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I wondered if football matches are off over the weekend will this include other sporting events - The Great North Run being on Sunday I think?
It would be a very odd decision to say that selected sport was cancelled - surely it has to be all or nothing?I wondered if football matches are off over the weekend will this include other sporting events - The Great North Run being on Sunday I think?
I wondered if football matches are off over the weekend will this include other sporting events - The Great North Run being on Sunday I think?
Agree with this. Despite all the nonsense, football fans are very good at showing respect to those who have passed or are in some way struggling.Games should go ahead. Let people come together and celebrate her life in the way they see fit. We've had two years of not being able to that lets not forget.
I mean the horse racing was cancelled today, and the cricket and golf is cancelled tomorrow. I'm sure they'll all follow whatever is decided alongside the football.
But everything I said about how football should celebrate her life this weekend rather than cancel and stay at home is true a hundred fold about the horses. It was always said that the Queen was never happier than when she was at the racecourse. I can't imagine for a second that she would want the races to be called off in her name for longer than absolutely necessary.......
What’s honouring her more though, not doing anything or having a stadium full of fans singing ‘God save the queen’ as West Ham did?Football will inevitably be cancelled this weekend - and rightly so. It’s a sad state of affairs if we can’t do without one weekend of football in honour of someone who served this country as head of state for 70 years.
Good job we aren't at home as we don't have a screenWhat’s honouring her more though, not doing anything or having a stadium full of fans singing ‘God save the queen’ as West Ham did?
Moving stuff there. I’d love to see that replayed all over the country this weekend.
I don't feel that strongly either way, but I favour sport and most things continuing.Football will inevitably be cancelled this weekend - and rightly so. It’s a sad state of affairs if we can’t do without one weekend of football in honour of someone who served this country as head of state for 70 years.
Very much agree with this.Agree with this. Despite all the nonsense, football fans are very good at showing respect to those who have passed or are in some way struggling.
Recent events to honour Joey and Mad dog are testament to this.
Football fans are in the large an amazing lot of people who know how to behave and the West Ham 'God Save The Queen ' was as emotional as it could be.
Unfortunately not all are the same , Liverpool at home would be an embarrassment to the entire Nation I'm afraid with their fans likely reaction.
And that is all you would have being reported.
I think to have one weekend of rememberence for 70 years service isn't too much to ask either .