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Joeharper07 said:
Your thinking of the now I bet none of them things happen in gyms when they open well maybe for the first day and you watch it go to pot straight after that it’s happening now in shops , again someone else won’t answer ..when do you think it’s safe ? No deaths ? Vaccine ? No new cases ?
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I'm thinking back to the immediate time before the ban on using gyms came in. We now know that it was when the virus was at its most virulent. You're spot on with the cleansing of equipment, with the sprays and cleaning wipes left out for the user to make use of. Perhaps one in three did it.
Then there was the sauna. Sitting cheek to cheek literally talking about this virus thing, hardly any chance for distancing. To my knowledge none of the lads and lasses have succumbed to the thing. Must be lucky I suppose.
 

Pretty scary stuff again to think these two people were feeling absolutely fine and dandy before being tested, and we are about to introduce contact training. This is where this virus gets deadly, quickly because it spreads amongst without us even knowing and before we know it, it hits the vulnerable very hard.

I really am surprised that any close contact sport has even considered coming back yet. It really does seem that risking only a few amount of lives is worth kicking footy back in.

I honestly could not care less if we restarted in December and played a shortened season next year. I really would hate for any players, relatives and the supporters to lose anybody close to them due to this, no matter what club you represent.

Testing is not the answer either, all it does is give you visibility of where the virus currently is.

I mean should Carlo really be risking it be attending training and games when this kicks off. Same for Roy Hodgson? Should they make a stance?
 
tsubaki said:
can't believe we are approaching June and they still haven't decided what to do

just bin the season off and start again in September
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The only bad thing about this is that I CAN believe it.
The governing bodies in English football are so incompetent when making the simplest of decisions.
You can be sure that when they do eventually make a decision, it'll be the worst option on the table for most clubs.
 
SantaClausisanEvertonian said:
The only bad thing about this is that I CAN believe it.
The governing bodies in English football are so incompetent when making the simplest of decisions.
You can be sure that when they do eventually make a decision, it'll be the worst option on the table for most clubs.
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Teams getting docked points for failing to fulfil to a fixture because they have players test positive for this is going to be hilarious
 

Seathestars said:
So two more positives in the second round of testing, both were negative in the first round.

So if these two would have played a game in between tests they would have spread the virus?
Am I missing something here. It just seems so risky.
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I thought this aswell, thing is you can test ok today and catch it tomorrow, train then and the whole squad is at risk, it's a none starter.
 

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