Saturdays

[Nero]

50 minutes ago, Grandad said:

I go home and away and not missed it a single bit

Fair enough. Do you think you might stop going?l

[Guest]

5 minutes ago, Nero said:

Fair enough. Do you think you might stop going?l

 

Doubtful... Its a Hard Habit to Break... *cough*

[Bakewell Owl]

home and away, hardly ever miss, but if the truth be known the last few years have been more of a habit than the faith i was brought up with, a bit of me hopes that the awful situation we are all experiencing becomes a watershed moment and when it comes back, it comes back as something i can look forward to 

[devonshire owl]

Thanks for all your views keep safe and look after yourselves and your family 

[fitz44]

I'm missing sport in general. Golf, cricket, tennis all should be in full swing now. But honestly, not missing Hillsborough at the moment. The dross being served up recently is still fresh in my mind. Let's hope the players come back with a renewed sense of purpose.

[S36 OWL]

3 hours ago, devonshire owl said:

So how are you coping not having football on a Saturday,are you getting use to not going to football,or do you still miss the excitement with what it brings us ?thoughts please.

 

What excitement? 

[Watto]

I've also not missed it one bit , season ticket holder for years but tbh it's been great having weekends where I don't need to worry about Wednesday not turning up.

Not sure it's the same for fans of other clubs but for me it's bn fine having Saturdays to chill out !

[eguin]

After the coronavirus  virus outbreak is finally  over, there will unfortunately be a massive recession like no other, then football will suffer even more and crowds will start dropping.

 

They will either have to reduce  entry to the grounds massively  or go bankrupt

[Kew Owl]

In general terms, we’re creatures of habit and resistant to change - however the longer this lockdown goes on, the less likely I think we are to miss football.

 

Speaking personally, at the moment, it’s the pre match beers and banter with my mates that I miss, not the dross that we’ve seen on the pitch for 90 minutes in recent months 

 

The beers and banter will return someday - we’ll just have to find something different to moan about   if we decide to call it a day on football

[sage owl]

Being at home and off work for at least 12 weeks not going out apart from taking the dog out once a day for a few miles, I'm already finding it hard to define Saturdays let alone football. 

[handworth52]

I don't think anyone knows what things are going to be like in the future , but as this virus will never go ,life will have to get back to some kind of normality over the summer but certain people might find the risk is not worth it ,so sadly some of our older fans,people might be too scared to ever venture out never mind football . the mental health of people is the one whats going to do as much damage as this virus in the long run.