WC qualifiers: Will there be away fans?

t_rAndy wrote: going by the WHO, even with vaccinations rolled out, things won’t go back to normal for 2 more years. Think March we probably get limited home fans. By September, maybe increased home fans but no aways. By November, maybe away fans but likely not.

Donegalman wrote: t_rAndy wrote: going by the WHO, even with vaccinations rolled out, things won’t go back to normal for 2 more years. Think March we probably get limited home fans. By September, maybe increased home fans but no aways. By November, maybe away fans but likely not. Is there any country that are actually listening to them now? They predicted the vaccine would take 18 months to start with. It took less than a year. They overestimate every single thing, things will move on once rates drop the pressure is being put in the government by IRFU for 6 nations in February already and Gaa are too

Denis Irwin wrote: Donegalman wrote: t_rAndy wrote: going by the WHO, even with vaccinations rolled out, things won’t go back to normal for 2 more years. Think March we probably get limited home fans. By September, maybe increased home fans but no aways. By November, maybe away fans but likely not. Is there any country that are actually listening to them now? They predicted the vaccine would take 18 months to start with. It took less than a year. They overestimate every single thing, things will move on once rates drop the pressure is being put in the government by IRFU for 6 nations in February already and Gaa are too  Didn't  realise we had Mystic Meg on here and if they said it would be less than a year and it wasn't you'd be lashing them for that.

Donegalman wrote: Denis Irwin wrote: Donegalman wrote: t_rAndy wrote: going by the WHO, even with vaccinations rolled out, things won’t go back to normal for 2 more years. Think March we probably get limited home fans. By September, maybe increased home fans but no aways. By November, maybe away fans but likely not. Is there any country that are actually listening to them now? They predicted the vaccine would take 18 months to start with. It took less than a year. They overestimate every single thing, things will move on once rates drop the pressure is being put in the government by IRFU for 6 nations in February already and Gaa are too  Didn't  realise we had Mystic Meg on here and if they said it would be less than a year and it wasn't you'd be lashing them for that.  Are you mystic meg yourself for knowing what I would do? I said they overestimate which they have done and that was just an example. Is that ok?

BrendanD88 wrote: Sham157 wrote: BrendanD88 wrote: Denis Irwin wrote: Possibility if we have a home game in March it could be a trial event  (for home fans) depending on case numbers. Wouldn't be anywhere near full capacity anyway.   I expect there to be home fans allowed in for the games in March, likely ST holders only which makes sense. There are more people than ST holders who have pre paid for matches. Not just as simple as ST only. What do you mean by pre paid?

It means to pay in advance. When you buy a season ticket you either pay for it in full or by instalments. Either way you are paying in advance for your seat that games. Club Ireland is another scheme whereby people have paid in advance for their seats. Outside of this you also have sponsors for example, where a certain number of tickets/seats are included with their sponsorship agreemenet. And lets not also forget others who have an entitlement and i include JDs shady fundraising deals in that. 

You can forget about March.

irish_goat wrote: There could be an argument to allow vaccinated fans into games.

Ballycastle wrote: Is anyone going to take a chance on booking Azerbaijan for October 2021? Very tempted but god only knows if we will be allowed to travel. So just wondering if it's worth taking the chance?

Which stadium in Portugal do you reckon we'll be in? Do they play all their matches in the same one?