protest and watch

The start of a new season should be one of the most exciting days of the year for any football fan, never mind one lucky enough to follow one of England's Premier League sides in the so-called greatest league in the world. Unfortunately, Saturday's curtain-raiser against Champions Leicester City is a day thousands of Hull City fans are dreading

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you would think so but not for those of us following the thinline between hull city and relegationit only a game but it appears some are very affected by the events at a footie match.That is fine as they make the dramas, and excitement, good to understand. l am not that concerned but understand the protest and upsetmentperhaps it because l am so far away that l feel detached

the protest was peaceful
not so large
but very vocal

Now onto my other big issue at present Celebrity BB 2016

FOLLOWING THE DECISION NOT YET VIEWED AROUND A SUGGESTED STRIKE  Bear said: "It's really weird the atmosphere today."

The housemates then blanked the troublemaker, who said: "I feel like I'm being victimised. I can't take this any more. They need to grow up."

Without getting a reaction, Bear stormed into the house, shouting: "It's not on. This is embarrassing... It really is. 

it can be very vile viewing when most are committed to promoting soft pawn,l have found this hard to watch indeed switching off at times.this used to be a good way with the insights,discussions offering insights to emotional literacy,relationship forming,group storming,behaviour ,boundaries all human behaviour was on display.

Not so nowadays