And 10 minutes in there would have been severe gales again, a lightning storm, hail and very heavy rain that would likely have seen the game abandoned, its got no relevence to what happend 30 miles east of of another hill/mountain chain, only an idiot can't spot that.The weather didn't stop the Sheffield game, not quite a capacity crowd but close. Calling ours off was ridiculous in the light of the Met Office predictions, especially so given the radar forecast at 11.00am showing improving conditions.
He’s just talking utter bollocks, he couldn’t even work out what our attendances were in the 50’sNone, today's was about severe gales not frost, only idiots (or WUM's) could post a picture like that as even slightly relevant.
No severe gales in Manchester this afternoon and the 10 minute thunderstorm after kick off would not have caused abandonment. I would have also supposed the relevance of the picture and the Sheffield game (where conditions were far worse) were obvious, albeit at a slightly higher level of generality, to even the meanest intelligence.None, today's was about severe gales not frost, only idiots (or WUM's) could post a picture like that as even slightly relevant.
Manchester City vs BurnleyHe’s just talking utter bollocks, he couldn’t even work out what our attendances were in the 50’s
That’s the rub: @cleavers and @andyhinch are nice blokes.No severe gales in Manchester this afternoon and the 10 minute thunderstorm after kick off would not have caused abandonment. I would have also supposed the relevance of the picture and the Sheffield game (where conditions were far worse) were obvious, albeit at a slightly higher level of generality, to even the meanest intelligence.
possibly, they do a good job of concealing it if that's the case but both are pretty stupid sadly.That’s the rub: @cleavers and @andyhinch are nice blokes.
So not February, 50,000 blues didn’t turn up, it was a local derby, you haven’t addressed infrastructure, you really are laughableManchester City vs Burnley
Division One (Old)
Thu 26 December 1957.
Score: W 4-1
Attendance: 47285
Well @cleavers probably is ;-)That’s the rub: @cleavers and @andyhinch are nice blokes.
Thinking about it the South Africa cricket game went ahead as well, I really hope not of your job involves risk assessment, health and safety or dealing with any form of fluid situations.The weather didn't stop the Sheffield game, not quite a capacity crowd but close. Calling ours off was ridiculous in the light of the Met Office predictions, especially so given the radar forecast at 11.00am showing improving conditions.
I never mentioned February at all and the transport infrastructure around Sheffield is pretty similar to Manchester - you're probably overtired, go to bed. Goodnight.So not February, 50,000 blues didn’t turn up, it was a local derby, you haven’t addressed infrastructure, you really are laughable
I was taking about the decade, does anything work between your ears it was clearly stated.I never mentioned February at all and the transport infrastructure around Sheffield is the similar to Manchester - you're probably overtired, go to bed. Goodnight.