Right, but it doesn’t matter.Adz wrote: ↑Tue Jul 19, 2022 9:24 amThe football match is outdoors in the evening. It's not like you're inside without A/C or outside in the midday sun. Fair enough, the bit before is irrelevant.CEB wrote: ↑Tue Jul 19, 2022 9:19 amThis is one of the most irritating ways of engaging with a counterpoint.
“I appreciate they are conditioned to it and some have a/c etc”
Ah good, so you’ll use your appreciation of conditioning, infrastructure, widespread use of air conditioning etc to inform what you go on to say?
“but this is just a football match”
Oh.
Put together all the pertinent information - rather than reading differing takes with the assumption that just one is right, look for what is plausible from each. From this thread alone that leaves you with:
1: it is just a meaningless friendly
2: there is a government warning against all but essential travel - meaning that cancelling adheres to government recommendations
3: there will be staff who won’t have a choice of whether to travel or not if the game goes ahead
4: the club might make more money through streaming based on GTP’s point
5: on the hottest day on record, in a country without infrastructure for this heat, it might be better to err on the side of caution
Honestly, I’m a little bit amazed that there’s anyone who actually wants to spend the hottest day on record in the UK watching a pre-season friendly