Olis Johnson There is increasing pressure to give workers a bank holiday if United Kingdom Win the 2020 European Cup.
Lee Jones initiates a petition parliament Website asks on Thursday Prime Minister If the Three Lions defeat the Italian team at Wembley Stadium on Sunday night, they will be given a day off.
It reads: “Sunday evening at 8 o’clock is a difficult time for families to plan to participate in activities together-knowing that we have an extra day off the next day will greatly help this.
“In addition, a historic victory should be celebrated. The winning team should parade the trophy, and the bank holiday will be the best time to do so. In addition, the British naturally want to continue to enjoy the victory, which provides opportunities for the retail and leisure industry. A much-needed opportunity to make up for lost revenue.”
Just after midnight on Friday, more than 295,000 people signed it.
After the England football team defeated Denmark 2-1 on Wednesday, they are only one historic victory away from their first major trophy since 1966.
Mr. Johnson and his wife Kelly watched the game at Wembley. He hoped that the national men’s team would “perform the best” before the final, but said that giving a bank holiday would be a “tempting fate”.
If Gareth Southgate leads England to the glory of Euro 2020, he even called for a statue of Gareth Southgate to be built next to Budica in Westminster.
Lord Thomas of Graceford joked that Sunday’s victory in the final would represent England’s first victory over Italy on English territory since Celtic Queen Budica defeated the Roman occupying forces in Colchester 2000 years ago.
Meanwhile, UEFA is dealing with an incident in which Danish goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel irradiated his face with a laser pointer before saving Harry Kane’s penalty at Wembley on Wednesday.
UEFA has accused England of this incident, while Scotland Yard said it was not a police problem.
Downing Street It has been stated that celebrations such as the victory parade will be held “in due course” for the England team, but it has not yet been confirmed whether a potential bank holiday plan has been made behind the scenes.
The Prime Minister’s official spokesperson said: “I don’t want to pre-determine the outcome of Sunday’s game. Obviously, we want England to win the final along the way, and then we will make our plan in due course.”
After England’s historic victory, jubilant fans created their own special celebration on Wednesday, with thousands of people heading to beer gardens, bars and streets across the country.
The British Beer and Pub Association estimates that they purchased approximately 6.8 million pints during the game-equivalent to more than 50,000 pints per minute over the course of two hours.
Downing Street also said that capable employers should be flexible to allow employees to work on Monday night, or take a day off if the England team wins.
If settled according to the normal time, the game will end before 10pm.
However, the prospect of overtime and penalty shootouts means that the game may end around 11pm.
Mr. Johnson has stated that the bar can be open until 11:15 this Sunday to reduce the risk of customers being told to leave before the game is over.
Wednesday’s victory over Denmark-England’s men’s first semifinal victory in 55 years-entered overtime and ended at around 10.45pm.
