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mushRTID

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #120 on December 22, 2021, 12:54:15 pm by mushRTID »
I can see Boxing Day going ahead and us getting shafted here.

So a double shafting for us from Sky/Boris



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Campsall rover

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #121 on December 22, 2021, 12:57:13 pm by Campsall rover »
I can see Boxing Day going ahead and us getting shafted here.

So a double shafting for us from Sky/Boris
No Sunderland fans could be a big help to us.

But would much rather we are allowed to attend.  10/11000 in the ground good atmosphere. That’s what Boxing Day is for imo. Well the day after Boxing Day.

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« Reply #122 on December 22, 2021, 01:04:25 pm by drfchound »
I can see Boxing Day going ahead and us getting shafted here.

So a double shafting for us from Sky/Boris
No Sunderland fans could be a big help to us.

But would much rather we are allowed to attend.  10/11000 in the ground good atmosphere. That’s what Boxing Day is for imo. Well the day after Boxing Day.

No Rovers fans in won’t help anyone who hasn’t contributed to Sky tv though.

Campsall rover

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #123 on December 22, 2021, 01:09:38 pm by Campsall rover »
I can see Boxing Day going ahead and us getting shafted here.

So a double shafting for us from Sky/Boris
No Sunderland fans could be a big help to us.

But would much rather we are allowed to attend.  10/11000 in the ground good atmosphere. That’s what Boxing Day is for imo. Well the day after Boxing Day.

No Rovers fans in won’t help anyone who hasn’t contributed to Sky tv though.
You know what I mean though hound. The team on the pitch.
Although having said that I am sure 95% of players would rather play in front of a full ish stadium rather than an empty one. Even with 4,000 nosy Mackems in the stadium.

silent majority

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #124 on December 22, 2021, 01:16:24 pm by silent majority »
The change in isolation rules should allow our players to return to training earlier (changed to 7 days isolation with negative test at the end)

There's additional rules in place for football players though, its not a straightforward return to work like normal workers in society. These additional rules, including training alone and/or with no contact activities will impact on the club.


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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #125 on December 22, 2021, 01:26:49 pm by drfchound »
I can see Boxing Day going ahead and us getting shafted here.

So a double shafting for us from Sky/Boris
No Sunderland fans could be a big help to us.

But would much rather we are allowed to attend.  10/11000 in the ground good atmosphere. That’s what Boxing Day is for imo. Well the day after Boxing Day.

No Rovers fans in won’t help anyone who hasn’t contributed to Sky tv though.
You know what I mean though hound. The team on the pitch.
Although having said that I am sure 95% of players would rather play in front of a full ish stadium rather than an empty one. Even with 4,000 nosy Mackems in the stadium.

Players hated playing in empty grounds during the covid situation.

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #126 on December 22, 2021, 01:50:21 pm by silent majority »
 Doncaster Rovers look forward to welcoming you to the Eco-Power Stadium. This Code of Conduct acts to principally guide and advise ticket holders of the protocols in place ahead of and during a matchday.

The club has put in place a range of processes to help create an enjoyable environment for all supporters at our matches, however it is vitally important that all attendees understand and adhere to this Code of Conduct at all times, and follow all safety requirements, to assist club staff and stewards, and to help protect you and your fellow fans.

From 15 December the Government has declared it is a legal requirement for all supporters attending fixtures at the Eco-Power Stadium to produce evidence of COVID Certification.

The legislation states that anyone attending unseated indoor events with 500 or more attendees, unseated outdoor events with 4,000 or more attendees and any event with 10,000 or more attendees, must present an NHS COVID pass (regardless of vaccination status).

This code of conduct has been updated to reflect the changes.

· Supporters will not be permitted entry to the Eco-Power Stadium on matchday without valid COVID-19 certification, so please ensure you will be able to prove your COVID-19 status prior to departing for the match.

· A valid COVID Pass is deemed to be a digital NHS COVID pass, a paper NHS COVID pass, or proof of a recent negative Lateral Flow Test result.

It is each supporter’s responsibility to acquire the necessary COVID Pass.

· Supporters utilising a digital NHS COVID Pass should both utilise the app and download a copy to their smartphone’s wallet or photo reel (should there be no phone signal), and print a physical copy, to avoid any problems.

· Supporters using a paper NHS COVID Pass must produce the original printed copy on the day of the fixture (a photo/photocopy will not be accepted).

· The Government has determined that proof of a negative lateral flow test will also be accepted as certification. This should be taken within 48 hours of kick-off to prove their Covid-19 status.

· You must not attend if you, or anyone attending with you, is suffering from COVID-19 symptoms, feels unwell, or is required to self-isolate.

· The club cannot completely eliminate the risk of COVID-19 infection. Before purchasing a ticket, or travelling to a match, supporters must decide whether it is appropriate they attend, taking into consideration associated risks based on their personal circumstances.

· In the event you develop COVID-19 symptoms while at the Stadium, please notify the nearest steward immediately, who will direct you to the appropriate medical facility.

· Plan your journey in advance and arrive at the stadium in plenty of time to go through all necessary entry procedures, ensuring you know where your stadium entry point is.

· It is club policy that all supporters over 11 years of age must bring a face cover to wear in all indoor areas, unless otherwise exempt. Government guidelines state that members of the public are expected to wear face coverings in any crowded and enclosed spaces, where in close contact with others.

· Face covers can be removed once in your seat and/or while eating or drinking.

· Please note that cash payments will be accepted inside the ground, with card payments prefferable.

· Upon entering the stadium please pay close attention to signage, floor markings and instructions issued by stewards or via the club’s PA system, this will help get you where you need to be in the most efficient way.

· When using the stadium amenities, such as toilets and food and drink outlets, please avoid queues and follow the instructions of club staff and stewards.

· Please be respectful to supporters and staff in your vicinity, avoid close contact with those not known to you, and take a responsible approach to others, whose circumstances may differ from your own.

· Always maintain good hand hygiene around the stadium – use any sanitiser dispensers provided and avoid touching your face or handles and railings whenever possible. The EFL’s hygiene partner Lifebuoy have a dedicated ‘Tips and Advice’ portal on their website providing useful information on hand hygiene.

· Please avoid unnecessary movement away from your seat. Where possible wait until gangways are clear, and always follow signage and/or stewards’ instructions.

· Please be patient when moving around and leaving the stadium, be considerate towards stewards, and listen to their advice, to help ensure the event is safely and efficiently managed.

· All other terms and conditions and ground regulations continue to apply and must be complied with.

Thank you for your support and full co-operation. Please follow these guidelines and help us all enjoy the match safely.

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #127 on December 22, 2021, 02:07:01 pm by roversdude »
Thanks SM any idea when the players are returning/if everyone has recovered

silent majority

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« Reply #128 on December 22, 2021, 02:23:42 pm by silent majority »
Thanks SM any idea when the players are returning/if everyone has recovered

It should be the 26th, but as I said earlier different rules apply.

We also have to get permission of the parent club if the affected player is a loan player.

steve@dcfd

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #129 on December 22, 2021, 05:32:07 pm by steve@dcfd »
Now the quarantine law as changed 7 days plus negative LFT on day 6 and 7 they could return early as long as they don’t have a temperature.

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #130 on December 22, 2021, 09:36:25 pm by rich1471 »
It will be carnage at the turnstiles ,they cannot scan a barcode never mind check your COVID app , it needs stewards checking your COVID details   before you get to the turnstiles

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« Reply #131 on December 22, 2021, 11:18:23 pm by Colin C No.3 »
Bozo will deliver his ‘pledge’ that this Christmas will be better than last in that we will be able to spend it with our families (in small groups).

If England is not in full lockdown by the 27th December, I am a Barnsley supporter!

knockers

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #132 on December 23, 2021, 12:28:51 am by knockers »
I’ve been to quite a few gigs where they’ve needed QR scanners and none of them
have them. Do we really think Rovers will have them when the current ticket scanners rarely work.
It would be nice if the club actually took this seriously and told us they have everything in hand!

rich1471

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #133 on December 23, 2021, 08:21:23 am by rich1471 »
Do you need proof like a passport or photo ID , to proof the COVID pass is yours , alot of premier clubs check this as what is to stop someone getting a COVID pass that's not theirs

big fat yorkshire pudding

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #134 on December 23, 2021, 08:39:26 am by big fat yorkshire pudding »
Do you need proof like a passport or photo ID , to proof the COVID pass is yours , alot of premier clubs check this as what is to stop someone getting a COVID pass that's not theirs

Most places, in fact all I've been to they do not much but a quick glance at it at most. I doubt it'll be much to worry about.

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #135 on December 23, 2021, 08:55:50 am by Pancho Regan »
Just to add that under-18's do not have to certify their Covid status.


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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #136 on December 23, 2021, 08:58:07 am by turnbull for england »
You really do wonder if game will / should be as normal , if they were traveling north the same distance it would be fan free because of the risk yet it's no problem 4k coming south for a day out ? .

rich1471

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« Reply #137 on December 23, 2021, 09:30:09 am by rich1471 »
Was reading somewhere and it said about 400,000 fans go and watch football on boxing Day ,all those people catching trains,supporters buses and mixing in the pubs as well ,boxing day is a massive day for sports fans up and down the country , A 2 week circuit break will lead to a month quite easy

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« Reply #138 on December 23, 2021, 10:32:36 am by Colin C No.3 »
What would help cut down on long queues for drinks on the concourse (especially at halftime) would be for the club to dust the cobwebs from the second drinks outlet in the West Stand & have a grand re-opening on a day when we’re likely to have in excess of 10,000 punters in the ground.

Bet it stays closed.

I might go over to the East Stand, press my face against the glass & drool down it.

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« Reply #139 on December 23, 2021, 10:34:00 am by Colin C No.3 »
Wearing my ‘Tiny Tim’ outfit for effect of course.

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #140 on December 23, 2021, 10:46:15 am by Filo »
What would help cut down on long queues for drinks on the concourse (especially at halftime) would be for the club to dust the cobwebs from the second drinks outlet in the West Stand & have a grand re-opening on a day when we’re likely to have in excess of 10,000 punters in the ground.

Bet it stays closed.

I might go over to the East Stand, press my face against the glass & drool down it.

Won’t it be Centreplate’ decision not the club’s?

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #141 on December 23, 2021, 10:51:31 am by Donnywolf »
You really do wonder if game will / should be as normal , if they were traveling north the same distance it would be fan free because of the risk yet it's no problem 4k coming south for a day out ? .

We could cite the "Donny is still part of Scotland" myth ?

Or is it a myth ?

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #142 on December 23, 2021, 11:36:04 am by donnievic »
Was reading somewhere and it said about 400,000 fans go and watch football on boxing Day ,all those people catching trains,supporters buses and mixing in the pubs as well ,boxing day is a massive day for sports fans up and down the country , A 2 week circuit break will lead to a month quite easy
well it will be cut down slightly as no trains

silent majority

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #143 on December 23, 2021, 12:40:03 pm by silent majority »
What would help cut down on long queues for drinks on the concourse (especially at halftime) would be for the club to dust the cobwebs from the second drinks outlet in the West Stand & have a grand re-opening on a day when we’re likely to have in excess of 10,000 punters in the ground.

Bet it stays closed.

I might go over to the East Stand, press my face against the glass & drool down it.

Won’t it be Centreplate’ decision not the club’s?

A bit of both. But Centerplate are really struggling for staff, as are most in the hospitality business.

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #144 on December 23, 2021, 02:54:58 pm by Donnywolf »
PS type question

I went for Covid Pass "Online" as I don't want the App

I have had 3 vaccines yet the Pass came with only 3 days of validity till Xmas Day

I can see why a LFT or PCP would soon be invalid and be useless in say only a week BUT surely 3 vaccinations would be valid ad infinitum

Anyone else had same problem and anyone know why I and a couple of others have this problem

knockers

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #145 on December 23, 2021, 03:03:25 pm by knockers »
DW It’s not the covid app it’s the standard NHS app which has all of your appointments and medication on it. There’s no reason not to use this.

Filo

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #146 on December 23, 2021, 03:13:18 pm by Filo »
What would help cut down on long queues for drinks on the concourse (especially at halftime) would be for the club to dust the cobwebs from the second drinks outlet in the West Stand & have a grand re-opening on a day when we’re likely to have in excess of 10,000 punters in the ground.

Bet it stays closed.

I might go over to the East Stand, press my face against the glass & drool down it.

Won’t it be Centreplate’ decision not the club’s?

A bit of both. But Centerplate are really struggling for staff, as are most in the hospitality business.

When they were n’t struggling for staff they seemed to employ the thickest people out there

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #147 on December 23, 2021, 03:31:13 pm by RoversAlias »
What would help cut down on long queues for drinks on the concourse (especially at halftime) would be for the club to dust the cobwebs from the second drinks outlet in the West Stand & have a grand re-opening on a day when we’re likely to have in excess of 10,000 punters in the ground.

Bet it stays closed.

I might go over to the East Stand, press my face against the glass & drool down it.

Won’t it be Centreplate’ decision not the club’s?

A bit of both. But Centerplate are really struggling for staff, as are most in the hospitality business.

When they were n’t struggling for staff they seemed to employ the thickest people out there

When you're offering part time, minimum wage work flogging a shit product, you're hardly likely to attract the cream of the crop, let's be honest.

Campsall rover

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #148 on December 23, 2021, 03:31:31 pm by Campsall rover »
PS type question

I went for Covid Pass "Online" as I don't want the App

I have had 3 vaccines yet the Pass came with only 3 days of validity till Xmas Day

I can see why a LFT or PCP would soon be invalid and be useless in say only a week BUT surely 3 vaccinations would be valid ad infinitum

Anyone else had same problem and anyone know why I and a couple of others have this problem
Yes mine finishes today only renewed it on Monday. Did mine on the App.
Will need to do another one before the match.

mushRTID

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Re: Rovers v Sunderland 27 dec. plan B measures?
« Reply #149 on December 23, 2021, 03:32:57 pm by mushRTID »
PS type question

I went for Covid Pass "Online" as I don't want the App

I have had 3 vaccines yet the Pass came with only 3 days of validity till Xmas Day

I can see why a LFT or PCP would soon be invalid and be useless in say only a week BUT surely 3 vaccinations would be valid ad infinitum

Anyone else had same problem and anyone know why I and a couple of others have this problem
Yes mine finishes today only renewed it on Monday. Did mine on the App.
Will need to do another one before the match.

It’s weird when I do mine I get a month until it expires.

 

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