Just quoting what I read on City's website Grumps, I'll take your word for it regarding testing times. Do n't know if times differ dependent on type of tes t used?Test take 20 minutes mate had 2 myself
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Just quoting what I read on City's website Grumps, I'll take your word for it regarding testing times. Do n't know if times differ dependent on type of tes t used?Test take 20 minutes mate had 2 myself
Then why isn't Sheffield Utd/Burnley called off?That's a PL matter. You assume City were tardy in bringing the situation to the notice of the PL - why?
And the PL cant be awarding points to one club at the expense of another when the issue is a rampant Covid19 outbreak in one of their camps.
I understand football tribalism, and I'm as tribal as anyone. But that club statement of ours was tetchy and irate and had no feel for the situation. It wont have done us any favours.
It is what it is: a sport going through the worst of a pandemic. The usual PL schedule has forced the issue and the wheels have come off - and now it looks like it'll be off the road for a few weeks.
There's not much more to it than that.
Then why isn't Sheffield Utd/Burnley called off?
What was the extent of Covid19 affected players? Sheff Utd have said 'a number of positive tests' but now how many - or whether it's to players or wider staff.Then why isn't Sheffield Utd/Burnley called off?
The point I wish to make as you so smugly try to be eloquent about is that Everton have asked why the match was cancelled. You're being a little cryarse over a statement that said "Everton want to know the reasonings behind the cancellation because we knew nothing about this until we were told it was cancelled". As @BlueToff has made the point the "precedent has been made" regarding Newcastle/Villa and us/City and, yet, NOTHING has been done about another outbreak at another club.What was the extent of Covid19 affected players? Sheff Utd have said 'a number of positive tests' but now how many - or whether it's to players or wider staff.
Unless you have figures for each category for both City and Sheff Utd you cant sustain the point you wish to.
You are normally the first to put the boot in when the club doesn't stick up for themselves Dave, and all too often you are right to do so. Thought you would welcome that statement given neither City or the PL are very forthcoming with the facts
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I think the main issue here has always been the Premier League are not showing consistency. Why are they letting Sheffield United play?
There's no precedent set with Newcastle/ Villa. That was played on December 5th with a normal PL schedule and the testing will have been easy to get a co-ordinated response in place in time. The Christmas period makes that impossible: games are every 3 days and tests are going in and coming back in short order. It's chalk and cheese the Newcastle v Villa game and the Everton v City game.The point I wish to make as you so smugly try to be eloquent about is that Everton have asked why the match was cancelled. You're being a little cryarse over a statement that said "Everton want to know the reasonings behind the cancellation because we knew nothing about this until we were told it was cancelled". As @BlueToff has made the point the "precedent has been made" regarding Newcastle/Villa and us/City and, yet, NOTHING has been done about another outbreak at another club.
They're making it up as they go along and need to be called out for it.
Not saying it is a conspiracy at all. I am thinking about the health and well being of playersWill he a number of factors, if its one bubble that is infected it can be managed, but if its multiple bubbles the risk is too high.
City already have a backlog of games, to think this is a conspiracy of some sorts is madness. Just look at the amount of games are being cancelled.
Infection rates are going through the roof, a national lockdown is coming and the league will shut down for a few weeks.
The PL? Man city? Who ever we demand to know what's going on. Utter disgrace. Lives at risk and they are doing this past minute. Everton are heroes and if they can get disclosure on this more lifes will be saved.That's a PL matter. You assume City were tardy in bringing the situation to the notice of the PL - why?
And the PL cant be awarding points to one club at the expense of another when the issue is a rampant Covid19 outbreak in one of their camps.
I understand football tribalism, and I'm as tribal as anyone. But that club statement of ours was tetchy and irate and had no feel for the situation. It wont have done us any favours.
It is what it is: a sport going through the worst of a pandemic. The usual PL schedule has forced the issue and the wheels have come off - and now it looks like it'll be off the road for a few weeks.
There's not much more to it than that.
I agree that people’s safety is paramount
Interesting comments from Chris Wilder though. I think he’s having a go at city reading between the lines.
Fair play to him.
There's no precedent set with Newcastle/ Villa. That was played on December 5th with a normal PL schedule and the testing will have been easy to get a co-ordinated response in place in time. The Christmas period makes that impossible: games are every 3 days and tests are going in and coming back in short order. It's chalk and cheese the Newcastle v Villa game and the Everton v City game.
Bollocks to the my club right or wrong argument. People's health is more important. "3 points are at stake". 'kin ell.