cityrebel

Tell me about it. It was you that nicked the road sign, wasn't it!

I remember rushing back after Halifax, because Wimbledon were at Rye House on the Sunday. I was gutted because Belle Vue had a test match at Hyde road on the same day.

It must have been. I remember it was a really showery day and they didn't water the track at Halifax. The bumper crowd was covered in clouds of dust!

Absolutely!

I was there, i also went to Halifax v Belle Vue afterwards. I always thought it was strange to stage a world final on a Saturday afternoon.

The government issue the guidlines, but the local councils will make the final decisions. This is how it was with non league football, before the latest lockdown. Every stadium is different, in design and capacity.

It's ok, if you put an elastic band around it!

I'm gutted that no fans can return to non league grassroots football until May 17th. It's perfectly ok for theme parks and zoo's to reopen on April 12th. I just don't understand it.

Absolutely...

Clubs are deep in discussions with their local councils at the moment, regarding stadium capacitys and Covid safety measures.

If the glass enclosure is closed they will also lose at least 50% of the home straight seating, due to social distancing.

My first ever 3 in one day was King's Lynn, Ipswich and Hackney in 1976. I've also done Exeter, Weymouth and Swindon, also Reading, Rye House and Hackney, plus Peterborough, King's Lynn and Boston. My most unusual 3 in a day must be Long Eaton, Scunthorpe and Halifax in 1982 i think.

I'd be more inclined to gamble for Championship meetings at Kent. It's something new compared to the National League.

I do hope they keep it as a feature of the 'new stadium'.

I would imagine portaloos will be essential at all stadiums.