So can you list the deaths per day for the last week in Hull please?

I didn't think you would , confirmed my thoughts

The funny thing is at no point have I said let's fill the stadium

I stated best case scenario the cases fall off a cliff, and some people are allowed into the stadium.

You've turned that into me personally rounding people up to go die.

You've got serious issues pal, I suggest you go seek help

No issues here, we are possibly misunderstanding oneanother.

Yes, we should be playing behind closed doors, as soon as possible, with nobody other than necessary individuals in the ground. The loan scheme is not intended to recompense for lost match day income, it is meant to keep the game afloat. The numbers are reducing, but by no means are they falling off a cliff. Covid-19 deaths may be low in Hull, but they are still at an average of 8% of the daily "new" cases diagnosed, UK wide; many (a good 70%) are diagnosed as "with" Covid-19, not "of".
You never used the term "best case scenario" so far as I saw/read. Either way, if you took offense and my comments personally then I apologise, my point remains, SL should not be played in front of crowds until the R rate is less than 0.01%, even then, a big proportion of people will stay away.

Looks like The premiership is looking at starting next season on the 12th September, with Man Utd looking at letting fans back in mid September.

Im surprised they arent putting on Catalans - Toronto on first, they arent affected by the furlough pay issue and Catalans are 2 games behind and Toronto one game behind. Also a good one for SKY with Sonny Bill up against Folau. Stick it on in London right under the media noses!