EFL Supporters’ Code of Conduct for the return of fans to games

[Fairport]

Luton will have 1000 at their game this evening. These will be the longest serving Season Ticket holders which is a fair compromise given that this gives preference to those that have followed the team through thick and thin. What is interesting is that their executive says tonight's match will cost them £25000. Will Ron be happy at losing money should the situation be the same at Roots Hall? The best scenario would to have a limit of 2000 with the 350 or so non season tickets sold first come first served, at least that should bring in about £7000, plus a few hundred programme sales, that is if the club actually publishes one.

 

[Mad Cyril]

Have the club established a procedure for fans to safely leave the Roots Hall in small socially distanced batches during half time?

 

[Evening Echo]

EFL chairman Rick Parry says decisions on whether a Covid-19 vaccination will be a fan’s passport to enter a football ground will not be taken until next year.

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[BlueBore]

We all hope we’ll be celebrating a goal at some point this season

Edited for accuracy

 

[Evening Echo]

AS football clubs prepare to welcome back a limited number of supporters at matches this week, the Football League has issued a code of conduct for those lucky enough to attend.

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[FarmdogSUFC]

Remind me, what do we do when we score a goal???

Concede about 5 minutes later