I can't believe the BBC are going with the fuckwitted "Wayne Rooney and Derby County" formulation.
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It's going to be hard for the FA to find slots for these games without either forcing clubs to play a Cup and league game in the same midweek (as happened to Wimbledon in December) or telling the COVIDed club that they have to forfeit. Given that Southampton are EPL, I could see the FA giving Shrewsbury the shove, unfairly, to stop Southampton moaning about congestion, and to prevent a precedent where a BRC might be forced to play a Cup and League game in midweek.
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Originally posted by torres View PostI would think that you would get a pretty uninterrupted view from any of the houses around the ground.
"For the last round against Havant & Waterlooville, which was also played behind closed doors, several home owners were seen climbing trees and peering over walls and fences to watch."
Maybe the tree climbing is to give an even better view?
On edit: thanks Leszno!
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I saw bits of that match on ESPN+ and it looked as if the club had erected barriers/hoardings in the spirit of what are called "spite fences" over here.
Last edited by ursus arctos; 08-01-2021, 08:21.
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Originally posted by ursus arctos View PostI saw bits of that match on ESPN+ and it looked as if the club had erected barriers/hoardings in the spirit of what are called "spite fences" over here.
I think the main reason people were in gardens were because a lot of those houses (in the pic I posted) have the bathroom window with the best view, and the bedroom windows have obstructed views because of the shape of the houses.
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