Everton (A) | Game Postponed

[PrezIke]

We only got test results on Monday morning, it's a bank holiday Monday, we might have told the PL right away, was it 7am or 11am (both are morning), do we have a clue who was working at the "PL" today (a bank holiday) ?

Is it a great surprise that there was a gap in the response ?

There's an answer that could make some sense. It might be for other reasons as well.

Not accusing, but I feel some aren't realising that my questions are inquisitive in nature, not necessarily about taking the opposing position. I'm a City supporter not a raging Twitterati hater of the club.

I've been asked repeatedly to defend positions I'm not even taking after I pose a question or scenario that COULD be possible.

Your response might explain it. Hope it's spot on.

However, did the PL have a protocol for this situation you present and was it followed? I really have no idea, but merely asking because it couldn't be too surprising that during the Christmas/Boxing Day fixture period this could happen.

 

[M12Blue]

I have seen many young fit marathon runners and the like die or have severe disease or long covid , people beats stats

I’m sure, but statistically the over65 are the problem

 

[cleavers]

Can’t believe what I’m reading!
Only city could have an outbreak and then be attacked by all angles for ruining the football season and calling the entire competition into dispute.

Ignore it, it's the usual shit response about City from plastic twats.

 

[yankblue]

Absolute farcical response from Everton. Could you imagine if it were the other way around?

 

[mancity1]

Ignore it, it's the usual shit response about City from plastic twats.

The league should now do the right thing and postpone the games until the community spread is manageable.

Anymore pandering to the broadcasters and they do so at their peril.

 

[cheekybids]

There's an answer that could make some sense. It might be for other reasons as well.

Not accusing, but I feel some aren't realising that my questions are inquisitive in nature, not necessarily about taking the opposing position. I'm a City supporter not a raging Twitterati hater of the club.

I've been asked repeatedly to defend positions I'm not even taking after I pose a question or scenario that COULD be possible.

Your response might explain it. Hope it's spot on.

However, did the PL have a protocol for this situation you present and was it followed? I really have no idea, but merely asking because it couldn't be too surprising that during the Christmas/Boxing Day fixture period this could happen.

playing devils advocate is it possible that Everton were alerted in the morning there was a possible problem but they’ll know more later & they’ll have to speak to all medical services to get best advice ahead of making a decision & that took until 4pm.

Rather than say we wish the club a speedy recovery, EFC thought they’d throw a bit of shit & hope to get 3 points awarded.

 

[Ribchester]

playing devils advocate is it possible that Everton were alerted in the morning there was a possible problem but they’ll know more later & they’ll have to speak to all medical services to get best advice ahead of making a decision & that took until 4pm.

Rather than say that EFC thought they’d throw a bit of shit & hope to get 3 points awarded.

Anything is possible with low life scouse vermin.

we have serious medical problems and like their incestuous cousins play the victim card

 

[bumbleblue]

Imagine the game going ahead and Ancelotti getting it. The scouse bastards would be moaning then. It’s ridiculous health and safety of players , managers and staff must come first.

 

[mac]

The amount of times certain clubs have said certain players cannot play this week etc has they have a niggling injury. Quite a few in red. Legite or burying some covid related news

 

[warringtonblue]

Imagine how Pep is feeling at the moment, considering his mother died of it