Mike Cledford
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Yes. The widow and son were obviously upset and l felt for them and thought twice about mentioning it.Article on BBC about a Liverpool fan who sadly contracted Covid and later died. He had attended the CL match against Atletico so its all Johnnie Foreigners fault for travelling from Spain with the disease and they should have stayed at home whilst 50k Liverpool fans attended (having travelled from all over this country and Europe.)
Its tragic someone has died but this is so typically scouse - blame everyone else - no one forced them to attend a match when it was known there was a new virus that kills. So now they want a public enquiry (at tax payers expense) to point the finger of blame and I assume then to obtain compensation for the lost loved ones. I will say again it’s tragic people died but I do not agree with wasting money on an enquiry when that money could be used elsewhere- such as for the NHS
The last match l went to was the rags being us at home and the next home was WHU in an evening match. There was no way l was going to risk a return journey on packed trains and metro, not even with a few pints in a packed pub as well as the match. So l gave it a miss.
The widow was going on about how her husband loved Liverpool especially the special European nights. The Spaniards however 'should have stayed at home and watched on TV. The sense of entitlement that her husband and others had a right to go was illogical. Of course the celebrations and the general breeches of quarantine by others in that city was not mentioned despite the very clear warnings given by the Mayor and the police