Torsida Verde proposed to postpone the start of the competition until September, which coincides with the timeline expected by health authorities to achieve group immunity, so that “all fans can flock to the sports facilities without any restrictions.” This is done in order, in the opinion of the sports public, to avoid the struggle of fans for tickets during the period of smaller capacity of sports facilities.
“Given the uncertainty of the pandemic, clubs do not intend to enter the rollercoaster of ticket sales and possible refunds. If we add to all this that such a vaunted opening of stadiums will be “reserved” for a privileged caste, a notorious segregationist character emerges, intensifying the fratricidal struggle between … proponents of “winning” tickets, “says Torsida Verde in a statement indicating on the alternative for the start of the competition: “it must continue without true. Fans, until conditions are created for everyone, can come to stadiums and pavilions … without any sanitary restrictions.”
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“The reopening of stadiums for fans is a recurring theme as the resumption of sporting events enters a phase of recession.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, we believe that the opening of stadiums to fans should come after the restrictions imposed by Covid 19 are exceeded.
The use of masks, the social distance to which all safety measures are added, and now the introduction of screening tests and digital certificates of vaccination are raising the demand to schizophrenic levels.
Faced with the uncertainty of the pandemic, clubs are reluctant to embark on a rollercoaster of ticket sales and eventual ticket refunds.
If we add to all this that the much-vaunted opening of stadiums is “reserved” for a privileged caste, then a notorious segregationist character emerges, fostering the fratricidal struggle between … the ticket-winners.
In a context where health authorities state that the desired group immunity can be achieved in September, the “DECISION” may include a POSTPONED start of the competition until mid-September.
Thus, conditions will be created so that all fans can flock to sports facilities without restrictions.
The challenge we pose to decision-makers.
The infamous 2022 FIFA World Cup will change football competition.
So why not consider a short suspension for health reasons?
Such a delay for such a short period of time will signal the community to end the fight against the terrible pandemic that has devastated the National Health Service.
Media episodes linking football to the spread of Covid 19 will be rebutted by this measure, reinforcing the socially beneficial character of clubs as institutions with enormous social responsibility.
In this way, both football and clubs in particular will become allies in the fight against the pandemic and in ensuring the safety of the National Health Service.
The problem remains.
Otherwise, the start of the competition must continue without real fans until the conditions are met so that EVERYONE can gather in the stadiums and pavilions … without any sanitary restrictions. “
