Curtailing liberties? It’s wearing a mask indoors during a pandemic, life is pretty much back to normal here apart from that, get some perspective.
The excess deaths at home figure being nearly 1k a week every week for 6 months says something is amiss
Anyway, my last post on this thread as didn't intend on it becoming a political debate. It was supposed to be just about the likelihood and timing of the next curtailment of the football season.
Can't say I'd be that bothered if the season was postponed as I've got a real feeling of anticlimax today.
How was it a shouty reply? It’s just countering your point of view and nonsense of comparing wearing a mask in an enclosed space to human rights abuses around the world - if you’re going to come out with such statements you shouldn’t get so upset when you’re challenged over them.Typical shouty reply to a post that was just trying to explain why some have difficulty with it. I shouldn't engage I know.
Want to wear a mask? Go on then, wear it in the bath if you want. People can wear what they like. However, a Government forcing people to cover their face in public in response to a virus with a very low lethality rate does raise questions. Especially when many of the cloth masks are completely ineffective because the gaps in the fibres are far wider than the molecules they think they are protected against. Anyway, this is just my view and I think it's a debate that shouldn't be shut down. That doesn't mean I don't wear one when I venture out, I do.
There have been no excess deaths overall for months now, it is hovering around the 5 year average and was below it for a long period. I think it was slightly above the last week in August.
The deaths at home figure just confirms what many are concerned about, that people are still not attending hospital.
This tallies with the anecdotal stuff I get from family who work in hospitals that they are still eerily quiet compared to how they were pre-covid.
Anyway, my last post on this thread as didn't intend on it becoming a political debate. It was supposed to be just about the likelihood and timing of the next curtailment of the football season.
Can't say I'd be that bothered if the season was postponed as I've got a real feeling of anticlimax today.
I just don’t get the reluctance. In and around New York, from around April time it was compulsory to wear a face mask and if you didn’t wear one you weren’t allowed in any store and you weren’t allowed on public transport. Simple. People very soon adjusted, and now I feel dodgy walking past people on a crowded pavement without a mask. Wouldn’t dream of walking into a store or establishment without one.
It’s now: phone, wallet, keys, mask - and it’s easy. Don’t get the problem if there’s even a chance it helps.
Typical shouty reply to a post that was just trying to explain why some have difficulty with it. I shouldn't engage I know.
Want to wear a mask? Go on then, wear it in the bath if you want. People can wear what they like. However, a Government forcing people to cover their face in public in response to a virus with a very low lethality rate does raise questions. Especially when many of the cloth masks are completely ineffective because the gaps in the fibres are far wider than the molecules they think they are protected against. Anyway, this is just my view and I think it's a debate that shouldn't be shut down. That doesn't mean I don't wear one when I venture out, I do.
The government here didn’t tell me to wear a mask...Is there anything you wouldn't do that the government tells you to?
I'm amazed at how compliant some people are. I've often wondered how totalitarian governments come to be, but the last few months have shown me, it's simply that people will do exactly what their government tells them to do, without question, often because they’re told it's for the greater good. I'm exaggerating to make a point of course before you shout at me.
Five wins, none conceded over September and early October should see us go up automatically on ppg?
This is the bundesliga this weekend.....
So if everyone has a mask on, the stadiums can re open then?
Not sure you quoted the right thing - can you quote where I said that, cheersSo if everyone has a mask on, the stadiums can re open then?
Isn’t that the second issue they’ve had this season already? Assume a lot of them have day jobs, can’t imagine employers being too impressed if this keeps happening.Could be a challenge lower down the ladder.
Entire football club self-isolating after Covid outbreak
Games have been postponed but Coventry United said "everyone’s health is what’s important”www.coventrytelegraph.net
It wasn’t a quote, it was a question, hence the question mark.Not sure you quoted the right thing - can you quote where I said that, cheers
You used the "quote" function - like I am quoting your now.It wasn’t a quote, it was a question, hence the question mark.
If it was a quote, it would have quotation marks.
Maybe we could use the Ricoh while Birmingham is in lockdown?Just seen this on SSN app. Not sure if been posted anywhere else so apologies if it has!
EFL clubs allowed up to 1,000 fans for pilot event matches this weekend
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden to meet with sporting bodies this week to continue discussions around planned return of spectators to sport from October 1www.skysports.com
'Clubs in local lockdown areas were told they would not receive permission'. So guess that rules us out due to the b'ham / Solihull lockdown?
I honestly think they'll carry on.You’ve got to think we are weeks away from another pause in professional football
That’s terrible isn’t itAndy Morrison: Nomads 'had to turn a blind eye' to three ill players
The Europa League qualifying second round clash went ahead on Thursday night despite four of Nomads' players having tested positive for coronavirus beforehand.www.dailymail.co.uk
Really hope not but sadly it's looking that wayYou’ve got to think we are weeks away from another pause in professional football
You’ve got to think we are weeks away from another pause in professional football
I honestly think they'll carry on.
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