I heard mention today that the crowd will be asked to leave before 11:30pm. Good luck with thatBets on what will happen with the crowds if the Tennis tonight goes past midnight.
Daniel Andrews wouldn't want pictures of fans being bundled out by police being beamed around the world...I heard mention today that the crowd will be asked to leave before 11:30pm. Good luck with that
Maybe proof we are being taken for chumps. Or unable to call out hypocrisy for what it is...Looks like Kyrgios will do the right thing. Imagine at 11.30 pm when it's four sets all and just into the fifth set. Having said that I can't reconcile the packed stadium (Covid style) with the drastic announcement today. Given national interest why wouldn't there be someone who has transited the airport in that crowd during crunch time.
Bets on what will happen with the crowds if the Tennis tonight goes past midnight.
You got your two-sets all. I just don’t see the last set going for 2 hours.Looks like Kyrgios will do the right thing. Imagine at 11.30 pm when it's four sets all and just into the fifth set. Having said that I can't reconcile the packed stadium (Covid style) with the drastic announcement today. Given national interest why wouldn't there be someone who has transited the airport in that crowd during crunch time.
Maybe not police but it happened - beamed all over the worldDaniel Andrews wouldn't want pictures of fans being bundled out by police being beamed around the world...
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I'm more interested in the sideshow and not the main game . And the crowds should not have been there last night.The funniest part of this thread is all the people shrieking it should not have gone ahead - are now kicking back and loving it.... hmmmm
To be fair there has been some amazing tennis to distract us from the mutant virus!
It might be childish but I strongly disagree with the tournament going ahead so I thought it would be hypocritical to watch it. Haven't seen a single minute.The funniest part of this thread is all the people shrieking it should not have gone ahead - are now kicking back and loving it.... hmmmm
To be fair there has been some amazing tennis to distract us from the mutant virus!
I'm more interested in the sideshow and not the main game . And the crowds should not have been there last night.
Lucky the event went ahead for you to enjoy the sideshow then!
Yes a socially distanced crowd should never have been allowed to attend the outdoor event with masks and with so many bottles of sanitiser everywhere it smelt like a hospital.... I mean look at the huge number of cases Victoria is dealing with - it’s just mind boggling....
Lucky the event went ahead for you to enjoy the sideshow then!
. I mean look at the huge number of cases Victoria is dealing with - it’s just mind boggling....
Make that verboten at one hour later. Rather like Cinderella.I hope to heck your factitiousness (which is appreciated ) is well placed, because if this current out-break really gets out, it'll be a national, not Victorian event, involving the airport 'n all. Why a 'socially distanced ... etc' tennis crowd is OK at 11pm but absolutely verboten at 1am escapes me. I know you have to set a 'reasonable' time for a lock-down start, but if its important enough to have a Stage 4 lockdown at all, there is no excuse for allowing the assembling of a crowd in a stadium immediately beforehand. Like so many cases in Victoria (and a few elsewhere), its the authorities screaming "THIS IS IMPORTANT! EMERGENCY MEASURES FOR EVERYONE! ... oh, except for you people, because you are special'
That isn't the point though, is it. Its the message that crowd sends to others.
The matches could have gone ahead as they are deemed emergency workers (another issue) but no crowds. That night. Would have been a compelling message as to their thoughts of gravityYes they should have stopped the match at 7:48pm instead, would have sent a better message.
Not sure who you are referring to. A lot of nay-sayers haven’t commented on the on-court action. Are you saying I’m a shrieker?The funniest part of this thread is all the people shrieking it should not have gone ahead - are now kicking back and loving it.... hmmmm
To be fair there has been some amazing tennis to distract us from the mutant virus!
I hope to heck your factitiousness (which is appreciated ) is well placed, because if this current out-break really gets out, it'll be a national, not Victorian event, involving the airport 'n all. Why a 'socially distanced ... etc' tennis crowd is OK at 11pm but absolutely verboten at 1am escapes me.
The matches could have gone ahead as they are deemed emergency workers (another issue) but no crowds. That night. Would have been a compelling message as to their thoughts of gravity