Victoria Park - wet, windy and goalless THREE games in, three wins. The second home game of the season and it’s shirt sleeves, balmy summer sunshine, a raucous and passionate Victoria Park. At least it normally is. Instead the second home game, Pools v Bromley, possess a bleak outlook. It’s a textbook Hartlepool December night in October, when it should be August. It’s tossing down, the wind whipping furiously down the pitch from Rink End to Town End. The puddles in the raggy dolomite behind the Neale Cooper Stand are filling up. There’s no cars to break the water and splash it all over, no feet drenched as they step in a hole. The terraces and stands are empty. The only passion and noise is coming from the living room. Your living room. Supporters are in the home warmth, watching their blue and white heroes on a laptop screen, an iPad or a smart TV. The stream was, according to one living room season ticket holder, akin to watching the opening credits of Rooba...