COVID-19 — Coronavirus

[ganganvince]

Is that different to prem football then? Football is not safe at any level

COACHING under 18's not playing, one on one
https://www.express.co.uk/sport/foo...ning-Street-Coronavirus-Press-Conference-News

 

[kaz7]

COACHING under 18's not playing, one on one
https://www.express.co.uk/sport/foo...ning-Street-Coronavirus-Press-Conference-News

Because coaching involves playing teams in training,coaching a one player sport is not the same

 

[ganganvince]

Because coaching involves playing teams in training,coaching a one player sport is not the same

Which bit of one on one are you not understanding?

 

[Chappie]

Surely Savages follow up question should have been, " why are you allowing professional teams to do it then "

 

[kaz7]

Which bit of one on one are you not understanding?

You can go to the park and train him from several feet away if they want to

 

[ganganvince]

You can go to the park and train him from several feet away if they want to

Not as an fa coach

 

[twosips]

Really interesting this. This is Sunetra Gupta, Professor of Theoretical Epidemiology at Oxford. She argues that vastly more people have had this and that it is on its way out. Hopefully she's right hey? Though I'm not sure myself. She's certainly exceptionally intelligent either way, so its worth listening.



Give it a watch, and put it up to 1.75 speed or sumat, and it'll take about 20 minutes instead.

edit - this though at no point answers the question of 'if it was here a bit earlier, why did it take so long for the deaths to suddenly rack up?'. Shame the interviewer didn't ask that.

 

[quiet_riot]

That’s exactly why.

This is utter bullshit.


I can't piss the 10+ metres breath droplets can travel ;)

 

[True_Blue69]

Sigh,there is more to wearing a mask than just putting it on,if you are going to wash your hands before and after ,not fiddle with it and dispose of it properly then go for it

Just admit you're wrong for once it's ok you know.

 

[True_Blue69]

Really interesting this. This is Sunetra Gupta, Professor of Theoretical Epidemiology at Oxford. She argues that vastly more people have had this and that it is on its way out. Hopefully she's right hey? Though I'm not sure myself. She's certainly exceptionally intelligent either way, so its worth listening.



Give it a watch, and put it up to 1.75 speed or sumat, and it'll take about 20 minutes instead.

edit - this though at no point answers the question of 'if it was here a bit earlier, why did it take so long for the deaths to suddenly rack up?'. Shame the interviewer didn't ask that.

Seeing more experts coming up with this conclusion let's hope they're right. Denmark is an interesting one, they can't understand why after lockdown they are seeing no new cases, could be the virus is doing what a lot of others do and getting weaker.