What if....

[RalphCoatesComb]

I'm sure this has been suggested, but I haven't read it.

Worrif, the Club picks out one Season Ticket number per stand and those supporters are allowed in to the ground for these TV matches. Surely, their allocation of places could accommodate such small numbers.

Me and Spot have held the first draw and I'm in for Thursday (JMU).

[tiger76]

Blimey! don't let Dave Burnley see this thread he'll be apoplectic , on a serious note the only people that I've seen in the stadiums are the various media crews, any club staff, and directors, so quite correctly they are rigorously enforcing the closed door policy, it needs to be that way, because if you make exceptions for anyone, then others will argue that they qualify for entry, your names not on the door Ralph, and you're not coming in, you'll have to watch it on the telly with everybody else.

[claretblue]

Blimey! don't let Dave Burnley see this thread he'll be apoplectic , on a serious note the only people that I've seen in the stadiums are the various media crews, any club staff, and directors, so quite correctly they are rigorously enforcing the closed door policy, it needs to be that way, because if you make exceptions for anyone, then others will argue that they qualify for entry, your names not on the door Ralph, and you're not coming in, you'll have to watch it on the telly with everybody else.

saw Sir Kenny attending at Goodison yesterday and did wonder how he was allowed!

any ideas?

[redwasp]

If my number comes out Ralph I'll let you have it for 200quid, unless I get a better offer.

[basil6345789]

saw Sir Kenny attending at Goodison yesterday and did wonder how he was allowed!

any ideas?

He's a Sir. Presumably Lord Beamish could get in?

[SalisburyClaret]

saw Sir Kenny attending at Goodison yesterday and did wonder how he was allowed!

any ideas?

There were a couple of celebrity attendees yesterday - makes you wonder...

[NottsClaret]

France are allowing outdoor crowds of up to 5,000 from July 11th.

[tiger76]

saw Sir Kenny attending at Goodison yesterday and did wonder how he was allowed!

any ideas?

That's easily explained he's on the Liverpool board as a non-executive director, he has been for several years now.

Also the small fact that he's an ex Liverpool manager, and arguably their greatest ever player probably entitles him to certain privileges.

It'll be interesting who's in the stands at the Etihad representing the Clarets tonight.

[SalisburyClaret]

A Birmingham FC match official gave his seat to Jude Bellingham’s Mum for their game against West Brom.
Could be an option for those with a relative in our starting 11

[Rowls]

France are allowing outdoor crowds of up to 5,000 from July 11th.

But no football is being played until the next season starts, whenever that might be.

[RalphCoatesComb]

Your names not on the door Ralph, and you're not coming in, you'll have to watch it on the telly with everybody else.

But...

[NottsClaret]

But no football is being played until the next season starts, whenever that might be.

I thought they had their version of the FA and League Cup finals to play?

[ClaretTony]

saw Sir Kenny attending at Goodison yesterday and did wonder how he was allowed!

any ideas?

Director - and our directors are allowed in

[ClaretTony]

Worrif, the Club picks out one Season Ticket number per stand and those supporters are allowed in to the ground for these TV matches

The Premier League has issued a list of who is and who isn't allowed into the grounds and it doesn't include supporters. Clubs have to establish a security plan to ensure access to the stadium is only granted to accredited individuals.

[dsr]

The Premier League has issued a list of who is and who isn't allowed into the grounds and it doesn't include supporters. Clubs have to establish a security plan to ensure access to the stadium is only granted to accredited individuals.

So rolling up and saying "My name's Bob Lord" won't be enough?

[ClaretTony]

So rolling up and saying "My name's Bob Lord" won't be enough?

Ha ha

[RalphCoatesComb]

The Premier League has issued a list of who is and who isn't allowed into the grounds and it doesn't include supporters. Clubs have to establish a security plan to ensure access to the stadium is only granted to accredited individuals.

But rules are there to be changed, especially in these weird times.

[rob63]

Director - and our directors are allowed in

Wonder who decided directors were essential to the running of the team?

[ClaretTony]

Wonder who decided directors were essential to the running of the team?

I'd agree with you, I see no reason at all why they should be there, but they are the ones who help make the rules.

[Buxtonclaret]

Blimey! don't let Dave Burnley see this thread he'll be apoplectic , on a serious note the only people that I've seen in the stadiums are the various media crews, any club staff, and directors, so quite correctly they are rigorously enforcing the closed door policy, it needs to be that way, because if you make exceptions for anyone, then others will argue that they qualify for entry, your names not on the door Ralph, and you're not coming in, you'll have to watch it on the telly with everybody else.

A 'Boris Advice Merchant' could swan in and pick whatever seat he wanted without any comeback?