Missed something in what sense?
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why there is a friendly this evening at CCS with a maximum capacity of 8,000 and a cricket match happening in the same city with a cap of 2,000 in capacity? Have I missed something.
Is Drakeford and his cronies actually talking to anybody? Is the guidance clear enough?
Is our club or Glamorgan CCC talking to the WAG?
Missed something in what sense?
Well one being a cricket ground with a larger pitch and less roofing having to restrict their crowd to a quarter of a tighter stadium with more indoor/covered areas?
Where are the Welsh sporting teams taking guidance from because they all seem to be interpreting it differently?
Throw the WRU into the whole sorry mess with 8,000 or so in a 72,500 capacity stadium also.
Would the cricket get 2k anyway?
Would we even get 8k for a friendly?
Does anyone know how many times we've got over 8,000 for pre-season friendly?
On the subject of tickets - the tickets for Welsh Fire are only available via their app and include a Covid self-certification form. I'm not sure CCFC has ever used an app? It would be a great thing if they did and I'd be happy to ditch the season ticket for an e-ticket too. It would be a lot easier for the club to manage and they can update it on the fly.
The website design for ticket purchase is awful and the app is flakey too.
I've got to say, fab work with helping people sort their season ticket problems I've been reading about - It's a really kind thing to do and very public-spirited. All adds to a sense of community. Massive
Yes, they sold out within a day. There were Gold, Silver, and Bronze. Gold went in hours and Silver not long after that (I think the Bronze tickets were right at the top of the Foster's Stand where you need oxygen). I think you're right about the crowd for The Hundred likely to have been bigger but the tickets were sold last year when things were much tighter.
A little bit of light reading for you about regulated events
https://gov.wales/creating-covid-aware-events-html
Not pre-season, but 40,000 for Moscow Dynamo - a good article here:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54839305
“Can anybody explain” I thought it was referring to skateboarding at the Olympics ?
The participants had to jump on a stair rail and jump off at the end. I see it almost everyday at the local parks ?