Good news for sport

[Timbertop]

Scum. Think the Wirral is same tier as Liverpool.

[Scum-Triumphant]

It is indeed. I’m sure that link said tier 3 for Tranmere earlier.

[CAMiller]

Harrogate the only Yorkshire club in Tier 2. Must be the spa water or the wealth that protects them.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Harrogate the only Yorkshire club in Tier 2. Must be the spa water or the wealth that protects them.

Or the demographics

[flourbasher]

Ironic that one of the clubs with a small fan base gets to open their turnstiles

Morning in Harrogate spa, tea and cakes at Betty,s for lunch and then off to the football for shouting and swearing
All good in The Tory stronghold. No surprises Boris has given them the green light...oops politics

Good luck to Harrogate they probably need some income as much as anyone

[avondalemiller]

Harrogate the only Yorkshire club in Tier 2. Must be the spa water or the wealth that protects them.

...........no scruffs like here......

[flourbasher]

Harrogate also has a Nightingale Hospital so fans, players and staff will be in good hands if there's a problem.
Again a Boris master stroke...oops politics again sorry

[fc_miller]

Assume that they still need to have Covid protective measures including social distancing in place.

How easy is it to set up with terracing, just a sticker on the floor? Like to see what happens when there is a goal.

If we ever get there, I don't think we could get to 4000. If you leave just 1 seat between each person, and an empty row, that's 25%, or 3000, but would expect at least 2 seat gap

So how would any club with small grounds ever get near 50% capacity.

[fc_miller]

Might not make much difference in EPL or Championship, but in lower leagues won't the clubs with fans allowed in over clubs with no fans allowed in have a financial advantage too just in time for Jan transfer window.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

Assume that they still need to have Covid protective measures including social distancing in place.

How easy is it to set up with terracing, just a sticker on the floor? Like to see what happens when there is a goal.

If we ever get there, I don't think we could get to 4000. If you leave just 1 seat between each person, and an empty row, that's 25%, or 3000, but would expect at least 2 seat gap

So how would any club with small grounds ever get near 50% capacity.

Yes fans can be spaced out, it’s communal areas like toilets at half time that present problems