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Put trust in clubs and supporters

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The Football League Paper says…
THE frustration that fans are being kept out of football grounds is increasing by the week (see story right) and a big part of that is because of the inconsistency over the matter.
If 4,700 spectators can attend London’s 02 Arena for a concert in December and potentially 3,000 be permitted for events at the Royal Albert Hall, it seems somewhat strange that football fans cannot witness games in wide-open stadiums.
Of course, we’re not talking about sell-out crowds at football, but why can’t a small percentage of supporters be allowed t...

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