u/NewActuator2170

I'm a Southend fan and through the years I have seen them play at levels from the championship down to where we are in the national league, it's occurred to me that it doesn't matter what division your in.

A competitive winning team will always be more fun to follow than one getting thumped every week.

Whatever level your at, some "fans" will find something to complain about even when winning the title at a canter, normally around needing a 20+ goal a season striker just like every club in the country.

From the national league website Fylde, Aldershot, Alty, Halifax and Hornchurch have all been placed under transfer embargoes as of today.

https://www.thenationalleague.org.uk/policies-governance/judgements-decisions

Anyone have any insight as to why?

As per the title, it seems like we are building an exciting team for next season, mind you a keeper would be nice

Five or so years ago signs were put up everywhere reminding everyone to socially distance, perspex barriers were put up in shops and one way arrows / footprints were put on the floor of supermarkets.

Coming up to 3 years after the last restrictions were lifted a lot of the signs and perspex barriers are still in place, how long are people realistically expecting them to be up for and is this a regional thing with some parts of the country being quicker to put things back to normal?