Every day the vaccine rolls out

[VanDerHoorn]

Always had the distinct feeling that, barring a few occasions, that Nic and her 2 medical advisors are speaking from the same hymn sheet, but Witty and Van are constantly watching what they say because Boris has ignored most of the advice.

Ive agreed with Nic n co on most of what has gone before, but with all the tools we have in place to fight this now, we really should be permitted to go about life as we can.

For football, i will go back to what i said before and only allow a home crowd into games, and if required, proof of vaccination as well. Same with other forms of entertainment, but i am biased as we have tickets booked for next month!

In your opinion what benefit comes from barring unvaccinated people from football games - given that the vaccine does not prevent transmission?

[Chick A Saw]

In your opinion what benefit comes from barring unvaccinated people from football games - given that the vaccine does not prevent transmission?

I think everyone should get the vaccine, especially when it has been reported that the vaccine has reduced transmission. But everyone is entitled to do what they see fit and should be willing to submit to testing if they want to mingle with the masses.

Everyone gets hung up on the vaccine doing what it is intended to and stopping people getting this really bad, and this is all we see in the press. When good news stories come along about transmission, it is mentioned a couple of times and never again and is missed by all the surrounding reports of bad news. It makes sense to me that if a vaccine stops the vulnerable dying, those less at risk from going to hospital, then maybe it will stop the masses catching and transmitting this virus.