Will we have any fans in Rome...

Only low point of a tournament that has been fantastic, supporters have missed so many great games already. Rome for a quarter final would have been an amazing trip
 
El Guapo said:
How come we are furthest on with vaccinations yet the only ones who don’t seem to be allowed to travel anywhere?
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The answer is straight forward. Vaccinations protect the individual not the chance of infecting others. Given the rate of infections in the UK it is no mystery as to why we are not yet welcome overseas In anywhere but tourist spots reliant on the tourist pound.
 
JM14 said:
Only low point of a tournament that has been fantastic, supporters have missed so many great games already. Rome for a quarter final would have been an amazing trip
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Not English supporters. Wales have suffered badly. Trips to Azerbaijan, and places where they are banned.

it rankles with me big time the size of the crowd yesterday. On Saturday I was denied tickets to my teams most significant match in history and missed a historic event for my club due to crowd restrictions. To then see nearly five times the crowd for a football match only 4 days later makes me incredibly angry.

England fans should count themselves lucky they’ve had so many fans at gams in these times
 
Zoophonic said:
The answer is straight forward. Vaccinations protect the individual not the chance of infecting others. Given the rate of infections in the UK it is no mystery as to why we are not yet welcome overseas In anywhere but tourist spots reliant on the tourist pound.
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Yeah, I suppose so.
 
There will be a fair few of the England supporters travel club who will manage to get themselves there I imagine.
 
Zoophonic said:
The answer is straight forward. Vaccinations protect the individual not the chance of infecting others. Given the rate of infections in the UK it is no mystery as to why we are not yet welcome overseas In anywhere but tourist spots reliant on the tourist pound.
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Vaccinations significantly reduce your chance of infecting others.

Presumably because it reduces symptoms and as such the means of spreading it.

I can't say I blame other countries for being cautious though.
 
I have four tickets to the upcoming match in Rome that I bought two years ago. I was willing to quarantine on the way back but doing it on arrival means that now I can't.

I'm gutted. Especially as I think some of this could have been avoided had we had a competent government in charge but that's another story.

Have reached out to the England supporters groups to offer my tickets for others to enjoy but no luck yet
 
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