Nothing more respectful to the grieving family than sticking your phone up for a photo of a coffin. Twats.
Queen Elizabeth II | 1926-2022 | Rest in Peace
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
He's policing the United V Leeds match. It's a good game and we're 4-0 up.
I’m on the treatment table with Tony Martial at the moment. I posted about it in the general.
Brings with it other complications. Their feet are so close together, one misstep and its all over.
Yeah it’s very crass isn’t it
He's not in uniform.
Not really.
Id say they doNot really.
Something a bit surreal about seeing all this.
Couldn't find it.
Just checked on youtube and it's 40k watching, that's like what a no mark guy streaming fifa from his basement gets on an average wednesday.
When we buried the brother in law an old man at bus station taking his hat off in respect was a real stark memorable moment. The royals must really hate the gawking public here, how can you not.
As much as I'm an anti-monarchist I'm sure they must themselves hate most of those they 'serve'.
Doubt many are outside UK.
Erm ok
A lot of people will be watching on BBC, which is available in a lot of countries worldwide. Youtube isn't a great way to conclude how many are watching.
Pretty incredible organisation. It's when they went through the arches when I realised why there's that exact amount of navy personnel in a row.
They do. It's being televised/streamed/shown on every channel in the UK, and will be shown in multiple other countries, too. That's without even getting into clips being replayed on the news later on, or replayed in later on further down the line, or in archives to be shown again years from now.Not really.
I'm very far from your traditional royalist too, but this can't be denied. Whether we agree with it or not.
Youtube is the first thing that anyone outside UK will go to for watching this, easily.
Why would people watch something on YouTube when they could just turn their TV on?
Being televised isn't the same as being watched.
Also walking around the roundabout and not a single one walks too much to the right - all just aligned near as well perfectly.
Viewing figures for the royal wedding for William was 162m globally, not including the UK. Don't know why people so vehemently deny a lot of people like these things.
I meant for those outside the UK, the comment I was replying to was about 'the entire world watching this'. It isn't.
Yeah it's weird, just can't believe she's dead, really. She was only 96.
Aye. I mean they probably understand it’s the procession and history people want to capture but many lose sight of the actual meaning here which is sad.
Not sure what that has to do with this ceremony.
Poor horses.
I don't understand. Can you not salute if you aren't in uniform?
Strange hill to die on and odd to take issue with what he posted tbh
Well it was on two Icelandic channels.
Her Majesty was just getting into streaming
It's on every major news channel in the US as an example: " All of the major U.S. channels—including PBS, BBC America, ABC, NBC News, NBC News Now, CBS, Fox News, MSNBC, and CNN—will begin their live coverage of the funeral between 3 a.m. and 5.30 a.m. the morning of the funeral. "
Well, it's inaccurate.
Do you know what time it is there right now?
I tuned in CBC News Network for their part of the funeral and I just realized that Dan Snow - the historian is part of the team describing the funeral.
It’s almost a mile long according to the BBC