Drifter
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Thames water at it again
It's seen as a health hazardAll the fans are in the stadium already, if there's a problem that is caused by no water it will be a problem now regardless of whether the game kicks off or not surely, so why delay kick off?
Or what am I missing?
It’s a health hazard.All the fans are in the stadium already, if there's a problem that is caused by no water it will be a problem now regardless of whether the game kicks off or not surely, so why delay kick off?
Or what am I missing?
When people go toilet etc. during the match. Also can't clean cups and what notAll the fans are in the stadium already, if there's a problem that is caused by no water it will be a problem now regardless of whether the game kicks off or not surely, so why delay kick off?
Or what am I missing?
Presumably if they hadn't been able to restore the water within a reasonable time-frame they'd have had to call off the game.All the fans are in the stadium already, if there's a problem that is caused by no water it will be a problem now regardless of whether the game kicks off or not surely, so why delay kick off?
Or what am I missing?
Aye I suppose that makes sensePresumably if they hadn't been able to restore the water within a reasonable time-frame they'd have had to call off the game.
It's a football stadium, those are hellhole all year round.I imagine the toilets would be a hellhole at half time though
True. Being a cleaner at a football stadium must be one of the grimmest jobs going.It's a football stadium, those are hellhole all year round.