10,000 fans by mid-May.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/56151863
Could easily build to capacity for the end of June/beginning of July.
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10,000 fans by mid-May.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/56151863
Could easily build to capacity for the end of June/beginning of July.
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
I will believe all of this if and when it happens - not before.
nicko31
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A big thing to keep in mind is "no earlier than..." ie this is the best outcome we can expect
Got something similar planned to you but looking to book something with 3 seperate self contained accomodations on the same site, covers things incase inside multi-household mixing is still banned
RossyG
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- Dec 20, 2014
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Yep, football, pubs, and cinema.
It's still called Euro 2020. And no, it won't.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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what is higher benefit than children's education?
- Apr 5, 2014
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That's still up in the air. Unlikely there would be much altering in the dates but the question is whether the European tour approach is still used.
UEFA have said nothing changes. The tabloids, as usual, are claiming it could be brought to England as a whole.
Naturally, they have made that up. As The Sun and The Mirror were reporting it so the government were saying no.
That could, of course, change. But Russia would be a just as likely host.
But those are figures for teachers who have been practicing what social distancing they can, in class groups of 8 or 10 kids (of ‘key workers’ ), not in full classrooms of young adults.
Are you being deliberately dense?
Children and their teachers not dying?
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
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Rule of 6 I assume. As you say it would have to be outside, perhaps in a garden?
When the teaching staff have been vaccinated. It’s really not difficult.
RossyG
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- Dec 20, 2014
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Education and schooling aren’t necessarily the same thing.
You don’t need to be in a classroom to learn.
- Jan 3, 2012
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Medium benefit? Tell that to my 8 year-old granddaughter in Wales who is climbing the walls as an only child.
The Education is only one part of it. The mental health of the child and the worry for the parents - both working from home - all add to it.
ATFC Seagull
Aberystwyth Town FC
I remember a big discussion on this at the time, but my basic points would be:
1. March-December. Teachers were only teaching full classes for about 30% of that time due to lockdown and summer hols.
2. It's covering deaths, not infections. Most teachers are under 60. Most teachers are not overweight. Therefore it is completely likely that a high proportion of them can survive Covid. But not all are young, and many have health conditions. It's not the case that the classroom environment itself waters down Covid.
3. It just seems ridiculous and quite spurious as a study. It refuses to take into account things like the impact of prevention measures in place. I seem to recall it saying that metalworkers were above nurses in terms of being at risk. I mean, that's not right is it?
Edit - I am personally quite happy to get back in the classroom without my vaccine, although can't say the same for some of my older and more vulnerable colleagues. I just very much dislike that data - it flies in the face of everything we've been told about how Covid spreads and how to avoid catching it.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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when do you think it'll be safe for teachers and children, and should we keep everything else closed until that time? also is there evidence teachers at higher risk of death, last time we went round this they were one of the lowest risk groups.
UEFA definitely aren't going to change plans to fit into Boris's made-up schedule, which is what the user seemed to be implying.
It's not queue jumping if the risk of their job is so great that they need a vaccine (c.f. NHS and care staff). If they do NOT need a vaccine then open the schools, Simple.
10 million kids falling behind every day, the kids who might need to unlock the genetic sequence for the next vaccine.
pb21
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- Apr 23, 2010
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I disagree. I think reopening schools should be the priority, with the greatest long term benefit. Although I would also say that's just my opinion, albeit one shared by others. It could well be the case that's not a fair assessment.
