AndyT
Lord of the Reedy River
i'd imagine everyone who can go will so would those who are there really be feeling mugged off at those of us who can't go potentially watching on a screen?
Agreed.
I take 'JamMan's point, but I don't think screening it would make any difference to those who want to be at the match and waiting until the tickets are sold would probably make the logistics of screening it nearly impossible anyway.
If having a match live on TV reduced potential crowds that much, there wouldn't have been a full house at The Emirates on Sunday, for example and how many people didn't go to the JPT Final, because they could watch it on the TV.
People will always prefer to be there, if they can, I think.
On the day, staff need to be in place for the bars, catering, turnstiles and so on, plus getting the screen in place checked over and wired up and so on, including advertising the day itself.
I think they'd have to make a decision pretty much today or tomorrow at the latest.
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