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Efcjake said:
@gwladysnight what are your thoughts?

Should we null and void now? I know you were against it months ago.
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Professional Sport even with the idiotic behaviour of certain individuals is pretty much an irrelevance. Currently, we are experiencing the usual winter strain on the NHS combined with the B117 variant of COVID. Thankfully the number of infections is starting to bottom out. The worry is the number of patients in the system especially ICU.

Stopping professional Sport will have a negligible impact on things.
 

gwladysnight said:
Professional Sport even with the idiotic behaviour of certain individuals is pretty much an irrelevance. Currently, we are experiencing the usual winter strain on the NHS combined with the B117 variant of COVID. Thankfully the number of infections is starting to bottom out. The worry is the number of patients in the system especially ICU.

Stopping professional Sport will have a negligible impact on things.
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The only reason the government are not stopping it is because they think it keeps the working class indoors to watch it. In the scheme of things football is a total irrelevance.
 

Three organisations have introduced enhanced COVID-19 measures this week and stressed importance to all in the game​



The Football Association, Premier League, EFL and Barclays Women’s Super League have this week introduced enhanced COVID-19 measures and stressed their importance to everyone in the game.

Safety is a collective effort and football requires the ongoing support of clubs, managers, players and all those involved in staging matches to continue to manage the spread of infection and set the right example to the public on and off the pitch.

We will offer guidance, education and support as well as reviewing our practices to ensure they remain of the highest standard.

Our three organisations have confidence in our COVID-19 protocols and our ability to bring the season to a successful conclusion.

Throughout this crisis, the health, safety and wellbeing of all participants have been our No 1 priority and, by following the national rules and football’s own strict medical and scientific advice, football has been able to maintain its privileged position and continue to engage and entertain millions of people around the country.

The game has a responsibility, and during this critical period it is down to everyone involved to ensure they follow Government rules and our protocols.

We have seen the huge contribution players have made to the national effort and they must continue to use their influence in demonstrating the importance of following the rules.

With full compliance to our COVID-19 protocols - alongside effective testing regimes - we are confident at the halfway point of the season that, with the support of all, the 2020/21 campaign will continue to its conclusion in May.
 

The binman chronicles said:
If they want to stop celebrations but think nothing of being touchtight at corners then it's a joke.
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I do think the image the game is sending out is still wrong.
For example in the NFL everyone has a face covering and gets fined if they take it off, I mean on the side lines. Now they are all in covid secure groups but they dont mess about. Its just one example, football is widely watched in the UK, they should all be wearing them off field to help get the right image across.
 

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