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Post by reallyoldfeenixfan on Sept 3, 2020 20:28:38 GMT
With clubs desperately waiting for information about if and when spectators will be allowed into games, I'm assuming that there will not be any space for away supporters to travel.Have any clubs given this situation any thought? Not certain how Nix will solve this, tickets are going to be limited at first to last seasons ticket holders on a game by game plan then if any left open to anyone. I suppose if you're fast enough you could get a ticket but I think there will be very few if any available.
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Post by LTFan on Sept 3, 2020 21:13:06 GMT
With clubs desperately waiting for information about if and when spectators will be allowed into games, I'm assuming that there will not be any space for away supporters to travel.Have any clubs given this situation any thought? Not certain how Nix will solve this, tickets are going to be limited at first to last seasons ticket holders on a game by game plan then if any left open to anyone. I suppose if you're fast enough you could get a ticket but I think there will be very few if any available. I think the government is discouraging ‘away fans’ at all sports soon to have (limited) crowds again. I say ‘discouraging’ because I don’t think it will/can be policed in any way. |
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Post by reallyoldfeenixfan on Sept 3, 2020 21:48:46 GMT
I would think the problem would lie with several hundred foot ball fans not the dozen or so that normally travel,in the BBL.
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Post by bullets92 on Sept 3, 2020 21:50:50 GMT
I would think the problem would lie with several hundred foot ball fans not the dozen or so that normally travel,in the BBL. Certainly would be easier to track and trace (using that exemplary system) and I’m sure majority of away fans would go though their own clubs anyway |
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Post by raiders92 on Sept 3, 2020 21:51:03 GMT
Not really and issue in plymouth as only really bristol and Leicester that bring fans!!
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Post by LTFan on Sept 3, 2020 22:55:46 GMT
I would think the problem would lie with several hundred foot ball fans not the dozen or so that normally travel,in the BBL. Yes. But easier to discourage it across the board for now. |
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Post by interestedridersfan on Sept 4, 2020 6:59:23 GMT
I predict for most venues there will be capacity for away fans available (if the government allows them to go)
Not sure the sport will appeal to families looking for entertainment with some of the restrictions that will be in place short term so will be a quieter match night experience for all concerned (some will prefer that)
Am I right in thinking normally each home club gives the opposition club some FOC tickets they can sell to their fans to help recover travel costs?
Or have I just imagined that?
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Post by Deleted on Sept 4, 2020 7:38:45 GMT
I predict for most venues there will be capacity for away fans available (if the government allows them to go) From the man who predicted that the season wouldn't happen.
It will be interesting to see if clubs agree to cut down on the size of guest lists. I know when we played BBL Trophy games a sizeable proportion of the visiting support came in on comps - although it was never a particularly high number.
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Post by LTFan on Sept 4, 2020 12:45:15 GMT
I predict for most venues there will be capacity for away fans available (if the government allows them to go) Not sure the sport will appeal to families looking for entertainment with some of the restrictions that will be in place short term so will be a quieter match night experience for all concerned (some will prefer that) Am I right in thinking normally each home club gives the opposition club some FOC tickets they can sell to their fans to help recover travel costs? Or have I just imagined that? Yes, I think that’s correct. |
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