Tommo1993
Well-Known Member
Depends what portion of our fans you ask.
Yes but he's a complete twat isn't he?
Sorry yeah, he's a top ladDepends what portion of our fans you ask.
Clubs using COVID as an excuse for a break now. Everyone is knackered. One case and they "lock the club down".
Er we have a strict lockdown in London and the South East, which seems actually more severe than the Welsh one. People are not allowed to leave the tier 4 area, although tell that to the people who turned up at St Pancreas on Saturday night. There are more teams in this area than WalesI’m getting the feeling football could be knocked on the head for a while, more games are starting to get postponed because of the virus and we now have that strict lockdown in Wales what affect will that have on the Welsh teams travelling ?
Unfortunately I think you are right.Seems a bit far-fetched. Personally my money's still on the the catastrophic explosion in national cases.
Clubs using COVID as an excuse for a break now. Everyone is knackered. One case and they "lock the club down".
It's almost like it's an infectious dangerous virus isn't it
From what i hear, tier 4 if you can work from home , then do - if you cant then dont work (key workers excepted) surely this would cancel football over this period
From what i hear, tier 4 if you can work from home , then do - if you cant then dont work (key workers excepted) surely this would cancel football over this period
Not a chance.
From what i hear, tier 4 if you can work from home , then do - if you cant then dont work (key workers excepted) surely this would cancel football over this period
They are key workersI doubt they will be closing supermarkets
They are key workers
Factory workers are only if involved in key services, like health or food distributionSo are factory workers so no change really
I thought anyone could work in an Office, Factory or Warehouse providing they could work safely because they're not involved with the public
Government said:To help contain the virus, everyone who can work effectively from home should do so.
Where people cannot do so - including, but not limited to, people who work in critical national infrastructure, construction, or manufacturing - they should continue to travel to their workplace. This is essential to keeping the country operating and supporting sectors and employers.
Public sector employees working in essential services, including childcare or education, should continue to go into work.
Where it is necessary for you to work in other people's homes - for example, for nannies, cleaners or tradespeople - you can do so. Otherwise, you should avoid meeting for work in a private home or garden, where COVID-19 Secure measures may not be in place.
The risk of transmission can be substantially reduced if COVID-19 secure guidelines are followed closely. Extra consideration should be given to those people at higher risk.
Factory workers are only if involved in key services, like health or food distribution
Critical national infrastructure etc.Er no they are not
Clubs using COVID as an excuse for a break now. Everyone is knackered. One case and they "lock the club down".
Anyway supermarket staff are critical workersEr no they are not
Er so what are you saying do you think football will carry on while most of the country is in lock down .Er we have a strict lockdown in London and the South East, which seems actually more severe than the Welsh one. People are not allowed to leave the tier 4 area, although tell that to the people who turned up at St Pancreas on Saturday night. There are more teams in this area than Wales
Critical national infrastructure etc.
I am saying the restrictions in London and the South East are more restrictive than in Wales. There has to be a risk that football will stop, especially now that more clubs have players out too.Er so what are you saying do you think football will carry on while most of the country is in lock down .
I am saying the restrictions in London and the South East are more restrictive than in Wales. There has to be a risk that football will stop, especially now that more clubs have players out too.
The FA confirmed that tier 4 restrictions will only impact Level 3 and below of the pyramid. So the highest level there is Evo-Stik League, Evo-Stik League Southern and Bostik League.I am saying the restrictions in London and the South East are more restrictive than in Wales. There has to be a risk that football will stop, especially now that more clubs have players out too.
Time for some industrial action then from all the splendid workers who've been keeping essential cogs going, maybe for their generous Christmas bonus and a little less anti staff/worker rhetoric from Dickensian style minister's or employers .Tier 4 says go to work if you cannot work from home
Lambert stating that no regular testing in league one, next round of testing not due until 4th January. Not sure how often testing occurs in the Championship and PL?
I am not sure I can digest that.Er we have a strict lockdown in London and the South East, which seems actually more severe than the Welsh one. People are not allowed to leave the tier 4 area, although tell that to the people who turned up at St Pancreas on Saturday night. There are more teams in this area than Wales
Sorry if I wasn't clear. Maybe I was trying to make too many points.I am not sure I can digest that.
Ipswich are the latest club to have cancelled their next two fixtures due to a COVID outbreak.
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