As a New Yorker, generally I am, but in this case it's because the arguments are also legitimately silly.LOL. You must be full of self-loathing then as that's all you've done.
As a New Yorker, generally I am, but in this case it's because the arguments are also legitimately silly.LOL. You must be full of self-loathing then as that's all you've done.
Never heard a Liverpool fella say 'Lad' I say Lad and I live a 10 minute walk from Manchester City centre and always have done. They say La.Separate Liverpool fans from Scousers and you've cracked it. I just can't stand that accent though, it grates on me, its fucking horrible, and everyone is called 'lad', fuck off.
Never heard a Liverpool fella say 'Lad' I say Lad and I live a 10 minute walk from Manchester City centre and always have done. They say La.
Do do dat do don't dey.Apparently some dipper stole the 'D' !
EFL under pressure from several clubs to investigate Klopp's comments and the whole covid postponement last week:
Events seem to be:
1) Round 1 of tests had Positive LFD's
2) Round 2 of tests had Positive PCR from independent lab
3) Round 3 of tests then said all of the players were negative on the LFD's which statistically the odds are astronomical.
The nhs & ukhsa actually meant to say “and it added that for every 10000 lateral flow tests carried out, there are likely to be fewer than three false positive results. unless there’s a match scheduled that Liverpool prefer to postpone in which case false positive results are likely to be as high as 25%.” The uksha apologises for this omission and the upset it may have caused and has assured the public that there’s sufficient candle supplies to cope with the additional demand the omission has created.It's all come because fo this paragraph from the NHS:
Analysis by NHS Test and Trace shows LFD tests to have an estimated specificity of at least 99.97% when used in the community. This means that for every 10,000 lateral flow tests carried out, there are likely to be fewer than 3 false positive results. LFD tests identify the most infectious people. These people tend to spread the virus to many people and so identifying them remains important.
So it's statistically improbable to have 1 false positive, let alone multiple, Klopp said they had a 'lot of false positives'.
You do seem very aggressive towards City fans this thread, the match day thread in fact, any thread.The PCR tests are done by independent labs and can't be faked, so the "faked positive" conspiracy from yesterday can fuck off (who could have seen that nonsense collapsing at the slightest look?).
Testing negative after you've tested positive is not suspicious, it's what happens to every single person who gets covid.
The only important bit of information is when the 3rd round of tests was done relative to the match.
Weren't the false positives declared off the back of LFT's?The PCR tests are done by independent labs and can't be faked, so the "faked positive" conspiracy from yesterday can fuck off (who could have seen that nonsense collapsing at the slightest look?).
Testing negative after you've tested positive is not suspicious, it's what happens to every single person who gets covid.
The only important bit of information is when the 3rd round of tests was done relative to the match.
Even Martin Samuel who really goes to town on Leicester in his DM article, they’ve lost a few to Afcon, covid and have an awful injury list, compare that to Liverpool who have Harvey Elliot out long term & a few false positives and get a small mention, maybe he’s highlighting the wider issue through the back door & by throwing lfc in there he’s making them a target, it still highlights your point even further about the lack of negative reporting they receiveThe media are individually and collectively terrified of the consequences of reporting negatively on Liverpool. That utterly malign ****, Kelvin McKenzie, has so much to answer for.
If so, the easiest way to manipulate the results would be cross contamination at the LFT stage, which is probably their next go too excuse (if probed further) not sure who carries those out but if it’s the club how hard would it be? They won’t want to point the finger at testers etc for fear of any pushbacks.You then create an aura of panic in the club (to outsiders) and close your training ground, job done. PCR’S are carried out & you have a clutch of false positives going against all the statistics hmmmmm??Weren't the false positives declared off the back of LFT's?
it is statistically improbable that you test negative on a follow up test after initially testing positive. Much more likely is to test negative LFT and positive PCR which a much more sensitive test, A true positive LFT (i.e. no skulduggery or user error) will 999 times out of 1000 be followed up by a positive PCR.
We don't know what their testing regimen is, but you would think that trained medical professionals were capable of following COVID safety protocols.If so, the easiest way to manipulate the results would be cross contamination at the LFT stage, which is probably their next go too excuse (if probed further) not sure who carries those out but if it’s the club how hard would it be? They won’t want to point the finger at testers etc for fear of any pushbacks.You then create an aura of panic in the club (to outsiders) and close your training ground, job done. PCR’S are carried out & you have a clutch of false positives going against all the statistics hmmmmm??
Never heard a Liverpool fella say 'Lad' I say Lad and I live a 10 minute walk from Manchester City centre and always have done. They say La.
Would they all then be registered on the government website? (LFT’S) Could be an interesting read via the freedom of information act. I was advised to take a second LFT from a different batch when providing a positive test to make sure, as there was a lot of uncertainty at the time regarding reliability, if I was a premier league footballer I would definitely be doing that, and from the clubs perspective you’d think they would want a more conclusive result, unless they had the result they wantedWe don't know what their testing regimen is, but you would think that trained medical professionals were capable of following COVID safety protocols.
Let's give them the benefit of the doubt for a moment and say it was a dodgy batch of LFT's, but here's the kicker; they have to prove it because they should have recorded the batch number/serial number of the positive LFT and reported it at the time. They must have remaining test kits from the same batch which should be handed in and checked for efficacy.
Either way, if they can't prove it was a dodgy batch of tests (either no evidence or the evidence shows the tests to be fine) then it leaves either procedural errors in their COVID regimen, or cheating, and both of these conclusions (should) have serious consequences.
Tis true I will have you knowI work with them and they absolutely call everybody “lad”. The younger females even call each other “lad”.
Never once heard any of them say “la”.
Report a COVID-19 rapid lateral flow test result - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)Would they all then be registered on the government website? (LFT’S) Could be an interesting read via the freedom of information act. I was advised to take a second LFT from a different batch when providing a positive test to make sure, as there was a lot of uncertainty at the time regarding reliability, if I was a premier league footballer I would definitely be doing that, and from the clubs perspective you’d think they would want a more conclusive result, unless they had the result they wanted