Seems to say that. But with this Government, you never know!

The advice that has 'escaped' is for travel into and out of these areas.

Says in league express that’s Hudds have 4000 season ticket holders according to Thewlis , a figure I find hard to believe personally .Must be an awful lot of stay aways if thats the case the last time I went over .

Well, didn’t they reduce adult season tickets to under £100?

Edit

Ah right that’s why , thought it was a miss print when I read it .

The most important thing is that we sell all of the tickets.
Of course it would be better if they all went to Trin fans.
However, there is a better atmosphere if there are some away fans in the ground.

Looking forward to this one, although Huddersfield are going pretty well at the moment, with 3 wind on the bounce, including a very comfortable win against Leigh last time out.

They did however lose to Hull KR who we beat this week fairly comfortably. A similar team and similar performance to Sunday would give us a good shout of stopping their winning run IMO

I heard from a reliable source today, that due to a visit by WMDC officials last Friday to BV, after assessing each spectator area, the crowd is limited to 2,800. I have to say I thought there was more than that for the game v HKR. I thought the government guidelines was 4,000 or 50% of capacity whichever is the lowest.
Also told that the second floodlight is assembled and ready for installation at the Cats bar end of ground,
Anyway back to tickets, get down to shop before the tickets are gone.

Great news on the floodlight front ,was stood on the western terrace when the new one came on and looked very impressive. Got tickets online for the family this morning no problems.

I hope that your information around the 2800 limit is wrong ?

The one plus point of our ground is that it's very much "open", with very few enclosed areas.
Of course there will always be some "risk" but, it would be very disappointing if the capacity is downgraded.

I can’t see that the number of fans would be brought down to 2800.

There was some decent space between fans, everyone was wearing their masks and as is said before it’s mostly open aired.

The government guidelines clearly state what we are allowed and I can’t see any reason we should be subjected to harsher restrictions than those imposed by the government.

I would also hope that if this visit took place that this has been the case across all rugby league and sporting venues across sports by local council officials. Because if it hasn’t then one has to question why Wakefield would be subjected to this visit and not other venues. Sounds a bit underhanded to me.