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Coventry Copsewood Matchday Plan
Graham Walker9 Aug 2020 - 15:37
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Match day Plan for the 2020/21 Season
COVENTRY COPSEWOOD PLANS FOR MATCHDAYS 2020-2021 SEASON.
1. Both teams to be able to use 2 dressing rooms adjacent to each other. A maximum of 10 people in each room. This is available if the away team wants to social distance in the dressing rooms but they can just use one dressing room if they so desire.
2. Teams to use different doors to enter and leave the dressing room area on to the playing area.
3. Teams and officials not to return to the dressing rooms at half-time but to stay on the side of the pitch. Hospitality to be provided in the dug-outs by the teams and officials themselves.
This to be amended if there is inclement weather
4. Prior to the game all dressing rooms to be washed down and benches/door handles/coat hooks sanitised.
5. Sanitisers to be in the toilet area of the dressing rooms with paper towels provided and bins for their disposal. There will also be use of hand driers.
6. After the game all dressing rooms to be washed down and sanitising again takes place. Rubbish is removed and sanitisers and paper towels replenished.
7. Signage to be provided directing teams on which way to enter and leave the dressing rooms. This also applies to match officials.
8. Away teams to use private transport to travel to the ground. If mini-bus/coach are used to transport players/officials then the club should follow the F. A. guidelines on the use of such forms of transport. While walking to the dressing rooms from the car park social distancing to be observed.
9. Players/officials to be directed to the dressing room area where they remain apart from going to the pitch/warm up area prior to the start of the game.
10. Officials not to arrive until 45 minutes prior to the kick-off. The team-sheets to be left on table outside the official’s room. No hospitality to be provided prior to and after the game.
11. Home club to provide a signed off area for visiting team officials to do paper work. If possible hospitality will be provided but in the form of disposable utensils.
12. All home club officials to be provided with masks and gloves.
13. Signage and floor directions to be placed in hospitality area to provide a one-way system and social distancing so that spectators can be served with refreshments that are then consumed outside the building. Club officials to man the entrance to this area to prevent too many people entering the building and to direct spectators to follow the one way system.
14. In the seated area of the ground every other seat to be marked as not in use. Signage in this area to reinforce social distancing. If possible a one-way system to be in place for spectators to go to and back from the playing area.
15. Away team to provide a list of players and officials attending the game with contact details to allow for track and tracing. All spectators to sign in with name and contact details.
16. No hospitality to be provided at end of the game. Players and officials to go straight home after the game.
17. No programmes to be produced.
1. Both teams to be able to use 2 dressing rooms adjacent to each other. A maximum of 10 people in each room. This is available if the away team wants to social distance in the dressing rooms but they can just use one dressing room if they so desire.
2. Teams to use different doors to enter and leave the dressing room area on to the playing area.
3. Teams and officials not to return to the dressing rooms at half-time but to stay on the side of the pitch. Hospitality to be provided in the dug-outs by the teams and officials themselves.
This to be amended if there is inclement weather
4. Prior to the game all dressing rooms to be washed down and benches/door handles/coat hooks sanitised.
5. Sanitisers to be in the toilet area of the dressing rooms with paper towels provided and bins for their disposal. There will also be use of hand driers.
6. After the game all dressing rooms to be washed down and sanitising again takes place. Rubbish is removed and sanitisers and paper towels replenished.
7. Signage to be provided directing teams on which way to enter and leave the dressing rooms. This also applies to match officials.
8. Away teams to use private transport to travel to the ground. If mini-bus/coach are used to transport players/officials then the club should follow the F. A. guidelines on the use of such forms of transport. While walking to the dressing rooms from the car park social distancing to be observed.
9. Players/officials to be directed to the dressing room area where they remain apart from going to the pitch/warm up area prior to the start of the game.
10. Officials not to arrive until 45 minutes prior to the kick-off. The team-sheets to be left on table outside the official’s room. No hospitality to be provided prior to and after the game.
11. Home club to provide a signed off area for visiting team officials to do paper work. If possible hospitality will be provided but in the form of disposable utensils.
12. All home club officials to be provided with masks and gloves.
13. Signage and floor directions to be placed in hospitality area to provide a one-way system and social distancing so that spectators can be served with refreshments that are then consumed outside the building. Club officials to man the entrance to this area to prevent too many people entering the building and to direct spectators to follow the one way system.
14. In the seated area of the ground every other seat to be marked as not in use. Signage in this area to reinforce social distancing. If possible a one-way system to be in place for spectators to go to and back from the playing area.
15. Away team to provide a list of players and officials attending the game with contact details to allow for track and tracing. All spectators to sign in with name and contact details.
16. No hospitality to be provided at end of the game. Players and officials to go straight home after the game.
17. No programmes to be produced.
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