Theatre of Dreams83
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Simon Stone
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FA Cup dates. 27/28 June. 11/12 July. Final on 1 Aug.
Seen in a few places teams will have to drive to games themselves. Which will be an absolute nightmare for a few reasons.
In what respect after all they have been driving themselves to the organised friendly games for the last week or so. No doubt there will be a system in place to ensure that they don't get lost on the way and arrivals into the grounds will be staggered.Seen in a few places teams will have to drive to games themselves. Which will be an absolute nightmare for a few reasons.
It’s the travelling. A few footballers were complaining about driving more than a hour or so then having stiffness etc in the body and especially there legs. I know I use to hate driving 2/3+ hrs then playing a game of footy afterwards. It’s more sapping then people realiseIn what respect after all they have been driving themselves to the organised friendly games for the last week or so. No doubt there will be a system in place to ensure that they don't get lost on the way and arrivals into the grounds will be staggered.
Yea the travelling will be tough but the only other way would probably to hire several coaches or train carriages which not all clubs will be willing for financial reasons to pay for. I wonder if car sharing is an option seeing as most players have been working in 'bubbles' that could allow several players to share a car and therefore spread the driving load (They would also get the chance stop and stretch on the way when drivers change).It’s the travelling. A few footballers were complaining about driving more than a hour or so then having stiffness etc in the body and especially there legs. I know I use to hate driving 2/3+ hrs then playing a game of footy afterwards. It’s more sapping then people realise
Soo 1 day to go. I have mixed feelings about continuing the game. I would love to see everyone back on the field and be united by this common passion. But for somewhat it feels too pushed. Strange rules on the pitch. Danger to still be infected and we are hearing about it more and more talks about this in friendlies.
It is understandable that life must continue etc but the timing feels off.
Today's news of piped music/ designated celebration cameras/ 16 supporter video walls et al just adds to the absolute farce.
The complete charade of 'pretending' to be professional football continues.
It's like alcohol-free beer. You fool yourself into thinking you're partaking in drinking beer with everyone else. But you know it's fake and you aren't getting any benefit from it.
How is the current state in UK? Has the protest stuff raised the infected count? .....