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But if someone offers to host an event in their home, they need to understand the requirements and expectations of that event, and if they do not agree to them,
by NeoTar 4y ago
But if someone offers to host an event in their home, they need to understand the requirements and expectations of that event, and if they do not agree to them, then they should not host it.
Having said that it's not unreasonable to have a alcohol free World Cup. The problem is the 48h notice is unreasonable. If I have planned a trip with a view to sit and enjoy watching a match with a beer, and now I am not able to, that's the problem.
- iamben 4y agoTBF I don't think you can sit an enjoy the game with a beer in most stadiums in the UK... You can have one before, at half time, and at the end. But not while you watch.
- jayski 4y agothing is, they wouldn't have hosted the WC had they been honest about what the beer policy was going to be. Brazil also doesn't sell beer in stadiums and they had to temporarily change rules while the WC was in town