You can go today in an executive box at Hull and watch the game on telly, so long as the curtains are closed so you can’t watch it in real life, there is even a time delay on the tv so you can’t watch it live. Also a cinema near West Ham s ground are showing the game.But know doubt preppers will think this ok.
The club are currently in discussions with the local Safety Advisory Group with a view to opening the restaurant for the Colchester match on Friday. Same sort of arrangement, with the blinds closed throughout.
You can go today in an executive box at Hull and watch the game on telly, so long as the curtains are closed so you can’t watch it in real life, there is even a time delay on the tv so you can’t watch it live. Also a cinema near West Ham s ground are showing the game.But know doubt preppers will think this ok.
Nice of them to keep the curtains closed!
Seriously, it’s an absolute load of toss. Football stadia should be open, with reduced capacity, after all you can’t catch Covid if attending tier seven, and below, matches. Nor can you catch it before 10pm, pub closing time, or if you have a pint with a substantial meal.
Now the Fa are at it, letting a replay take place Stockport v Chesterfield when the spires played an ineligible player in first game normally they would have been thrown out, what is going on?
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