Here's my suggestion:

All season ticket holders who didn't request a refund (and who want to go to games) are asked to form groups with whoever they would like to attend games with (groups are 1-6 people). I'm sure it would be possible to do this on the ticketing site. So you'd end up with somewhere between 3-5,000 groups I'd guess.

Groups are drawn at random one by one and everyone in that group gets a ticket to the game. Keep going until 1,000 tickets have been allocated.

Next game where fans are allowed in same process again with those groups that went to the Saints game being excluded. Keep going until everyone had been to a game them start again with all groups back in.

Fairest way I can think of.

Please ignore this poster.

How do you know? We haven't even tried it. Between March & June is understandable,but looking at this graph, tells me we can be smart enough to give a fans return trial. However, i think we'll just have to agree to disagree on this one.

Speak for yourself, giving orders to other people. How dare you.

No I haven't

I have said that I don't believe for the good of the game/clubs finances it's worth considering at this moment especially when the government are tightening rules not reducing them, and I certainly don't think it's worth petitioning about and getting involved in petty little squabbles about the Phraseology that other posters are using and I can't decide if your being obtuse or not because it's quite simple

As it stands I won't go - because I can't go
If they change the rule then I will make a choice to whether go or not go because I won't be breaking the law - That isn't Contradictory, it isn't even hypocrisy because it's 2 different situations.

All the ones you are arguing with are saying the same thing - It's understandable CURRENTLY that the rules aren't changing and we are not allowed fans back in any way (For gods sake even PL Football with it's Billions can't get fans in).

If they do the change the clubs will be under vast amounts of pressure and cost to accommodate, will that be worth it, Suppose that would be up to each club to do their due diligence, but as it stands it's a Moot point because they can't.

And I would have stab in the dark you would have no idea what would be involved in reopening a venue for fans and the amount of work involved in making it compliant - Simply wanting it to happen isn't good enough, there are Hundreds of issues to resolve to Make it happen

I'm sure your chief executive will be working all Hours he can to facilitate it when it is reasonably practical, safe, cost effective & Legal to do so.
Or at least he will once he's sorted a job out for me that he's been promising for ages

No, i'm not being obtuse,and i hope you're not being impertinent either.

=#FF0000No, I, like everyone else, I don't know what the whole involvement would be. I just think it can be done with strict safety procedures in place,and you can bet your bottom dollar that if SL clubs were given the go ahead right now, they would pull out all the stops to get fans in.

=#0000BFGo on, Spill.



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