Baffled by spit the dog's latest comments. He's said good job it's only six positive tests in the premier league, twenty or so would have been a problem?
Aside from being insensitive and self centred, not to mention that certain teams are now at a disadvantage for a June restart, will it actually take a passing before these sections of the media and footballing bodies stop pushing for the league to be completed at all costs?
What about ten, would that be an ok number Jamie? Fifteen? What about if two of those were Salah and Van Dyke? Still ok?
Just thought the same when I read Dan Roan's nonsense on the BBC sport pages. He thinks it is good that it is only 6 and he is at pains to stress that most are at one club. The sensible approach of course would be to say, they are mostly at one club so why dont we keep it that way be scrapping it all until next season.
'Klopp: We would never endanger players'
http://www.skysports.com/share/11991426
How the fuck does bingo know? Is he a doctor now?
Fuckin Scousers.
I get the feeling even if a player died they’d carry on with this shit citing percentagesAnd methinks that if one of those 6 should sadly pass away, it will be reported as one death from the total amount tested rather than from the six.
I don't think she is saying that they will die but that they are just as liable to contract the virus which if they do means a period of quarantine for those that they have been in contact with. Don't forget that whilst the virus does kill the vast majority of those who have contracted it do recover but I am not sure that is what the medically trained Doctor is saying. She is just stating that they are just as likely to contract the virus as other groups of people are and that they are not immune just because they are fitter than most.
AFAIK no blacksmiths have died either. They must be immune.
Missing the point. Someone inferred that footballers are young, fit and healthy and aren’t as likely to catch the virus. The doctor made the point that this isn’t actually the case and I was just pointing this out. Of course there are others more vulnerable but why should footballers be rushed back to work when those less likely to be affected such as small children aren’t rushing back to school.So she's saying that footballers can catch coronavirus? I've not got a medical degree and even I would have thought that. The thought process on this thread was that there are genuinely vulnerable people who are at real risk of death working to support society, footballers don't fall into that category bud.
It's not an argument, just tting a point across.
Missing the point. Someone inferred that footballers are young, fit and healthy and aren’t as likely to catch the virus. The doctor made the point that this isn’t actually the case and I was just pointing this out. Of course there are others more vulnerable but why should footballers be rushed back to work when those less likely to be affected such as small children aren’t rushing back to school.
The reality in a production setting is very different, as is many other work places.You and your co-workers are required to practice social distancing or you wouldn't be able to operate.