Seems like the fill and alcohol are the most important

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The local football field is closed after recommendations from FHI and the NIF, and it is the most likely the whole summer. We can't use the football field alone, while others can take in concerts, party, bestowed on pubs, and soon go overseas. When the alcohol and the desperation for foreign travel becomes more important than physical activity, I am pissed off.

They had not thought to put in the time barnefotballen before 1. september before there were strong reactions to this and it was framskjøvet to 1. august. Thank goodness for it.

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The flying out at a party, pub and fill seems surely this is great fun, but why should these be allowed when we, who love activity and sports are not allowed to it? Think that adult people should sit and being poured from morning to night, while the kids are not allowed to play football!

Some might say "Yes, but they get the law to work out", but what young people think training is what is most? It is, of course, to play the game these kids like. Cheer when you score and win, and know a little of the disappointment if it goes bad.

Lagfølelsen, joy and commitment is something both the kids, the coaches, parents and officials will be back again. In addition, it is also healthy for both public health and both the mental, physical and mental health.

I have been sitting at home and trained on my own and waiting for that sport to be opened again, I have seen that Denmark has opened up for this, I have seen that much which for me appears as unimportant has been opened again, while around the sport nothing happens.

It is time to speak up. I'm done with to sit to look at this difference in treatment. It seems unfortunately that that today's society stands for the values that for me are perceived as quite unimportant.

At times, it seems that the fill and the alcohol is more important than the future, education and a healthy lifestyle. The argument that this is social is not the goal in my opinion. If you must have blood alcohol level to have fun with your friends and acquaintances you have a problem.

Gave football the death penalty

This is not about that I should be allowed to play football. This is about that I and probably many others who hold smittevernreglene are tired of seeing that others are allowed to have fun, while we must sit at home without to be allowed to carry on with what we think is fun.

I don't know how to Abid Raja and the rest of the government can argue that the scrolling for russ, pubs for adults and skjenketid to kl. 3 is more important than that among other children and youth can be in physical activity. It is extra ironic when they actually have said earlier that children and youth should be prioritized first.

Raja has also said the that "If we give all that drives the sports exception from a meterskravet an athlete, so it will be in conflict with the helsemyndighetenes recommendation and mean increased risk that we lose control on the smittespredningen". What about those who are out and parties every weekend all night then? They should be allowed to be the exception? It's not the actual tackles and kroppskontakten on the path that is the problem, but everything that happens around. Travel, kiosk queue, and generally more activity.

Where in the country you can see over 200 spectators on children, youth and breddefotball? Around a football field, it is great place. It is very easy to keep a feet on a path that is 110 x 90 metres.

From the 4. division and down it is after all the regional series. One travels only to the place in the same county. It is not to talk about the three flybytter and 15 hours in the plane, there is talk of 1-2 hours in the car.

I support the Karl Lindevik, the chairman of the board for Divisjonsforeningen, said to VG 23. June: "I feel it is no longer all about the plot, but politics."

we Can soon begin to prioritize that which is healthy!

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