Andy D wrote:like a lot of people concerned and worried glued to the News, this is the biggest threat to “Human Life” in the UK since WW2, next season might not even happen yet
Phil Anderer wrote:I actually think the threat to human life is not now as bad as first feared. Originally there was talk of over 300,000 dead, when they're now talking about keeping it under 20,000. 20,000 is still a lot of dead in a short period, but massively better than 300,000. It does however rely on each and every one of us playing our part.
Andy D wrote:Phil Anderer wrote:I actually think the threat to human life is not now as bad as first feared. Originally there was talk of over 300,000 dead, when they're now talking about keeping it under 20,000. 20,000 is still a lot of dead in a short period, but massively better than 300,000. It does however rely on each and every one of us playing our part.
But Safety? even by August distancing could still be in place and will no doubt effect crowd numbers at Sport venues
The Government’s tactic is dangerous and it’s only to slow the virus down so they can have the economy ticking over, like accepting everybody is going to get it but over a controlled length of time.
Phil Anderer wrote:In the meantime we should all do as our undemocratically unelected mostly benevolent dictator (I mean Keith, not Doris) keeps telling us: "WASH YOUR HANDS"!
Keith wrote:
Shhh, whisper this quietly... I don't say this too often, but I think Johnson is getting it pretty well spot on.![]()
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Sakhalin Shrimp wrote:
but I do agree that they appear to be making a good job out of a terrible situation.
Keith wrote:Sakhalin Shrimp wrote:
but I do agree that they appear to be making a good job out of a terrible situation.
To prove that it is nothing to worry about, Johnson has even caught it himself!
Sakhalin Shrimp wrote:Keith wrote:Sakhalin Shrimp wrote:
but I do agree that they appear to be making a good job out of a terrible situation.
To prove that it is nothing to worry about, Johnson has even caught it himself!
He didn’t look too well on the news just now.
Andy D wrote:it’s alright if you can isolate, but some of us still have to work under the stress of being contaminated being key workers
Slanester wrote:I get the 2 year deal for my season tickets, and it is paid by direct debit, so already an option. Stay safe all.
Ego Tripping wrote:Slanester wrote:I get the 2 year deal for my season tickets, and it is paid by direct debit, so already an option. Stay safe all.
Pretty sure that’s a standing order. I also do that scheme but benefits of DD:
Lower cost than 2 year deal (would hopefully encourage more people?)
DD doesn’t end - therefore will automatically renew each season
Price can go up- club can increase DD when ticket prices rise. Standing order is for a fixed amount(s) and for a fixed period and can’t be changed
al1 wrote:I would like to pay £200 towards my season ticket for next season as soon as possible,can someone from the club or the trust advise me how to do this please?
Also I am disappointed that there seems to have been no fund raising ideas put forward by either the club or trust to help out our club in these difficult times! Have noticed that Accy are doing a 'virtual half time draw' each week at £1 a go,also Southport have a 'go funding' page set up for donations.I realise we probably will not raise massive amounts but we need to be proactive in our response to this critical situation and must not just sit back and hope for the best!
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