With the World Cup in North America, the time difference has created problems for soccer fans who want to watch as many games as possible.
Rob Beckett laments about the World Cup and its timing(Image: Getty Images)
Rob Beckett She admitted that she is finding it difficult to go out this summer world cup, Despite England’s progress in the tournament.
The comedian shared an honest verdict with his followers on Instagram and asked if anyone else was feeling the same way.
In a video, the Celebrity Traitors star said: “I don’t want to be Debbie Downer but someone else who is struggling to go to the World Cup but doesn’t want to admit it?”
He further explained that the early timing of the tournament made it difficult for him to watch full matches while being busy with family life – after England’s 10pm game against Panama last night.
“Started at 10, been up since 6 a.m. with the kids, probably asleep, gone to bed at half that time, is it just me? I don’t know what to do,” he said.
Robb’s comments come as England continue their World Cup campaign in the United States under Thomas Tuchel. The Three Lions defeated Croatia and Panama to secure their place in the knockout stage, with supporters traveling across the United States to cheer on the team.
The post prompted a flurry of reactions from fans, many of whom agreed that the earlier kick-off time and tournament schedule made it more difficult to fully immerse oneself in the World Cup.
“It’s like having a beer with that friend you can’t get drunk with but feel like you have to,” one user wrote. Another agreed: “No, this is bullshit. The hydration break is killing it. My living room was hotter than the temperature at the England game.”
While one follower said: “Living in North America has killed the atmosphere. I miss 11am matches, will forget to work out if I come home from work to watch a match. There are no flags, no one wants to go to a pub at 10pm. Bring on the Euros!”
This is not the first time that fans have complained about the venue, timing of the match and hydration breaks. FIFA chief Gianni Infantino has revealed that the governing body will consider whether to retain hydration breaks ‘Based on this experience’ in future World Cups.
there are breaks drawn criticism From fans during the current tournament.
The pauses in the middle of each half are Matches effectively divided into quarters And is used regardless of weather conditions.
Despite being brought in to take care of players in hot conditions, the break is also implemented in stadiums with closed terraces and air conditioning.
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