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'madness' West Ham v Man City no fans Maldives Canary Islands fully open for Business.
Zero fans allowed, in an 'open air' safe, secure stadium.
Half a mile away, @Westfield Stratford 'Vue' show the game live, in an indoor 3000 capacity audotorium.
How much hypocrisy will the general public accept?
Ps, the so called science, insists, contraction far more likely, in an indoor setting.
Got a dollar or two, absolutely fine to go get some winter sun, Maldives, Canary Islands, all fully open for business, zero quarantine required on return, and not a problem sat centimetres apart for 5 hours in a pressurised tube, at 30,000 feet.
'Good n the great' doing fantastically well! 🤔👍💋
Half a mile away, @Westfield Stratford 'Vue' show the game live, in an indoor 3000 capacity audotorium.
How much hypocrisy will the general public accept?
Ps, the so called science, insists, contraction far more likely, in an indoor setting.
Got a dollar or two, absolutely fine to go get some winter sun, Maldives, Canary Islands, all fully open for business, zero quarantine required on return, and not a problem sat centimetres apart for 5 hours in a pressurised tube, at 30,000 feet.
'Good n the great' doing fantastically well! 🤔👍💋
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Earlier this week, Bristol City fans were allowed to watch their home Championship tie against Middlesbrough in the sports bar of their Ashton Gate stadium, even though the live match was taking place on the other side of the restaurant.
Last weekend, Arsenal charged £50 to let supporters into the hospitality areas of the Emirates Stadium to watch their match at Manchester City in the Premier League.
Culture secretary Oliver Dowden last week 'accepted people's frustration at the inconsistency,' with government policy surrounding the attending of different events.