Wakefield Trinity • Re: What now for fans watching ? - Covid chat
Anyone seen the latest video released yesterday of Boris on the Beeb, smirking about how lockdown may continue over Christmas? He's grinning all the way through it, just like Bill Gates grins when he talks about lockdown and vaccines.
.In fact listening to Boris the other day reminds me of that beach scene from jaws, where just as everyone is ready to get back in the water Chief Brody starts waving his pistol around and shooting at an imaginary shark causing the bathers to panic.
Now I know no one on here wants to discuss the “what now for fans” part of the thread title. Maybe deep down you know what is in store for fans and that thought is too painful to contemplate let alone debate. For those of us who see a never ending virus and a forever or partially closed uneconomic Belle Vue (or UK even) it's doubly worrying. Are we to go the way of Cine World (should it go under, and it looks likely).
This brings me to Carter. Does he realize the end is possibly nigh hence his reluctance to solve the Chester / coaching team conundrum. I mean, why spend money, because it will cost money, to sort out a problem that would, in the end, be a waste of time.......and money.
We may not be alone.
Here are a few search engine results, first page. Very worrying if all this, and the rest should come to pass over a wholly disproportionate response to a virus, be it regular flu or c-19.
Report Says Beer Industry Will Lose 651,000 Jobs By End of ...
End of the cruise? Industry struggles through rough waters ...
Ringling Bros. Shutdown: The End of the Circus Industry? - WSJ
The pandemic and the end of group fitness | Salon.com
Coronavirus is killing the Dutch mink industry
The end of tourism? | Travel | The Guardian
This Is The End Of College As We Know It – Forbes
GETTING THERE: Is this the end of the motor coach industry ...
.In fact listening to Boris the other day reminds me of that beach scene from jaws, where just as everyone is ready to get back in the water Chief Brody starts waving his pistol around and shooting at an imaginary shark causing the bathers to panic.
Now I know no one on here wants to discuss the “what now for fans” part of the thread title. Maybe deep down you know what is in store for fans and that thought is too painful to contemplate let alone debate. For those of us who see a never ending virus and a forever or partially closed uneconomic Belle Vue (or UK even) it's doubly worrying. Are we to go the way of Cine World (should it go under, and it looks likely).
This brings me to Carter. Does he realize the end is possibly nigh hence his reluctance to solve the Chester / coaching team conundrum. I mean, why spend money, because it will cost money, to sort out a problem that would, in the end, be a waste of time.......and money.
We may not be alone.
Here are a few search engine results, first page. Very worrying if all this, and the rest should come to pass over a wholly disproportionate response to a virus, be it regular flu or c-19.
Report Says Beer Industry Will Lose 651,000 Jobs By End of ...
End of the cruise? Industry struggles through rough waters ...
Ringling Bros. Shutdown: The End of the Circus Industry? - WSJ
The pandemic and the end of group fitness | Salon.com
Coronavirus is killing the Dutch mink industry
The end of tourism? | Travel | The Guardian
This Is The End Of College As We Know It – Forbes
GETTING THERE: Is this the end of the motor coach industry ...
Statistics: Posted by Miro — Mon Oct 05, 2020 10:17 pm