It was announced last night that under a "special and exciting" deal, London (Wembley) would play host to the semi-finals and final of the Euros now - 60,000 people at each match, using 80%+ of stadium capacity.
Apparently...only fans with two vaccinations (which is still not most under 30) will be allowed entry. But all those of us that have attended football internationals before know that it usually becomes a free-for-all (even if not admitted) beyond a certain point.
So 180,000 people into Wembley is fine, but my kids have had their end of year activities cancelled and my DD just had her "welcome" day to her new school cancelled. Then we had a case in the school last week, sending everyone back to school from home.
AIBU to think we should block anything more than the minimum attendance for this year only? Should we really fill our largest stadiums up to 80%+ capacity when so many of our kids are still suffering (and us along with them)? Is anyone else confused? I wonder what decision making is going on now.
I am a football fan and want this all to go back to normal, but I feel like we shoot ourselves in the foot every chance we get