Fans at Home Park (2,000 fans allowed in v MK Dons)

[Pogleswoody]

Thing is London spoils you.
On the way home you have to decide whether to go for a game of cricket in Peckham or a huge singsong in Piccadilly. :think:

 

[IJN]

Listening to the ‘scientists’ on this mornings brief, one of them stressed how much the virus is expelled when shouting or singing. It made me think (again) we won’t see inside Home Park this year. :eh:

 

[Balham Green]

Listening to the ‘scientists’ on this mornings brief, one of them stressed how much the virus is expelled when shouting or singing. It made me think (again) we won’t see inside Home Park this year. :eh:

We need the Mayflower side back. No shouting or singing there.

 

[IJN]

You need to get your ears sorted Clive. The East End of the Mayflower often breaks out in song!

 

[Pogleswoody]

Listening to the ‘scientists’ on this mornings brief, one of them stressed how much the virus is expelled when shouting or singing. It made me think (again) we won’t see inside Home Park this year. :eh:

We need the Mayflower side back. No shouting or singing there.

I am now even more full of admiration for that Palladium show.

Nobody on stage sang out loud?
None of the crowd sang along?
None of the crowd shouted or cheered?

Remarkable control in that London! :clap:

 

[pedro91]

Stadiums in the US are allowing around 25% of their capacities for spectators to attend college games

 

[IJN]

I don’t we think we should look at the Yanks as a beacon of what to do during Covid Baz!

 

[Lousy Pint]

I don’t we think we should look at the Yanks as a beacon of what to do during Covid Baz!

Or at any other time for that matter.

 

[WoodsyGreen]

Listening to the ‘scientists’ on this mornings brief, one of them stressed how much the virus is expelled when shouting or singing. It made me think (again) we won’t see inside Home Park this year. :eh:

We need the Mayflower side back. No shouting or singing there.

I am now even more full of admiration for that Palladium show.

Nobody on stage sang out loud?
None of the crowd sang along?
None of the crowd shouted or cheered?

Remarkable control in that London! :clap:

There was singing on stage from socially distanced performers, but the crucial point is that there was no singing or shouting in the audience (apparently). No-one shouted "Bleddy rubbish Argyle!" at the top of their lungs anyway.

It's the 'crowd participation' element that makes football different to theatres and cinemas. How you'd ban football fans from shouting and cheering is beyond me (especially those who'll have a few drinks beforehand), so I do have some sympathy with the decision makers on this one IF they're listening to the science rather than making it a class thing.

 

[pedro91]

So so sorry for such a stupid post!!
I'll go to that other site

 

[IJN]

It's a 'page' Baz, but please feel free. :wave:

 

[cheshiregreen]

https://twitter.com/piersmorgan/status/ ... 21440?s=19

London Palladium event on 12th October 2020. :think:

 

[Pogleswoody]

Listening to the ‘scientists’ on this mornings brief, one of them stressed how much the virus is expelled when shouting or singing. It made me think (again) we won’t see inside Home Park this year. :eh:

We need the Mayflower side back. No shouting or singing there.

I am now even more full of admiration for that Palladium show.

Nobody on stage sang out loud?
None of the crowd sang along?
None of the crowd shouted or cheered?

Remarkable control in that London! :clap:

There was singing on stage from socially distanced performers, but the crucial point is that there was no singing or shouting in the audience (apparently). No-one shouted "Bleddy rubbish Argyle!" at the top of their lungs anyway.

It's the 'crowd participation' element that makes football different to theatres and cinemas. How you'd ban football fans from shouting and cheering is beyond me (especially those who'll have a few drinks beforehand), so I do have some sympathy with the decision makers on this one IF they're listening to the science rather than making it a class thing.

I wasn't there, I presume you weren't? I'm just going by the photo on the top of page 7. Doesn't look 'socially distanced' and 'shout free' to me. Certainly feel that Home Park could be safer (or as safe as) that with the right numbers in and measures in place. And I could walk from my car rather than travelling in a sealed underground canister full of strangers.

 

[GreenMatt]

Listening to the ‘scientists’ on this mornings brief, one of them stressed how much the virus is expelled when shouting or singing. It made me think (again) we won’t see inside Home Park this year. :eh:

We need the Mayflower side back. No shouting or singing there.

I am now even more full of admiration for that Palladium show.

Nobody on stage sang out loud?
None of the crowd sang along?
None of the crowd shouted or cheered?

Remarkable control in that London! :clap:

There was singing on stage from socially distanced performers, but the crucial point is that there was no singing or shouting in the audience (apparently). No-one shouted "Bleddy rubbish Argyle!" at the top of their lungs anyway.

It's the 'crowd participation' element that makes football different to theatres and cinemas. How you'd ban football fans from shouting and cheering is beyond me (especially those who'll have a few drinks beforehand), so I do have some sympathy with the decision makers on this one IF they're listening to the science rather than making it a class thing.

I wasn't there, I presume you weren't? I'm just going by the photo on the top of page 7. Doesn't look 'socially distanced' and 'shout free' to me. Certainly feel that Home Park could be safer (or as safe as) that with the right numbers in and measures in place. And I could walk from my car rather than travelling in a sealed underground canister full of strangers.

Neither the show on Sunday or the Wenger show last night had silent audiences. This was from the Wenger show last night (literally football chants): https://twitter.com/r_gooner/status/1315744576620179456?s=21. And this is from Sunday: https://twitter.com/syko77/status/1315343448552222722?s=21

Apparently mask wearing wasn’t stewarded at all and many didn’t wear them properly or at all throughout, which with stewards around the grounds I’m sure it would be at Argyle.

 

[oldage]

Listening to the ‘scientists’ on this mornings brief, one of them stressed how much the virus is expelled when shouting or singing. It made me think (again) we won’t see inside Home Park this year. :eh:

We need the Mayflower side back. No shouting or singing there.

I am now even more full of admiration for that Palladium show.

Nobody on stage sang out loud?
None of the crowd sang along?
None of the crowd shouted or cheered?

Remarkable control in that London! :clap:

There was singing on stage from socially distanced performers, but the crucial point is that there was no singing or shouting in the audience (apparently). No-one shouted "Bleddy rubbish Argyle!" at the top of their lungs anyway.

It's the 'crowd participation' element that makes football different to theatres and cinemas. How you'd ban football fans from shouting and cheering is beyond me (especially those who'll have a few drinks beforehand), so I do have some sympathy with the decision makers on this one IF they're listening to the science rather than making it a class thing.

I wasn't there, I presume you weren't? I'm just going by the photo on the top of page 7. Doesn't look 'socially distanced' and 'shout free' to me. Certainly feel that Home Park could be safer (or as safe as) that with the right numbers in and measures in place. And I could walk from my car rather than travelling in a sealed underground canister full of strangers.

You are fortunate if you can walk from your car but there are many who rely on public transport to get to HP. A number of supporters who live outside the Plymouth area have to rely on trains and coaches and have no choice but to travel with strangers.