going by the numbers Barrow should be in tier 1, but we'll probably be put in tier 2 with the rest of Cumbria.Sounds like most of the North might be tier 3 with maybe London in tier 2.
Other areas tier 1.
We'll have up to 2,000 fans for the Salford home match. Looking forward to all the nonsense arguments regarding being "forced" to wear a mask, faux outrage over players taking the knee, and the entitled kids screaming for the manager to get the boot. Exciting times.
There's a bloke who usually stands near me whose voice gradually deteriorates over the course of the season. I'd imagine with 8 months off it'll be in tip top condition.
Is that the old bloke that barks like a seal? Sometimes more entertaining than the actual match.
Well we’re in tier 2 because we have Peterborough in our county. Even if they were covid free you’d be at risk of catching everything else under the sun there.We're in tier 3 because people who live 40/50 miles away haven't got their rates down. We have lower rates than pretty much every borough in London yet they are tier 2 and we're tier 3. It's an absolute disgrace.
We're in tier 3 because people who live 40/50 miles away haven't got their rates down. We have lower rates than pretty much every borough in London yet they are tier 2 and we're tier 3. It's an absolute disgrace.
Sounds like the entire Johnny King Stand at Prenton Park. We let the officials know our opinions of them.That's him, his words are legible in August.
There's another bloke that's going a similar way who has something against linesmen.
especially when Barrow and the surrounding area would be tier one when you go off the numbersThe fact that in the Morecambe Bay health trust, your rates are lower than ours shows how nonsensical it is. In theory, if Carlisle's rates go up any further, we could be dragged into Tier 3 with them.
We didn't take the knee when we played in front of fans in the pilot game v Southend. I was a little relieved at that as I was expecting outrage from the usual suspects unable to live with the idea that their team's players care about institutional racism. There was a few people posting on the forum and N&S comments sections saying that if Carlisle players take the knee this season then they're done with the club. Bit ridiculous that of all the reasons fans could have gone with for why they're severing ties with a club they've supported for years, their club opposing racism is the one they can't abide. With us being one of the only games on any negative publicity would no doubt have been focused on us because as we all know Premier League fans are absolute angels.We'll have up to 2,000 fans for the Salford home match. Looking forward to all the nonsense arguments regarding being "forced" to wear a mask, faux outrage over players taking the knee, and the entitled kids screaming for the manager to get the boot. Exciting times.
South Lakeland's numbers look similar to Carlisle's. Would probably be hard to justify putting Barrow in tier one since the boundaries of Barrow are so tight to the town.especially when Barrow and the surrounding area would be tier one when you go off the numbers
how many season ticket holders do you have?We've confirmed that we can accommodate all ST holders and have recieved our safety certificate for the Salford match this afternoon
think about 1500how many season ticket holders do you have?
currently still 0-0 but it's expected we'll see some goals once it kicks offWhat was the final score?
Bad news for fans in Haltwhistle and surroundings. No mention of Scotland though; Dumfries & Galloway is in the lowest of Scotland's tiers and has a much lower infection rate than Carlisle, we have a fair few fans travel from there.From the Carlisle site;-
Please note - only fans living in a Tier 1 or 2 Zones can come to games at Brunton Park.
If you live in a Tier 3 Zone, the arrangements that were in place prior to Thursday's announcement will continue unchanged.
We are sorry, but you will not be allowed entry at this time.
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CLUB: Detailed arrangements for the return of fans
At this stage we are only able to confirm arrangements for supporters who have previously reserved season tickets for the 2020/21 season.www.carlisleunited.co.uk
We've confirmed that we can accommodate all ST holders and have recieved our safety certificate for the Salford match this afternoon