Coronavirus: crowds in supermarkets, Liverpool offers stewards

In Liverpool, too, due to the emergency caused by the coronavirus, people are crowding out of supermarkets, for fear that the goods, and in particular the food, will end up. Sometimes it is really difficult to contain the flow, and above all to enforce the safety distance between one person and another, so the European champion club, which bears the name of the city, offered its stewards, famous for their efficiency, to try to solve the problem. "Message to the managers of the supermarkets - tweeted the managing director of the Reds, Peter Moore -. The stewards who work in our stadium make available their time and their experience in controlling the crowds, the queues and even the parking lots. also helping people to take the groceries away. They are the best in their job, no doubt, and they will be happy to help you and make everything safer. Please get in touch with #YNWA (You'll Never Walk Alone). "