‘We’re keen to do whatever we possibly can,’ Watford saySpace to be used for training, meetings and as warehouseCoronavirus – latest updates | See all our coronavirus coverageWatford have offered the use of their Vicarage Road stadium to help the National Health Service combat the coronavirus pandemic. The Premier League ground is adjacent to Watford general hospital and the club chairman, Scott Duxbury, said they would do “whatever it takes” to support the NHS during a challenging period. The stadium set to be opened up for a multitude of purposes, including training, inductions, childcare facilities and warehouse space. Related: Brighton promise 1,000 match tickets to NHS workers and ask clubs to follow suit Continue readingreadfullarticle
