Millwallawayveteran1988
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It’s just grim all of this Isn’t it.
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COVID-19 — Coronavirus
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kaz7
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If they are going in then yes,every single person HAS to follow the rules,everyone out in groups or traipsing in out of others peoples houses need tellingGrandparents keep turning up to visit their daughter, her husband and kids next door.
now do I honestly report that to the Police ?
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If they’re going into the house, I would mate.Grandparents keep turning up to visit their daughter, her husband and kids next door.
now do I honestly report that to the Police ?
No such thing as a grass in this situation.
And there may have been. 50 is going to seem like small beer unfortunately.
Except on 29th March, 19 days after the match the whole of Liverpool only had 200 cases.
50 deaths - even 10 deaths - would have been a massive peak.
i8rags
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With respect mate it’s my view, and the above is yours, to many on here trying to force their points on others, yesterday was 120 ish today is a jump which I find horrifying. You say not helpful, helpful to whom.But it isn't that huge a jump from Saturdays 260 , and on Saturday we probably expected to be in the high 300s by today , it was the 2 day dip that was the anomaly. As has been said comparing day to day isn’t helpful. We should be expecting higher figures by the weekend. If as been said deaths take about 18 days we haven’t even got to last Mondays lockdown figures yet.
That is assuming the crowd all lived in liverpool,the figures today show rises across the country
i live on the south coast but i have been to wembley and the etihad recently,people travel
Doesn't matter. The crowd are still mostly local, and more importantly all the hotel, bar, restaurant workers that came into contact with the Atletico fans would be local, as would the police and the people on public transport with them.
Chippy_boy
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You're (wrongly) assuming everyone lived in Liverpool.Except on 29th March, 19 days after the match the whole of Liverpool only had 200 cases.
50 deaths - even 10 deaths - would have been a massive peak.
Sorry bud but that straw you are attempting to clutch is not doing it for me. Anyone who thinks we're anywhere near any sort of peak might ask themselves what we are building the pop-up hospitals for? Having already kicked everyone we can out of the hospitals we've got.
blue aura
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That is assuming the crowd all lived in liverpool,the figures today show rises across the country
i live on the south coast but i have been to wembley and the etihad recently,people travel
Burgess Hill is up North :) compared to Porto del Slade.
You're (wrongly) assuming everyone lived in Liverpool.
Sorry bud but that straw you are attempting to clutch is not doing it for me. Anyone who thinks we're anywhere near any sort of peak might ask themselves what we are building the pop-up hospitals for? Having already kicked everyone we can out of the hospitals we've got.
No I'm not, as I already explained.
It's not a straw, it's just a logically thought out point of view instead of a reactionary "this must have been awful" response.
kaz7
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It doesn't work like thatDoesn't matter. The crowd are still mostly local, and more importantly all the hotel, bar, restaurant workers that came into contact with the Atletico fans would be local, as would the police and the people on public transport with them.
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