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.
nine months into the year and no annual bowel screening for the over 60s.
Mrs NI got hers today, so not strictly true!
Been out today and sat in a pub beer garden this afto with live music and all. Tables socially distanced but obviously more than one household at each table!
The great Northeastern public sticking two fingers up at Boris and Co.
Tell Mrs NI to post her sample to 10 Downing Street! Hull City Council stopped 600 Hull City fans from attending today on a Covid rate of 14 per 100,000 (latest figure says it’s 6 per 100,000) yet Middlesbrough had fans inside the Riverside with an area Covid rate of 40.6 per 100,000 and a manager having tested positive. Tomorrow will see an open market held on the car park at the KCOM stadium, which will probably many more attending but no test and trace there though, barmy. Many have stuck two fingers up to Boris and Co. since drivable eye tests came in.
You should get a message saying ‘Predictions saved‘ upon saving the form. You may have to save the League Cup games, then do the EFL Trophy but it should save them all by clicking the one button.
Having checked, I can see your predictions are saved for both rounds of fixtures.
On another note, all players will be entered into a draw to win a copy of Max Bell’s book. Winner announced Saturday…
Dear Lord, if you exist, please let me be the winner. ;-)
I hope the PFA lawyers blast this out of the water. It’s a step nearer Premier League 2, which will see an even bigger gap between the Championship and L1/L2.
