Covid Outbreak at Man Utd
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feck off fat man
If they’re all vaccinated then I guess it’s not such a bad thing considering we need to get our shit together tactically.
just about the worst time for this to happen.
even if we post postpone some fixures when could we even make them up....
even if we post postpone some fixures when could we even make them up....
Yeah having half the squad and coaches quarantining will help us pull it together
It's Ole's fault, we all know it. Him or Pogba.
Oh shit. Good thing is, we could have some injured players back by the time we play next game.
Just as we can step into 4th, for feck sake.
It's true. Breaking on other Utd forums from the usual ITKs. They think Lindelof yesterday could well be connected but that's obviously just rumour for now.
Unfortunate. But not disastrous for us at all if we had to postpone the next match or two.
It was obviously going to happen and no doubt will affect the majority of teams over the next couple of weeks.
Zoom meetings and tons of videos about ze gegenpress.
Ffs!!
Well, that sucks.
Ralf likes his video work mind. Every club will be hit with this over the next 6 weeks.Neil Custis is very reliable
I always love our December fixtures with the build up to Christmas etc so will be disappointed if we have to postpone them but it is what it is! Health comes first.
We have 2 games in the next 14 days. Hardly the worst time to have it. Obviously would be better without it though.
I’m no sure how this is possible, the players looked like they were self isolating from each other against Norwich …
Well he is depending on what the story it is. He’s got plenty wrong on the transfer front.
Could this explain what happened to Lindelof?
Oh gosh, that's the last thing we need
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Inevitable tbh. Everyone is coming down with it at the moment, new variant is highly transmissible too and footballers were never going to be exempt from it.
Might explain why Maguire looked a bit like a zombie in the post match interview.
Positive cases means they can't train either
Makes no difference if they’re vaccinated or not, vaccine doesn’t stop you getting it. The quarantine period is the same. The vaccine just reduces the symptoms, which wouldn’t be too bad in healthy young people anyway. Physiological recovery should be quicker among the vaccinated however.
True, none of them are ever 100% with the transfer stuff. On United news in general though, he's usually very accurate, this unfortunately was always going to be correct info and this news is spreading everywhere now. Fs
Maybe they all had COVID? Not sure what else could explain the lethargy
No way we play mid-week.
He's been suffering from Covid for 28 years?
Bound to happen eventually, but it does feel like we're cursed.
Depends on how many people tested positive. Spurs had a big big chunk of their team and staff. Currently ours is only ‘small’.
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he looked worse than usual, I mean.Well it would buy us time. People can still work on stuff while in quarantine. It’s not an ideal situation so we can at least make the most of it as it would buy us some time.
Brentford will be a completely different proposition in couple of days time and if we play like we did yesterday— we’ll get beaten. So I mean if the game were to get postponed, it could work in our favour.
So we got it from Young Boys?
Well not necessarily, someone could get it by just visiting Mcdonald's or tescos. Players and staff are living normal lives outside of the football bubble.
Apparently the whole squad involved in yesterday's game has tested negative. So not much grounds to postpone the Brentford game, if we have 20 players who are available.
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