COVID restrictions ease sport stadiums

[davohan123]

For the first time in more than 12 months, there will be no COVID-19 restrictions on dancing in NSW after the state government today announced a major relaxation of social-distancing measures.

The overhaul will take effect from 12.01am on Monday, March 29 and means:

• No caps on numbers at weddings and funerals
• No restrictions on singing anywhere
• No restrictions on dancing anywhere
• No cap on visitors in the home (if there are more than 100 people there must be a COVID-19 safety plan and electronic recording of visitor details)
• 200 people allowed at personal outdoor public gatherings
• All venues to move to 2sqm rule (venues will be allowed at least 25 people before 2sqm rule applies)
• 100 per cent seated capacity at entertainment venues (stadiums, theatres etc)
• Mask use on public transport will move from "mandatory" to "strongly recommended

Dancing back next week, masks not mandatory after NSW social distancing overhaul

The NSW government announces a massive easing of COVID-19 restrictions that will put social-distancing at near pre-pandemic levels.

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so we can now have full crowds back at brookvale oval, maybe not if we dont Start winning soon.

really just wanted to bring this to attention of you all that’s all.

 

[ManlyArmy]

@The Wheel can you get an update from the club on our updated capacity and whether the 2sqm rule still applies to the hill?

 

[tookey]

And can members now buy tickets for their normal seats?

 

[The Wheel]

@The Wheel can you get an update from the club on our updated capacity and whether the 2sqm rule still applies to the hill?

I have asked will let you know when I get some info

 

[The Wheel]

@The Wheel can you get an update from the club on our updated capacity and whether the 2sqm rule still applies to the hill?

The club is seeking clarification from State Gov as there have been differences in the past for Lottoland because seating is structured and unstructured.

They will be considering membership options post this advice and have an approved COVIDSafe Plan (approved by all stakeholders eg council, Gov, NRL etc) and will be communicating to all members ASAP

 

[ManlyArmy]

The club is seeking clarification from State Gov as there have been differences in the past for Lottoland because seating is structured and unstructured.

They will be considering membership options post this advice and have an approved COVIDSafe Plan (approved by all stakeholders eg council, Gov, NRL etc) and will be communicating to all members ASAP

Perfect, I think it's definitely time to re-consider membership options, especially for those regular 10 game members

 

[Uk eagle]

God I am so envious, over here we're still looking at months before things remotely start to return to anything approaching normal and that's with a massive percentage of people being vaccinated.

 

[davohan123]

God I am so envious, over here we're still looking at months before things remotely start to return to anything approaching normal and that's with a massive percentage of people being vaccinated.

i hope sometime in the coming weeks manly gives you some joy in winning and making life a but more enjoyable for you.

 

[chuckee]

Hopefully the donkeys running the joint will let us upgrade our memberships to include all home matches

 

[davohan123]

Hopefully the donkeys running the joint will let us upgrade our memberships to include all home matches

That is called a common sense decision. They seem to be lacking of late at manly from managemen.

 

[globaleagle]

Guess who's back? Back again...!

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The NRL has reintroduced the toughest COVID-19 protocols on players and coaches following Sydney’s latest outbreak.

Clubs are being informed on Thursday afternoon of the return to level three restrictions until further notice.

It will mean having clean and dirty zones at all games, starting from the Thursday night match between South Sydney and Melbourne at Stadium Australia. Players will be temperature checked as they arrive at the venue.

There will also be restrictions on players’ social lives, including restricting them from attending shopping centres, going on family outings and using public transport.

These were the same restrictions placed on teams for the entire 2020 season.

Thursday’s covid scare is the second time this season the NRL has been forced to implement tougher protocols and restrictions on players.

In late March players were forced into level-two covid protocols leading into round four after an outbreak of the virus in Queensland.

 

[PONTIAN SEA EAGLE]

So swingers clubs won’t allow more than 25 people in the joint damn.

 

[Sheikheagle]

So swingers clubs won’t allow more than 25 people in the joint damn.

**** looks like I will have to make other plans for the weekend

 

[globaleagle]

So swingers clubs won’t allow more than 25 people in the joint damn.

What does the 25th person do??

No wait, I don't wanna know.

 

[Cioran]

What does the 25th person do??

No wait, I don't wanna know.

Well I want to know! Holds the oil and the feather dusters? Fluffs the goat? Please tell me.

 

[Loobs]

Thursday’s covid scare...

A husband and wife having it is now a state-wide scare. What have we become

 

[SeaEagleRock8]

A husband and wife having it is now a state-wide scare. What have we become

Scared?

 

[The Wheel]

What does the 25th person do??

No wait, I don't wanna know.

Could be the bloke/girl on the front door? Pretty tough job watching everyone else

 

[globaleagle]

Could be the bloke/girl on the front door? Pretty tough job watching everyone else

No wait, I don't wanna know.

!!!!!!

 

[wombatgc]

Back to square one again. I really don’t know how the Warriors have been able to be away from family for so long.