DavelinaJolie
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Bloody premier League, kowtowing to the big clubs /sarcasm.Tweet
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They will check 20% of those in attendance, not 100%, and I am pretty sure will be communicated via the t&cs in your season / match ticketsI know it is but the club said they were getting advice from the Gov or something and would update us but haven't heard anything yet. If they were checking 75000 people there'd need to be some communication to us.
You wonder if they will tell them to curb the celebrations a bit.I think a lot of teams have simply let their guard down and didn't have proper precautions in place anymore to stop bigger outbreaks. Now that a couple of teams have been hit I imagine most will up their game and introduce stricter bubbles and testing so I assume in the long term things will be fine.
Scheduling wise it could become quite messy in the next couple of weeks, so probably an even bigger incentive for clubs to stop outbreaks.
I almost forgot about that - it was when the Bundesliga came back as the first league in spring 2020 and they had advised the players not to celebrate together right?You wonder if they will tell them to curb the celebrations a bit.
Yep. At first it was touching elbows. Now it is back to climbing all over each other.I almost forgot about that - it was when the Bundesliga came back as the first league in spring 2020 and they had advised the players not to celebrate together right?
Deja vu all over again.Liverpool’s fault. We should just null and void now
For those who have an issue with that, send me my way for spare tickets.That's the sensible approach and I've had mine ready since August but I can't imagine it would go down well with some and just lead to chaos when trying to get in the ground. Hopefully the club will send something out before Saturday!
We will all be wearing gas masks in a few years.Holocons go in your stead
And which areas are that?The UK will be back in lockdown till at least April. Hospitalizations are going through the roof in the slum areas of London. Its going to be at least twice last January peak. What are they thinking not looking down asap?
I think you’re right.I think a lot of teams have simply let their guard down and didn't have proper precautions in place anymore to stop bigger outbreaks. Now that a couple of teams have been hit I imagine most will up their game and introduce stricter bubbles and testing so I assume in the long term things will be fine.
Scheduling wise it could become quite messy in the next couple of weeks, so probably an even bigger incentive for clubs to stop outbreaks.
MayfairAnd which areas are that?
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Is any area of london a ‘slum’ anymore? Apart from spurs new stadium off course
I wanted him to say Croydon so I can get offended
Is any area of london a ‘slum’ anymore? Apart from spurs new stadium off course
Aye I wonder if London was a typo and he meant UK.Is any area of london a ‘slum’ anymore? Apart from spurs new stadium off course
Southwark, Hackney, Islington and Tower Hamlets saw rates rise by 60-70% in the week ending 10 December. The Government don't want to 'cancel' Christmas because it is politically unpalatable. We will therefore limp through December and lockdown in January when hospital admissions could reach double the previous January 2021 peak (according to the pessimistic LSHTM scenario - linked below).The UK will be back in lockdown till at least April. Hospitalizations are going through the roof in the slum areas of London. Its going to be at least twice last January peak. What are they thinking not looking down asap?
Not if South Africa is anything to go by.Southwark, Hackney, Islington and Tower Hamlets saw rates rise by 60-70% in the week ending 10 December. The Government don't want to 'cancel' Christmas because it is politically unpalatable. We will therefore limp through December and lockdown in January when hospital admissions could reach double the previous January 2021 peak (according to the pessimistic LSHTM scenario - linked below).
https://cmmid.github.io/topics/covid19/omicron-england.html
We'd be getting blamed for that if the game went ahead.
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They have to extend the season into June or July again if the league gets suspended surely.Absolute nightmare. It seems it's only going one way but then we'll just have more fixture congestion again next year.
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I don't see any other way, some teams might not even be able to field enough players.Absolute nightmare. It seems it's only going one way but then we'll just have more fixture congestion again next year.
Which means a shorter summer compounded by a WC in the middle of the season. Players will be lethargic by the time 22/23 season comes to a close.They have to extend the season into June or July again if the league gets suspended surely.
Cancel the world cup. No seriously.Which means a shorter summer compounded by a WC in the middle of the season. Players will be lethargic by the time 22/23 season comes to a close.
What good would reducing attendances do on player cases?Suspend till Boxing Day and reduce attendances. Has to happen.