I think the stress is getting to s lot of people understandably. To add to your list I'm just waiting for the "Man up/get your fanny wipes out" brigade to pop up, warming up for the match day thread tonight.
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I think the stress is getting to s lot of people understandably. To add to your list I'm just waiting for the "Man up/get your fanny wipes out" brigade to pop up, warming up for the match day thread tonight.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Reported that only 25 have died in NZ of Covid. I just wonder any New Zealanders can count beyond 25.
GornikDaze
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Depends how big their flock is I suppose
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Unfortunately when they said in press conference that most areas were falling significantly but some were not what they meant was the North West and primarily Greater Manchester.
It was not all that great of a day here. Numbers actually rose by more than they did across the entire North West. So as a result the GM % of the NW shot up in just one day from 34.2% to 36.7%. That is a rise from 29.1% in just a week.
So numbers have levelled off or gone up in GM today.
Not drastically but nowhere near what you would expect given the massive fall in cases in recent days. To rise even modestly in that period is a little disappointing. Though hopefully a blip and this will turn around as single day data is not in itself that meaningful.
Stockport had the worst day in GM today and actually clocked the worst Pop Score increase of the ten boroughs which is pretty rare as it often is near the best given its size. Nothing catastrophic. But stubbornly staying well over 100 cases when most other boroughs have fallen below there.
Not panic stations. But the North West and Greater Manchester is coming down in patches and some locations are still stubbornly sticking up there more than you would expect.
10, 000 cases fall in 48 hours (one third decrease) But in that 48 hours Greater Manchester's numbers actually went UP. That rise was driven over those days by Bury, Salford and Stockport.
Manchester itself has had a good few days though and actually had a lower Pop score than all the above. Other boroughs stay low with 6 under 100 again today.
But GM is I suspect being monitored for why it is not doing quite as well as most of the rest of the country seems to be doing.
Hopefully that will change in coming days.
Full scoreboard later as usual.
It was not all that great of a day here. Numbers actually rose by more than they did across the entire North West. So as a result the GM % of the NW shot up in just one day from 34.2% to 36.7%. That is a rise from 29.1% in just a week.
So numbers have levelled off or gone up in GM today.
Not drastically but nowhere near what you would expect given the massive fall in cases in recent days. To rise even modestly in that period is a little disappointing. Though hopefully a blip and this will turn around as single day data is not in itself that meaningful.
Stockport had the worst day in GM today and actually clocked the worst Pop Score increase of the ten boroughs which is pretty rare as it often is near the best given its size. Nothing catastrophic. But stubbornly staying well over 100 cases when most other boroughs have fallen below there.
Not panic stations. But the North West and Greater Manchester is coming down in patches and some locations are still stubbornly sticking up there more than you would expect.
10, 000 cases fall in 48 hours (one third decrease) But in that 48 hours Greater Manchester's numbers actually went UP. That rise was driven over those days by Bury, Salford and Stockport.
Manchester itself has had a good few days though and actually had a lower Pop score than all the above. Other boroughs stay low with 6 under 100 again today.
But GM is I suspect being monitored for why it is not doing quite as well as most of the rest of the country seems to be doing.
Hopefully that will change in coming days.
Full scoreboard later as usual.
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If true it sounds like bully boy tactics to me, just imagine the outcry on here from the usual suspects if the UK government was behaving like this.
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Vaccinations seem to have noticeably slowed in the last couple of days, I expected Sunday to be down, especially with the terrible weather, but yesterday a working day, and the weather was nice in most places, and yet the number vaccinated yesterday was 40,000, lower than 10 days ago.
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They have the fingers for it ;)
The roads were still knackered to a degree yesterday. My parcel delivery was delayed by a day because of the backlog from the weather on Sunday/Monday.
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I know its The Mail, but, apparently Cats and Dogs passing it on to humans is a significant long term risk and they eventually need to be vaccinated.
Could cats and dogs have to be vaccinated to curb virus spread?
Cats and dogs could have to be vaccinated against Covid-19 in future, a group of scientists from the University of East Anglia has said, noting that pets could infect humans with new variants.www.dailymail.co.uk
Good reason for a cull. ;)
They certainly would if badgers were carriers.
inchy14
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No idea Len... said he’s spoken to a few but I’d hazard a guess it’s not in double figures.
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