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It's you that has the nonexistent argument the seats at Liverpool in the lower centenary were designed before the 66 world cup, of course, they won't be to the larger and more comfortable space in stadiums designed in the modern era. Which of course you would know if you ventured into football stadia
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It's you that has the nonexistent argument the seats at Liverpool in the lower centenary were designed before the 66 world cup, of course, they won't be to the larger and more comfortable space in stadiums designed in the modern era. Which of course you would know if you ventured into football stadia Oh dear. Keep baiting there old man. I’ve not argued the size of the seats at Anfield. You’ve said that they’re not spacious which they’re not as they’re not in any stadiums. But you, in case that old memory is failing you, you said that at some newer stadiums you can get 4-5 feet between seats. When I asked where you said City. Now you’ve been there at least 10 times (oooh get you) so please tell me if that’s true or if you were in fact talking bull to try and make you’re argument that we should’ve had a new stadium look better?
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When football returns will you attend games as normal or will you continue to avoid crowds? Would you go to any celebrations, which I guess would be unofficial as I can't imagine the club organising a parade, can you?
Basically, will you attend games as normal or will you point blank avoid visiting Anfield for some time? Given that the first wave of games are likely to be behind closed doors, attending in the short term won't be an option anyway. In the medium to longer term, I'd consider it if we have a vaccine, if not, then I'd avoid social contact as much as possible, given my age, I'd be in the 'at risk' category.
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When football returns will you attend games as normal or will you continue to avoid crowds? Would you go to any celebrations, which I guess would be unofficial as I can't imagine the club organising a parade, can you?
Basically, will you attend games as normal or will you point blank avoid visiting Anfield for some time? Given that the first wave of games are likely to be behind closed doors, attending in the short term won't be an option anyway. In the medium to longer term, I'd consider it if we have a vaccine, if not, then I'd avoid social contact as much as possible, given my age, I'd be in the 'at risk' category. Everybody is 'at risk' though the risk is higher the older you are.
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When football returns will you attend games as normal or will you continue to avoid crowds? Would you go to any celebrations, which I guess would be unofficial as I can't imagine the club organising a parade, can you?
Basically, will you attend games as normal or will you point blank avoid visiting Anfield for some time? Given that the first wave of games are likely to be behind closed doors, attending in the short term won't be an option anyway. In the medium to longer term, I'd consider it if we have a vaccine, if not, then I'd avoid social contact as much as possible, given my age, I'd be in the 'at risk' category. I cannot see stadiums being opened for the remainder of this season, it will be a case of get the games out the way with minimal staff required in the stadia, then I guess it will all be reviewed over the summer based on when the 2020/21 season starts and if there is a second wave.
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When football returns will you attend games as normal or will you continue to avoid crowds? Would you go to any celebrations, which I guess would be unofficial as I can't imagine the club organising a parade, can you?
Basically, will you attend games as normal or will you point blank avoid visiting Anfield for some time? Given that the first wave of games are likely to be behind closed doors, attending in the short term won't be an option anyway. In the medium to longer term, I'd consider it if we have a vaccine, if not, then I'd avoid social contact as much as possible, given my age, I'd be in the 'at risk' category. I cannot see stadiums being opened for the remainder of this season, it will be a case of get the games out the way with minimal staff required in the stadia, then I guess it will all be reviewed over the summer based on when the 2020/21 season starts and if there is a second wave. Agree, have said it for a long time, behind closed doors and for quite some time
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I can't see how they can play games with crowds in 2020/21 even if we invent a vaccine before the end of this year. 2021/2022 is more realistic
We will have to get used to football with no crowds in empty stadiums which is going to be pretty dismal
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I can't see how they can play games with crowds in 2020/21 even if we invent a vaccine before the end of this year. 2021/2022 is more realistic
We will have to get used to football with no crowds in empty stadiums which is going to be pretty dismal Dismal maybe, but better than no football IMO. I think they might put loudspeakers. Anyway, this virus would have changed a lot of things, not only football
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I can't see how they can play games with crowds in 2020/21 even if we invent a vaccine before the end of this year. 2021/2022 is more realistic
We will have to get used to football with no crowds in empty stadiums which is going to be pretty dismal Dismal maybe, but better than no football IMO. I think they might put loudspeakers. Anyway, this virus would have changed a lot of things, not only football There is no denying that a friend of mine died with it yesterday. Football is unimportant but it keeps us sane. To be honest I would trade normality for no football again ever
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I can't see how they can play games with crowds in 2020/21 even if we invent a vaccine before the end of this year. 2021/2022 is more realistic
We will have to get used to football with no crowds in empty stadiums which is going to be pretty dismal Dismal maybe, but better than no football IMO. I think they might put loudspeakers. Anyway, this virus would have changed a lot of things, not only football There is no denying that a friend of mine died with it yesterday. Football is unimportant but it keeps us sane. To be honest I would trade normality for no football again ever Sorry for you, unfortunately it is what it is
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