Jordan Henderson admits his recent experiences of crowd and stadium issues have made him think twice about taking his family to the World Cup in Qatar.
The 32-year-old was on the bench as England’s Euro 2020 final defeat to Italy was overshadowed by supporter unrest on the doorstep of Wembley Stadium.
He then captained Liverpool in their loss to Real Madrid in the Champions League final last season, a match that was delayed as a series of failings meant spectators were unable to gain access to the Stade de France, leading to local police using tear gas and pepper spray on supporters and ultimately to a full inquiry commissioned by UEFA.
