#LetFansIn

[bypassblade]

I can't understand how people are still catching this virus, social distancing, fucking masks, and people scared to leave the house.

Who is responsible for pushing these figures up?

The Tories mate eat out to help out, go to work, go to pub, have six in your house, go abroad and then the pricks who go to pub and such don't socially distance students having parties need I go on. I'll tell you personally I'm shit scared to leave the house and won't go to a pub, restaurant or anything where knob heads gather.

 

[Roygbiv]

Talk today that the government are to introduce a tier system where restrictions will be tightened the higher the tier. We are currently at tier 2 apparently but tier 3 has "sports venues will also be shut down again" in the document so we might not even get the season finished

 

[guancheblade]

What's your point?

That in the pre-Covid world many football fans would ignore the rules and were already difficult enough to manage without social distancing considerations.

 

[RedandWhite]

The best thing about football for me is the fans, the atmosphere, the hostility between home and away fans, the chants. Without it I won't go. So if a few thousand fans can go and sit separated its pointless. We either all go back when we can or none of us should.

 

[burtonstreetblade]

The more freedom you give "everybody else", the harder it is to shield the vulnerable.

If we truly want to protect the vulnerable, then we have to make sacrifices. You can't have your cake and eat it.

What about the young and vulnerable like the ones at my grandsons primary school that are biting themselves in class or the one I saw in a Bradfield on Saturday who ran back to his Dad every time another child came near to him.

They are constantly being reminded by some idiotic tv program to wash your hands, keep your distance, don’t hug your older relatives because if you do and your Granny dies you killed her.

What effect is all this to have on them in the future or doesn’t that matter so long as I’m alright Jack?

 

[Working Class Hero]

That in the pre-Covid world many football fans would ignore the rules and were already difficult enough to manage without social distancing considerations.

Great, so we agree.

 

[Kanye]

What about the young and vulnerable like the ones at my grandsons primary school that are biting themselves in class or the one I saw in a Bradfield on Saturday who ran back to his Dad every time another child came near to him.

They are constantly being reminded by some idiotic tv program to wash your hands, keep your distance, don’t hug your older relatives because if you do and your Granny dies you killed her.

What effect is all this to have on them in the future or doesn’t that matter so long as I’m alright Jack?

The message in your post is a little conflicting: I'm struggling to understand your point.

It's a parent's job to safeguard their children and help clarify the messages they hear. A normal child with normal parents shouldn't play in traffic, but equally, shouldn't be afraid of cars. What they learn about COVID is just like any other matter of safety