And everyone that is generally struggling to stay afloat right now that have now lost revenue/wages for a completely unnecessary cancellation (due to rescheduling, those people/businesses will likely not see the same revenue/wages when the matches are actually played; that’s ignoring the hardship of delayed income ahead of winter).Armchair fans think it’s the right decision.
Match going fans less so.
Gets even worse. The funeral is on the Monday after
Many more public figures, politicians, local government leaders and the like will be about in towns and cities up and down the country, and there will be events in big cities that will attract a lot of the public that are into that kind of thing.All what policing though? What are all the police needed for this weekend? Are they expecting 30 million outside Buck Pal? I genuinely can’t see why.
And as for commander in chief, I think the army will manage ;-)
Yes they are, cancelling the game is EXACTLY someone telling you you HAVE to mourn !!!Nobody is telling you to "mourn" if you don't want too.
Correct - the fear of the backlash. The fear that others cancel and they will look like the outlier. Its an inevitable chain reaction that no one had the balls to anticipate and stop.Too scared to go against the hysteria