Coronavirus: Football Discussion Thread

[moomba]

The reality in a production setting is very different, as is many other work places.
It's impossible to social distance on our shop floor , many of the jobs require two or three men at a time but my company hasn't shut down or been shut down for even one day.
There is no union, so most are having to work as they can't afford not to.
Players are unionised, they could refuse to play if they really felt unsafe, i don't understand why they don't, they hold the power

If you can't make your workplace safe it shouldn't be operating.

Where I work social distancing wasn't possible. But we adapted and made sacrifices and put a shitload of work into making it the safest working environment we can.

 

[Akpowell]

Unfortunately I can't see the season being null and void now,
all this talk of restarting the season, and players returning to training is gathering to much momentum.

 

[waspish]

Unfortunately I can't see the season being null and void now,
all this talk of restarting the season, and players returning to training is gathering to much momentum.

They have to vote on phase 2 and 3 yet before any restart.

 

[Marvin]

The Times reports on its front page that "no cases of coronavirus have been confirmed for Monday across London and Eastern England in an area of 15 million."

Can that be be true? It must be. You don't get something like that wrong.

 

[jimmygrimblesboots]

The Times reports on its front page that "no cases of coronavirus have been confirmed for Monday across London and Eastern England in an area of 15 million."

Can that be be true? It must be. You don't get something like that wrong.

That Kante must be a proper soft shite then :)

 

[red 2 hats]

They have to vote on phase 2 and 3 yet before any restart.

They will vote in favour of the re start, greed will triumph over safety. Shameless.

 

[itsnevereasy]

What if they pass it on to a sick or elderly family member?

like anyone else who is working can. I’d guess most people going back to work are far more at risk of catching the virus than a footballer with masses of testing.

 

[mosssideblue]

like anyone else who is working can. I’d guess most people going back to work are far more at risk of catching the virus than a footballer with masses of testing.

Testing doesn't prevent you catching it

 

[NZBlue]

Testing doesn't prevent you catching it

it does if it stops the person who would be spreading it from being in your vicinity

 

[bluemoon32]

Sad to see him go as he's a huge talent,losing him for peanuts and to Bayern Munich stings a bit but i wish him the best.