Rolling Chance of Glastonbury 2022 Thread

[a6l6e6x]

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[Wellyboot]

72%

[sime]

50%

[Ayrshire Chris]

95%

[Crazyfool01]

99.99 

[Greenelk]

99%

[Mellotr0n]

99.99% - if it doesn't go ahead, it'll be due to something as yet unforeseen. Nothing to do with vaccine rollout imo.

Edited January 28, 2021 by Mellotr0n

[zahidf]

92%

[ErnestWorthing]

99%

[ErnestWorthing]

8 hours ago, FakeEmpire said:

I hope it's not, I'm just struggling to be positive about things at the moment.  After last year's cancellation, we all had the same arguments as to why it would 100% go ahead in 2021 - governments won't allow festivals & events to not happen for 2 years running, advances in testing, summer weather etc. 

Of course, we have the vaccines now but we're already seeing the shifting goal posts in relation to where those get us.

5%

This isn't the place for discussion, but at some point soon there will simply be a line in the sand, if I die I die, we can't live like this forever.

[Gnomicide]

99.99%

[Funkyfairy!]

52% - I'm on a downward spiral in positivity

When last years was cancelled we really couldn't see this years as well, and I never would have said we would have had over a year without an ounce of live music .... its a moving target. What we don;t know is how long the vaccine works for, will we all need to be vaccinated again next year, if yes wheres the shift change to better times.,.. we learn to live with it - maybe . The different strains are all a worry - a vaccine resistant strain around the corner maybe

I do know when we are out of it its going to be one huge party... I just can;t see a path at the moment in the timescales needed with next winter to get through first 

[Reckoner]

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29/1 Average: 76.60 (-4.50)

Rolling Average: 80.38 (-3.66)

 

[Greenelk]

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[WestCountryGirl]

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[priest17]

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[Wellyboot]

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[Mellotr0n]

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[Acid Loafers]

95%

[parsonjack]

Up to........ 77%

[BlueDaze]

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[Mark H]

95%

[Bryanrebe]

On 28/01/2021 at 1:47 PM, Bryanrebe said:

39%

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[kalifire]

95%

[John the Moth]

85%