.
This, I'll stick mine in my pocket and use my less than stellar natural eyesight instead. It probably won't stop me giving the lino grief though
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
They are being sensible and asking attendees to wear a mask, not a deep sea diver's outfit.
S'hampton Seagull
Well-known member
Agreed, I thought I was imagining that I read you don't need to in your seat.
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Official Old Man
Uckfield Seagull
2pm decisions. Do I go straight in to the south stand and grab what is left or, if everyone else is thinking the south is the best bet for tickets, shall I look at the west?
jamie the seagull
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- Jul 27, 2011
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Being a “Test” event then not wearing masks in your seat (when you are in an open space) would actually make sense.
Govt will then use masks as the reason there has been no outbreaks from game and this means we will have masks permanently.
It does seem a bit odd given that restrictions are due to be lifted completely in June. In theory the next home game will be a full house with no masks and no social distancing.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Get a mask with a really good nose clip, and then wear your glasses over the nose clip.
RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
T3 and got tickets 
I would hope not, given the amount of data that was being collected from legal gigs and raves in Liverpool last weekend where there was no SD or mask wearing. This is simply to comply with the gradual lifting of restrictions.
This - it's just a factor of the cautious approach being applied to gradual lifting. The football matches are just one of a whole series of test events
Skaville
Well-known member
Me and junior, back in the WSU where we belong
Gazwag
5 millionth post poster
Not that easy as I find I am in danger of losing my glasses like this just walking around a supermarket - it will be a disaster everytime we nearly score