George Hannah
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Over-reaction? Let's see what happens as the disease spreads and the death toll rises.Are the Italian teams not playing Eoropean ties as well.
Massive overreaction.
Over-reaction? Let's see what happens as the disease spreads and the death toll rises.Are the Italian teams not playing Eoropean ties as well.
Massive overreaction.
We all know this is more than to do with football, Gordy, the title is really tongue in cheek, and I agree totally with you.If that happens we would have more things to worry about than football
The whole information about this virus is bizarre. All we have is it's similar to flu and wash your hands. Well it's winter and colds and flu abound, how the hell would anyone know the difference?
We are also told not to panic and then see parts of Italy on lockdown and armed soldiers on the streets.
Are the Italian teams not playing Eoropean ties as well.
Massive overreaction.
Over-reaction? Let's see what happens as the disease spreads and the death toll rises.
What else would you call itThe Italian announcement yesterday changed from calling it a 'Virus' to calling it a 'Disease'
That percentage is a little high.The Black Death killed around 100 million - I suppose 30 million from Covid 19 would be small potatoes, less than half the Spanish Flu pandemic mortalities in 1918.World has gone fucking mad.
To 99.99% of us its a heavy cold yet you would think its the bubonic fucking plague going around.
The cynic in me says that the fear from governments is largely an economic/financial one as the amount of working days lost (likely even bigger owing to the added strain on healthcare provision) because of a genuine pandemic of this nature could trigger another major global recession.World has gone fucking mad.
To 99.99% of us its a heavy cold yet you would think its the bubonic fucking plague going around.
That percentage is a little high.The Black Death killed around 100 million - I suppose 30 million from Covid2 would be small potatoes, less than half the Spanish Flu pandemic mortalities in 1918.