| Enthusiasm 10:12 - Feb 18 with 1005 views | SaintNick |
Speaking to various people Im finding that this lockdown has knocked the stuffing out of them in a way that didn't happen back in the first one, or even back in November, that seems to be the case in football as well, I think a lot of people will just have got out of the habit of going when stadiums are allowed full capacity again.
Or will there be an effect as there was after WW2 when fans flocked back to the grounds |  |
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| Enthusiasm on 10:57 - Feb 18 with 966 views | solent_toffee |
This lockdown has been massively shit. The first lockdown was new and people rallied and cracked on with it, the weather certainly helped.
The second lockdown wasn’t a lockdown as such, I didn’t even notice it to be honest.
This third lockdown, on the back of a tough Christmas which was quite emotional as a lot of people didn’t see family and friends, has been really hard. January is always hard, cold miserable etc, but with little to look forward to and the future looking uncertain it’s been hard.
Just hope everyone is okay.
Hopefully next season will see most people vaccined and we start to come out and learn to live with COVID. |  | | |
| Enthusiasm on 11:15 - Feb 18 with 950 views | DorsetIan |
I had thought that the end of Covid would see some sort of major economic bounce with all that pent up energy being released.
But I guess it depends on how final the release from lockdown will be. Unless we have some sort of 'VE Day' moment, maybe things will just maunder along as we come out of lockdown very slowly.
It's going to depend on how dramatic an impact on infections and deaths the vaccinated program has. Fingers crossed it will be seismic. | |
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| Enthusiasm on 11:23 - Feb 18 with 932 views | SaintNick |
| Enthusiasm on 11:15 - Feb 18 by DorsetIan |
I had thought that the end of Covid would see some sort of major economic bounce with all that pent up energy being released.
But I guess it depends on how final the release from lockdown will be. Unless we have some sort of 'VE Day' moment, maybe things will just maunder along as we come out of lockdown very slowly.
It's going to depend on how dramatic an impact on infections and deaths the vaccinated program has. Fingers crossed it will be seismic. |
I think there will be an economic bounce back, it is in sight but just not quite there yet, this is why it is so tough | |
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| Enthusiasm on 11:45 - Feb 18 with 898 views | Kennington |
Reckon there’ll be an initial flood of people going back to games, I know I’ll be one. But after the initial buzz, I suspect crowds will be lower. Just hope that pricing will reflect demand and these absurd prices are ended. That goes for all entertainment and the price gouging at gigs etc. | |
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| Enthusiasm on 11:53 - Feb 18 with 886 views | solent_toffee |
| Enthusiasm on 11:15 - Feb 18 by DorsetIan |
I had thought that the end of Covid would see some sort of major economic bounce with all that pent up energy being released.
But I guess it depends on how final the release from lockdown will be. Unless we have some sort of 'VE Day' moment, maybe things will just maunder along as we come out of lockdown very slowly.
It's going to depend on how dramatic an impact on infections and deaths the vaccinated program has. Fingers crossed it will be seismic. |
I don’t think there will be any VE Day type event this year, although it would be great. Think it should be low key and reflective.
Next year, there is an extra bank holiday for the Queens 70th Jubilee, hopefully everything will be okay then to have a big national event. | | | |
| Enthusiasm on 16:10 - Feb 18 with 735 views | kingslandstand1 |
| Enthusiasm on 11:45 - Feb 18 by Kennington |
Reckon there’ll be an initial flood of people going back to games, I know I’ll be one. But after the initial buzz, I suspect crowds will be lower. Just hope that pricing will reflect demand and these absurd prices are ended. That goes for all entertainment and the price gouging at gigs etc. |
I wouldn't mind betting also that despite being allowed back in to games and hopefully concerts etc, that people will stay away as will still be worried with the thought that Covid will still be around and be very cautious about what they do and where they go. I think you will also see a lot of people still wearing masks despite reassurances etc from the "experts" |  |
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| Enthusiasm on 16:34 - Feb 18 with 723 views | Saintsforeverj |
It's dark, it's cold, we are all stuck in. As the spring weather arrives and the summer months, things will improve. The issue is next winter. Some will be waiting anxiously as winter approaches. Infections will rise again, but will the vaccine roll out prevent the need for another lockdown? Will we still have to wear masks etc? Everyone is still in limbo, and the realisation that our lives will not return to the normal we were used to, has depressed people probably. | |
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