may have been asked already but if there is no relegation but promotion goes on what happens to the 3rd place play off position?
An unnamed Premier League source was quoted as saying "Who gives a fuck about the lower leagues?"
may have been asked already but if there is no relegation but promotion goes on what happens to the 3rd place play off position?
An unnamed Premier League source was quoted as saying "Who gives a fuck about the lower leagues?"
Quite easy to do with a deft piece of footwork but that’s not the point. How many seats other than your own do you touch at the match ?
This coronavirus will sort out the bosses of the football clubs as to whether they are in it for the money and prestige they get from running a football club. Those that are in it for they money they can take out will let their club either fold or they will sell. Those that are in it for the benefit of their community around the club will be trying to do their best so that the club will not fold.
The only reason they want to continue this season amid this Covid19 pandemic is that they need the money for their club. This is because the directors have taken far to much money out to line their own pockets instead of spending it on the club they are suppose to run.
But surely the point is that the seat is only potentially contaminated if somebody else has touched it first. Your basket or trolley at the supermarket is far more likely to be contaminated than your seat at Eastlands isBut what happens when you are unable to use deft footwork to bring your seat down? YOU HAVE TO TOUCH THE SEAT!! THAT IS THE POINT you seem unable to grasp. The final sentence was answered at my post #9206. You may wish to reread it to refresh your memory.
I’m certainly no gymnast and on reflection I agree I was overestimating how easy it is. Regardless, I still maintain that touching your seat is the least of your worries in terms of catching the virusI tried this once when I had to stand up to let someone past (the people in the middle of our row are early leavers) It was freezing and I couldn't be arsed getting my hands out my coat pockets. It's doable, but it's not as easy as you'd think. My technique was to squat, while simultaneously tapping the bottom my seat with my heel, while at the same time trying not to knee to the guy in front of me in the back of the head, and not kick the person who sits next to me. I did manage it, but it takes a good few seconds. The tricky bit is to hold your seat stationary with your arse momentarily while your bring your tapping foot back out of the way before you can sit.
I wouldn't say it was easy. I'd say you're in the minority if you can do it.
I tried this once when I had to stand up to let someone past (the people in the middle of our row are early leavers) It was freezing and I couldn't be arsed getting my hands out my coat pockets. It's doable, but it's not as easy as you'd think. My technique was to squat, while simultaneously tapping the bottom my seat with my heel, while at the same time trying not to knee to the guy in front of me in the back of the head, and not kick the person who sits next to me. I did manage it, but it takes a good few seconds. The tricky bit is to hold your seat stationary with your arse momentarily while your bring your tapping foot back out of the way before you can sit.
I wouldn't say it was easy. I'd say you're in the minority if you can do it.