The Future ( whatever that is)

[Graham Evans]

Count me in on this. Maybe if only season ticket holders were allowed in we could all sit 2 metres apart.

 

[Lundan Cabbie]

Count me in on this. Maybe if only season ticket holders were allowed in we could all sit 2 metres apart.

Apparently to all sit 2m apart in a stadium, only 9% of capacity would be allowed. That equates to around just 1,500 tickets at HP.

 

[Balham Green]

Count me in on this. Maybe if only season ticket holders were allowed in we could all sit 2 metres apart.

Apparently to all sit 2m apart in a stadium, only 9% of capacity would be allowed. That equates to around just 1,500 tickets at HP.

Thats interesting. A question I asked earlier. This 2 m rule is not scientifically proven anyway. If we could get a couple of thousand in it would make a difference. A lot of clubs survive on that.

 

[Penmaster]

Yes, as I don’t live in Plymouth it would be unfair of me to buy a season ticket but rarely use it so I hope the club are looking into ways where fans can give donations no matter how big or small.

This for me as well. I've bought some kits and bits and pieces for the kids but it would be good to know what we could do to help the club financially. I couldn't justify the cost of a season ticket but making some donations would be good.

 

[Penmaster]

Count me in on this. Maybe if only season ticket holders were allowed in we could all sit 2 metres apart.

Apparently to all sit 2m apart in a stadium, only 9% of capacity would be allowed. That equates to around just 1,500 tickets at HP.

Thats interesting. A question I asked earlier. This 2 m rule is not scientifically proven anyway. If we could get a couple of thousand in it would make a difference. A lot of clubs survive on that.

Also, season ticket holders from the same address would not need to sit apart. There are probably a fair number of them already but there could be targeted marketing to sell 'whole house' season tickets??

 

[ken jackson]

I only have the state pension and save up to purchase my season ticket. So I'm ready to buy next a season's ticket as soon as possible even if I can't attend. As for going back I think by September we could go back but I think there may well be mandatory use of masks and gloves.I would go for that but I am a wear that there are a lot of people in my age group,so each of us will have to make a very difficult decision. :thumbs:

 

[SIWY]

Motivated by this https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52790371

An alternative idea could be to allow people to give money to the EFL, who would then distribute it evenly to all clubs.
This would hopefully signify the beginning of a more fairer approach in football that we want to see and ensure that not just clubs with the most fans survive.

 

[Devongreenowl]

Many countries have a 1m rule. Makes you wonder if some countries go for 2m knowing that people will generally then keep AT LEAST 1m apart. A bit like the reason they won’t raise the motorway speed limit. They know most people do more than 70, so if they raised the limit to 80……

 

[Shadowknight]

Many countries have a 1m rule. Makes you wonder if some countries go for 2m knowing that people will generally then keep AT LEAST 1m apart. A bit like the reason they won’t raise the motorway speed limit. They know most people do more than 70, so if they raised the limit to 80……

So you would be happy breaking the law, but only if everyone else did?

 

[Devongreenowl]

Many countries have a 1m rule. Makes you wonder if some countries go for 2m knowing that people will generally then keep AT LEAST 1m apart. A bit like the reason they won’t raise the motorway speed limit. They know most people do more than 70, so if they raised the limit to 80……

So you would be happy breaking the law, but only if everyone else did?

Where did I say that? :sigh:

 

[Willis88]

Motivated by this https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52790371

An alternative idea could be to allow people to give money to the EFL, who would then distribute it evenly to all clubs.
This would hopefully signify the beginning of a more fairer approach in football that we want to see and ensure that not just clubs with the most fans survive.

Whilst I like the idea of "contributing to the whole" I would only put money in the shared pot if there were financial controls on salaries etc being set first.

Not overly fair on the clubs like Argyle who are doing their best to live within their means to have to lose out some cash to other teams (i.e. macclesfield) who are poorly managed.