I don't think there's a ground in Cornwall big enough

The rule being 4000 or 50% which ever is the lower.

So we're looking at a ground that has capacity of 8000 minimum, I think.

it's going to have to been in tier 2 if they get upgraded to tier one.
That won't happen until 15th December.

My guess would be Plymouth but I don't know how many fans they get in normal times.

Failing that, what are the Welsh plans? Cardiff or Swansea. Then there's the Jocks but I don't think Nicola Krankie is having any of it

Posted By: emmaroyds on November 26th 2020 at 16:08:18

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But the big question is which ground gets the 1st (Other Football) - grays, Nov 26, 15:50:24
- I don't think there's a ground in Cornwall big enough (Other Football) - emmaroyds, Nov 26, 16:08:18
  - (plymouth average about 10,000 btw (Other Football) - jampersands, Nov 26, 16:16:07
    - It could be them though (Other Football) - grays, Nov 26, 16:19:31
      - Devon is quite low (Other Football) - emmaroyds, Nov 26, 16:25:02
        
        a relative is a doctor in plymouth (Other Football) - jampersands, Nov 26, 17:09:08
  - Plymouth isn't in Cornwall (Other Football) - jampersands, Nov 26, 16:13:26
    - oh sorry you knew that (Other Football) - jampersands, Nov 26, 16:14:22
- Truro City (n/m) (Other Football) - jampersands, Nov 26, 15:51:52
  - St Ives? (Other Football) - grays, Nov 26, 15:54:44
    - ground only holds 2,000 (n/m) (Other Football) - jampersands, Nov 26, 15:58:21
  - although their ground only holds 3,200 (n/m) (Other Football) - jampersands, Nov 26, 15:52:31

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