I think the important thing is to divorce yourself from fandom and view football as another industry, where there are workers who need to earn their living and businesses that need to survive. The rest of the world is grappling with these questions and figuring out how to make it work. I guess what football is doing is somewhat equivalent to the restaurant industry (re)opening for take-outs only until it is safe enough to allow a few customers on-premise.
Every industry faces risks. In Botswana today, which has managed to limit to 22 cases from 10,000 tests, the government is freaking out because a South African cross-border truck driver tested positive when delivering goods to supermarkets from South Africa. They've picked up attendance registers and employee lists at the supermarkets he visited and checked him into a corona hospital. It seems milataristic and over-the-top but I think they'll need the same approach with the football leagues if they are to just get this football season completed.
