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Thanks Sale for the info......agree with most of your response.

Not going to get into a lengthy debate because I think VPs will be defeated in the courts as they are discriminatory and enforce segregation at events based on vaccine status.....hence my term earlier......but just a final point.

Colleague at work, 28, had covid at Christmas (me too) and was in bed quite unwell for 4 days. It was a surprise because he is a semi-pro cage fighter and as fit as you get. A right hard ba$tard, whereas I felt a bit run down and I am nearly 55. He got his first jab and he was even worse, so he is not getting his second jab because he believes he has antibodies and does not want to risk another week off work without pay......I know you agree, but if anyone thinks this is ok, is it right he cannot attend a nightclub or possibly a RL match at Warrington or eventually visit a pub.

Whatever the club might encourage, I would hope they would be against discrimination. 12% of adults have not had these "vaccines" with everyone offered them now, so it is likely to be millions who will not take them for love nor money, including disproportionate numbers of some minority groups. Hopefully this apartheid will be defeated.

Vaccination doesn't completely prevent you from getting Covid or passing it on, but it significantly reduces the chance of doing so, and, particularly of getting a serious or fatal case.

As an inclusive club, we should really be encouraging as many people as possible to be vaccinated, as not all can be, in order to ensure that more vulnerable supporters can be protected.   I don't believe we should insist on vaccine passports, however, precisely  as not everyone can be vaccinated even if they would like to be.

I  really can't take anti-vaxxers seriously when hypocrites like the right wing journalist Peter Hitchens and the presenters on Fox News in the States rail against vaccines while quietly ensuring they are themselves vaccinated.

No bricks thrown.

The experimental gene therapy drugs don't stop transmission, they may reduce symptoms - which would mean people would be more likely to socialise when otherwise they'd stay at home.

Latest  data suggests that  they don't make much difference to hospitalisations and deaths, and quite a lot of people have died from them, but of course you won't have seen that, after all, the BBC apparently has a policy of not giving any air time to people who question them.

The rumour is that the elite get placebos

I see the politics is still alive and well so don't start, London.

Get your jabs in ....😜😜Vaccination proof may be required to attend sports events of about 20,000 capacity - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/57905459

f**king great innit? bye bye freedom. 16,000 now apparently so bye bye  Notts (unless it's based on crowds not capacity) unless our overlords grow a back bone

Because they're aways from home; so it's 7 clubs that have to put them up run by volunteers.

1 game is still TBC about being BCD (Huddersfield).

Clubs like advanced ticket as it guanratees revenue, easier to staff, makes them cashless.

Not everything a conspiracy

I've been to a lot of pre-season games, none of them have ever had tickets. (I seem to remember at Flixton one time a group of us got taken for players and let in for free... lovely hotpot though, those were the days!). At this rate, Wilmslow Albion will need tickets!

I was always finding earings in the back of my car.

Jason Jason Jason Jason Gallagher...

To be fair, there was a media report a bit ago about Butlin's banning people with certain sir names (or last names in modern parlance). It was aimed at certain travelers who had previously booked holidays with them. It just happened to be mostly or entirely Irish names, and obviously affected people who had nothing to do with any issues they had had, and obviously disproportionately of an Irish background. So there are very much still problems with discrimination in society.

At the same time, it is obviously an issue if the club carpark gets taken over as once happened. Just be careful about tarring everyone with the same brush.

(For me, the exciting thing to see is that politics etc. is alive and well on the forum...)

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Unless I misidentified him, I am sure I saw actor Neil Pearson in the main stand at a game a good few years ago - I forget who we were playing except that we scored our winner after about 12 seconds.

Possibly Mansfield - I recall a very early goal against them, scored while people were still moving round from Golf Road to the pop side. Possibly scored by Chris Senior?

Think so......and then sent off after a tangle with big Kyle

Mick,

Those were actually two separate encounters with Mansfield Town:


(1) Tuesday, 23rd September 2008

Altrincham 1 Mansfield Town 0

Chris Senior scored the winning goal after merely 11 seconds.


(2) Saturday, 10th October 2009

Altrincham 1 Mansfield Town 2

Chris Senior was sent off after 28 minutes and Matt Doughty received a red card after 53 minutes.

Kyle Perry scored one of Mansfield's goals.

Thanks Cult

Almost rigjt

I remember CS pushing KP over right in front of me on the Pop side hoardings.

I remember the 1-2 - my last match for a while, that season that really terrible manager led us to (still) our best league season since 1996. We should have got something that day, and had an equaliser disallowed. I still got a cig burn celebrating though. Those were the days!