Allowing Fans

[Arn]

Put pressure?  No.

But allowing a handful of health care workers who are fully vaccinated to go to the game in a spacious arena in which they'll be spaced out?  Sure.  We have to slowly start returning to a somewhat "normal" state some time. 

I was at the Irish cup (soccer) final last Friday night. It was a ?test event? to see how to go about starting to return to normal.

The Irish football association supplied all the attendees with 3 COVID test kits. You have to do one the day before the game and could only attend with proof of a negative test. Then have had to do another Test 2 days and a final one 8 days after the game.

So I?m all for people starting to go to events and doing things and finding our way back to normal.

 

[LeafsDownUnder]

Put pressure?  No.

But allowing a handful of health care workers who are fully vaccinated to go to the game in a spacious arena in which they'll be spaced out?  Sure.  We have to slowly start returning to a somewhat "normal" state some time. 

I was at the Irish cup (soccer) final last Friday night. It was a ?test event? to see how to go about starting to return to normal.

The Irish football association supplied all the attendees with 3 COVID test kits. You have to do one the day before the game and could only attend with proof of a negative test. Then have had to do another Test 2 days and a final one 8 days after the game.

So I?m all for people starting to go to events and doing things and finding our way back to normal.

In Australia we've had spectators at sports for months, albeit spaced out, with masks etc. to start but now in most cases there are only capacity restrictions.

 

[Arn]

You guys actually effectively dealt with the pandemic though. Canada and the UK have been somewhat less successful it?s fair to say?