Chairs will come to the standing sector in Pardubice.
hcdynamo.cz
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Due to the measures taken by the Ministry of Health in recent days, it seemed for a while that the spectators would not look at Jablonec hockey due to the absence of seats in the winter stadium. However, the club’s management has taken steps that have led to more than 500 seats available at the matches from Saturday.
“When we received information about an extraordinary government measure restricting the sale of indoor tickets, we were horrified to realize that our stadium in Jablonec has only a minimum of seating … We provided more than five seats for the stadium. a set of chairs – seats, which will be numbered and numbered tickets will be sold for them, so that each spectator will have a secured numbered seat, “explained the general manager of the Wolves, David Bartel, for the hcvlci.cz club website.
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The club bought chairs at a branch of a retail chain, and received a discount. “Thanks to the helpfulness of the market director, Mr. Jiří Pospíšil, we received a discount on the chairs and, on the one hand, we were provided with the necessary number of seats. Thanks to the fact that the general manager is an old fox, more than five hundred seats are now provided for spectators in Jablonec, “laughs Bartel.
Despite this news, Saturday’s match with Trutnov will not take place due to a positive finding on covid-19. He was discovered by one of the Jablonec players.
Pardubice will prepare chairs
They also saw a shift in extra-league Pardubice. Fans who have bought tickets for the stand will watch hockey. The Dynamo Pardubice hockey club is responding to the new regulations by placing chairs in the standing sector in the South Tribune so that spectators can sit.
“We are not very pleased with the new regulation, but of course we will respect it. We will prepare chairs for the standing sector to follow all the measures and fulfill our promise that everyone who bought a permit or a ticket will look at hockey, “said Dušan Salfický, the club’s sports director.
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