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UEFA EURO 2020

Anyone suffering withdrawal symptoms from the tournament?

I'm bad enough when the group stage goes down from three games a day to two games, let alone when its all over.

It's worse this time obviously as I've never followed us all the way to a Final before, but the defeat mixed with the tournament actually ending has left me with an empty feeling these last two days.

Ii keep looking at the UEFA website hoping they'll announce some more games   :-))))

Peter John-Baptiste
  • 14 Jul 2021 1:30 PM
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  • Anthony Berry
    Anthony Berry
    • 14 Jul 2021 1:52 PM
    I can't put my finger on exactly why but this whole tournament didn't really grip me. I watched the odd non-England game but I can't say they had my undivided attention.

    Games being all over the place with limited crowd numbers probably didn't help as it never really felt like a "proper" tournament. Having so many games at Wembley, whilst obviously good whilst there are overseas travel restrictions in place, wouldn't have been my first choice either.

    It was great to see mates for the first time in 16 months and there were a couple of moments where the atmosphere was bang on but as the tournament progressed the novelty of another trip down to London started to wear off. Queuing for the underground in the rain post-match on Sunday night, whilst obviously disappointed by the result, I was half glad that it was all over.

    Eurowings have shelved my flights for Hungary in September so trying to sort out an alternative route there has got me buzzing more than most of the tournament did!
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  • Christopher Granby
    Christopher Granby
    • 14 Jul 2021 1:52 PM
    Not really Peter. I've just bought some tickets to pre season friendly next week and it seems like I've got at least one game a week from this weekend.
    Be pleased to get back to normal after the manic weekend.
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  • Chris Power
    Chris Power
    • 14 Jul 2021 1:56 PM
    No withdrawal symptoms but plenty of Covid symptoms and positive LF & PCR tests!
    I am battered with it. Got through a full 6 games at Wembley before it finally caught up with me. Nightmare
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  • John Holland
    John Holland
    • 14 Jul 2021 2:04 PM

    In reply to Chris Power:

    Same here Chris i bet plenty more wiil test positive. No masks at all on packed tube trains didnt help
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  • Richard Charlesworth
    Richard Charlesworth
    • 14 Jul 2021 2:07 PM
    4 games a day in Qatar for the group games!
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  • Peter Chappell
    Peter Chappell
    • 14 Jul 2021 2:51 PM

    In reply to John Holland:

    Add me to that list as well. Started to feel unwell on train home Monday had a test booked 30 minutes after getting home got positive result back Tuesday.
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  • Anthony Mason
    Anthony Mason
    • 14 Jul 2021 3:19 PM
    After those first couple of weeks I didn't know what to do when there were no games. I'd forgotten how enjoyable home tournaments were aside from the England games when it is always preferable, for me anyway, to watch away from my sofa.
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  • Timothy Roberts
    Timothy Roberts
    • 14 Jul 2021 3:20 PM

    In reply to Peter Chappell:

    Positive here to - but nothing more than a bad cold...and no smell, although the waft of weed on Sunday still lingersConfused

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  • Peter John-Baptiste
    Peter John-Baptiste
    • 14 Jul 2021 3:47 PM

    In reply to Christopher Granby:

    I won't bother with pre season games
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  • Peter John-Baptiste
    Peter John-Baptiste
    • 14 Jul 2021 3:49 PM

    In reply to Anthony Berry:

    I thought I'd hate the tournament with it being all over Europe and the Covid crowd restrictions but I still loved it. I even enjoyed the England games in front of only 22000.

    Id definitely turn the clock back 4 and a half weeks and do it all again. Maybe with out the Erikssen cardiac arrest though.
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  • Peter John-Baptiste
    Peter John-Baptiste
    • 14 Jul 2021 3:49 PM

    In reply to Chris Power:

    Sorry you've got the dreaded Covid
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  • David Booth
    David Booth
    • 14 Jul 2021 5:32 PM

    In reply to Chris Power:

    Exactly the same with me, made it through 6 matches and then it caught up with me. LF and PCR are both positive from Monday, another in my group exactly the same as well.
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  • Simon Ostcliffe
    Simon Ostcliffe
    • 14 Jul 2021 6:17 PM

    In reply to Peter John-Baptiste:

    I enjoyed every minute PJB apart from the very last kick! Some great matches.
    I'd usually be more fed-up, but if you'd offered me an England penalty shoot out in the final, at the start of June, I'd have snatched your hand off.
    I can console myself with the following;
    We're gradually getting nearer to winning something
    Being involved until the final means our next qualifier is closer.
    Due to Covid, the next tournament is only 16 months away.
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  • Andy Catanach
    Andy Catanach
    • 14 Jul 2021 6:43 PM

    In reply to Simon Ostcliffe:

    seems a lot have the Wembley variant.....anyone get it after 2 jabs too?!

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  • Peter Chappell
    Peter Chappell
    • 14 Jul 2021 8:25 PM

    In reply to Andy Catanach:

    Yes I’ve had both jabs. At minute symptoms are mild hopefully that’s how it will stay. The jabs don’t stop you getting it they’re supposed to minimise the impact it can have.
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