Tier 2 for all of London (and most of the country)

[Southcoastffc]

FFC is in Tier 2 - meaning a max of 2000 people COULD attend Craven Cottage. I guess the reality is far less than that.

Only three areas in England's tier one of virus rules
Only three areas make the lowest level of restrictions, tier one.

They are as follows:

Isle of Wight
Cornwall
Isles of Scilly
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Where is in tier two?
The following areas are in tier two (high alert):

North West

Cumbria
Liverpool City Region
Warrington and Cheshire
Yorkshire

York
North Yorkshire
West Midlands

Worcestershire
Herefordshire
Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin
East Midlands

Rutland
Northamptonshire
East of England

Suffolk
Hertfordshire
Cambridgeshire, including Peterborough
Norfolk
Essex, Thurrock and Southend on Sea
Bedfordshire and Milton Keynes
London

all 32 boroughs plus the City of London
South East

East Sussex
West Sussex
Brighton and Hove
Surrey
Reading
Wokingham
Bracknell Forest
Windsor and Maidenhead
West Berkshire
Hampshire (except the Isle of Wight), Portsmouth and Southampton
Buckinghamshire
Oxfordshire
South West

South Somerset, Somerset West and Taunton, Mendip and Sedgemoor
Bath and North East Somerset
Dorset
Bournemouth
Christchurch
Poole
Gloucestershire
Wiltshire and Swindon
Devon

[Maidstone Lee]

Us in Kent are stuck in Tier 3  :012:

[bobby01]

Us in Kent are stuck in Tier 3  :012:

Yup thanks swale

[Dr Know]

I'm on the Isle of Wight, so it's tier 1 for me !

[sarnian]

Do feel sorry for fellow Fulham supporters. We have been living normal lives since July. Apart from having to have a test and isolate on return to the island everything is the same as a year ago.

Stay safe everybody and hopefully we can ALL get back to games next season.

[Art Vandelay]

Tier 3 for me as I'm in Bristol  :016:

[Southcoastffc]

It'll be interesting to see how FFC will invite say, 1000 or so?, to home games.  I have to say I wouldn't go - not for any health reasons but simply that I wouldn't want to be in such a sparsely populated stadium.

[Radiowhite]

It'll be interesting to see how FFC will invite say, 1000 or so?, to home games.  I have to say I wouldn't go - not for any health reasons but simply that I wouldn't want to be in such a sparsely populated stadium.

I would go if I were the only person in the stands

[MJG]

It'll be interesting to see how FFC will invite say, 1000 or so?, to home games.  I have to say I wouldn't go - not for any health reasons but simply that I wouldn't want to be in such a sparsely populated stadium.

Be just like the mid 80s revistied

[SG]

It'll be interesting to see how FFC will invite say, 1000 or so?, to home games.  I have to say I wouldn't go - not for any health reasons but simply that I wouldn't want to be in such a sparsely populated stadium.

Be just like the mid 80s revistied

With no seats in the Riverside !!

[mrmicawbers]

Tier 3 for me in Whitstable.Have to get keep the holiday home shut for at least another couple of weeks too.Not so much worried about that but missing everything else,more pissed off.

[Carborundum]

So, have I got this right, the 4,000 fan limit only applies to teams in Cornwall, Isle of Wight and Scilly Isles (Pop'n 2396)?

[filham]

It'll be interesting to see how FFC will invite say, 1000 or so?, to home games.  I have to say I wouldn't go - not for any health reasons but simply that I wouldn't want to be in such a sparsely populated stadium.

There are a few of us who have  already experienced very similar conditions, not ideal by any means but it can have its moments. A win against Liverpool in a sparsely populated Cottage. would still be satisfying.

However as I am classed as clinically at risk I think I will have to give it a miss.

[Steeeeeeeeeed]

First few times I went to see Fulham in about 1995/6 the attendance was around 2,000 I think...

[Barrett487]

I'm in South Warwickshire, which has a low covid rate, yet we've been lumped in with North Warwickshire and designated tier3. Gloucestershire however has been split into north/south and are in different tiers, it's all bl00dy mad!!

Up the road, in Worcestershire, Redditch has a fairly high covid rate as it's a Birmingham overflow town, yet Worcestershire is tier2.

I hope all the businesses that have been needlessly put in tier3 sue the ars3s off those responsible.

[Jims Dentist]

Us in Kent are stuck in Tier 3  :012:

Us in Kent are stuck in Tier 3  :012:

Yup thanks swale

Yep same for me in Dartford (although right on the border with London).
Bet it is all those Gillingham Pikey's in Swale and Medway not sticking to the rules that cost us!!

[mrmicawbers]

Us in Kent are stuck in Tier 3  :012:

Us in Kent are stuck in Tier 3  :012:

Yup thanks swale

Yep same for me in Dartford (although right on the border with London).
Bet it is all those Gillingham Pikey's in Swale and Medway not sticking to the rules that cost us!!

Agreed plus they reckon it's bad in the Prisons on Happy that's bumped up numbers in Swale.They shouldn't be included imo.

[mrmicawbers]

Us in Kent are stuck in Tier 3  :012:

Us in Kent are stuck in Tier 3  :012:

Yup thanks swale

Yep same for me in Dartford (although right on the border with London).
Bet it is all those Gillingham Pikey's in Swale and Medway not sticking to the rules that cost us!!

Agreed plus they reckon it's bad in the Prisons on Happy that's bumped up numbers in Swale.They shouldn't be included imo.

Sorry Sheppy

[bobby01]

Us in Kent are stuck in Tier 3  :012:

Us in Kent are stuck in Tier 3  :012:

Yup thanks swale

Yep same for me in Dartford (although right on the border with London).
Bet it is all those Gillingham Pikey's in Swale and Medway not sticking to the rules that cost us!!

Agreed plus they reckon it's bad in the Prisons on Happy that's bumped up numbers in Swale.They shouldn't be included imo.

Sorry Sheppy

Tier 1 to tier 3 did no expect that tbh

[davew]

Cornwall in tier 1, though doesn´t really affect me where I live, days of visiting pubs and restaurants long gone! Very surprised that after all the hysteria during the Summer about all the visitors coming down here,  the number of cases is still so low, or was that because all the Cornish people self isolated during the Summer months? Feel sorry for the rest of the Country, can´t even go and watch Bristol City (lol)!