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

[Andyb]

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

I'm Rochester, bloody swale!

[davew]

My son and family are in Rochester also, how come the rate in Kent suddenly shot up?

[mrmicawbers]

My son and family are in Rochester also, how come the rate in Kent suddenly shot up?

extremely high rates in Thanet and Swale have done for us sadly.

[Whitesideup]

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

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

Lol! Or insight into what being a QPR supporter is like?

[Holders]

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)!

It's strange, Dave, especially considering all the visitors in the summer - and the 106 cases in Bodmin a couple of days ago. I thought that the county of Devon was put in tier 2 because of the travel into the more badly affected cities like Plymouth, Exeter & Torbay but the Cornish travel into Plymouth as well. It doesn't really seem geographically fine-tuned enough.

[Penfold]

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

Our lowest that season was 2176 v Scunthorpe. A rearranged game on a Tuesday night. Average gate for the season was just over 4000.

[Jim©]

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)!

It's strange, Dave, especially considering all the visitors in the summer - and the 106 cases in Bodmin a couple of days ago. I thought that the county of Devon was put in tier 2 because of the travel into the more badly affected cities like Plymouth, Exeter & Torbay but the Cornish travel into Plymouth as well. It doesn't really seem geographically fine-tuned enough.

Yep, here in the South Hams we've currently got the lowest rate in the UK but still tier 2. the system doesn't make a whole load of sense to me.

[Lyle from Hangeland]

What arbitrary nonsense. Wonder how true the data is that leads to such arbitrariness against people.

[Holders]

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)!

It's strange, Dave, especially considering all the visitors in the summer - and the 106 cases in Bodmin a couple of days ago. I thought that the county of Devon was put in tier 2 because of the travel into the more badly affected cities like Plymouth, Exeter & Torbay but the Cornish travel into Plymouth as well. It doesn't really seem geographically fine-tuned enough.

Yep, here in the South Hams we've currently got the lowest rate in the UK but still tier 2. the system doesn't make a whole load of sense to me.

And yet, it probably doesn't hurt that it gets squashed down in the cities before it develops and they can spread it outside.

[Jims Dentist]

Surprising how many of us live in Kent.