StriderHiryu Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 I reckon football might be put on hold given the crazy number of Covid cases (50K+) reported today. Maybe one more round of fixtures, then time for a hiatus. Luckily we know our team does great after a restart! 1 1
Wymsey Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 Very poor defending from Brighton for Arsenal's goal. Plenty of space given by the defenders.
coolhandfox Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 7 minutes ago, StriderHiryu said: I reckon football might be put on hold given the crazy number of Covid cases (50K+) reported today. Maybe one more round of fixtures, then time for a hiatus. Luckily we know our team does great after a restart! Not sure they will, no testing was in place last season. More people being test is going to result in more positive results. Vaccination programme under way, lots of places of work still open. 1
Ric Flair Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 The lack of positive tests amongst PL players since June shows how well protected they have been in their bubbles, I do wonder if they have been lax in their whereabouts over Xmas and this is the result given the increase across the country. With the regular mass testing and social distancing outside of football, this really should be kept under control amongst the PL clubs. 1
Super_horns Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 Is this where Mam U win with a VAR penalty?
Hollyfox Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 I like the look of that Hoever, but I think he'd be better used as a sweeper
casablancas Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 24 minutes ago, Mickyblueeyes said: He’s a director. Falls within the category as a board representative. Ah thanks man. Just thought he was kinda lay person.
casablancas Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 Just now, SuperMike said: Why do I hate Bruno Fernandes so much? He’s their vardy. Horrible rat who’s also world class. We are just jealous 1
AjcW Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 9 minutes ago, Ric Flair said: The lack of positive tests amongst PL players since June shows how well protected they have been in their bubbles, I do wonder if they have been lax in their whereabouts over Xmas and this is the result given the increase across the country. With the regular mass testing and social distancing outside of football, this really should be kept under control amongst the PL clubs. Have heard from a medical source close to Man City that their COVID protocol has been shockingly adhered to recently, so no surprise to see them in the thick of it. 1
yorkie1999 Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 3 minutes ago, moore_94 said: Traore is dreadful Takes 3 Utd players with him though 1
moore_94 Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 Just now, yorkie1999 said: Takes 3 Utd players with him though Problem is Wolves don't seem to play in a style that takes advantage of that Not that he has the end product to find any teammates anyway!
Super_horns Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 3 minutes ago, SuperMike said: Why do I hate Bruno Fernandes so much? Well he always seem to get nothing when I captain him in my Fantasy team !
Kendal Fox Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 (edited) 18 minutes ago, coolhandfox said: Not sure they will, no testing was in place last season. More people being test is going to result in more positive results. Vaccination programme under way, lots of places of work still open. Good points. Also, as many doctors have said, positive tests are NOT infections unless the individuals are actually falling ill and due to false positives - I personally know this as just this Boxing Day, my cousin was hospitalised with a blood clot on the lung but it was initially diagnosed as Covid 19, then changed to blood clot with none of his immediate family having to go into quarantine.... Also, have they said how many of these 50,000 positive tests have resulted in hospitalisations? That should be going hand in hand with cases when the media report on it now. Edited 29 December 2020 by Kendal Fox
Aus Fox Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 Some games just look destined for 0-0 from the minute the first ball is kicked. This is one of them. 1
1972 Fox Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 2 minutes ago, AjcW said: Have heard from a medical source close to Man City that their COVID protocol has been shockingly adhered to recently, so no surprise to see them in the thick of it. Everton asked for full disclosure from the PL regarding the Covid details surrounding yesterday's postponement. Nothing forthcoming as of yet.
AllGoneTitsSchlupp Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 Why has that handball got anything to do with anything ? Cavani was offside ? What’s the debate ?
goody2028 Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 Just now, AllGoneTitsSchlupp said: Why has that handball got anything to do with anything ? Cavani was offside ? What’s the debate ? If it was handball then it would of been before cavani touched the ball? 1
AllGoneTitsSchlupp Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 1 minute ago, goody2028 said: If it was handball then it would of been before cavani touched the ball? Ahhhhh. Obviously. Been a long day. Cheers 1
kyleolly Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 1 minute ago, goody2028 said: If it was handball then it would of been before cavani touched the ball? Did the ball not go to Cavani from coady 1
AjcW Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 6 minutes ago, Blue Fox 72 said: Everton asked for full disclosure from the PL regarding the Covid details surrounding yesterday's postponement. Nothing forthcoming as of yet. Wouldn’t be surprised if a certain Kyle Walker hasn’t strayed for a third time... 1
Hoopla10 Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 3 minutes ago, Kendal Fox said: Good points. Also, as many doctors have said, positive tests are NOT infections unless the individuals are actually falling ill. Also, have they said how many of these 50,000 positive tests have resulted in hospitalisations? That should be going hand in hand with cases when the media report on it now. Hospitalizations will track with the infection rates. Up 17% over the last week (2,300 admitted daily) so doesn't include the Christmas period which will invariable spike a little. Hospitals are rapidly reaching breaking, January will be a horror show for the NHS. Our government is reactionary not proactive so don't expect anything until it's too late. If the lower leagues feel it impossible to continue and pause then the FA and PL clubs MUST financially support them imo.
Finnegan Posted 29 December 2020 Posted 29 December 2020 (edited) 22 minutes ago, casablancas said: He’s their vardy. Horrible rat who’s also world class. We are just jealous He's arguably worse than Vardy to the British fan though, isn't he? He comes steeped in that Iberian football culture of shithouse fakery, moaning at the ref every instance, appealing for literally everything, rolling around theatrically at the slightest touch. At least Vardy has a bit more of our Northern European stoicism blended in with his cynicism. Absolutely no kind of angel and I'm under no illusions about how much other clubs fans don't like him but he's an arsehole in a way that we tolerate a little better in this country. I don't think Bruno would be as unpopular to fans of, say, Villareal, Sevilla or Celta if he'd gone to Real instead. Edited 29 December 2020 by Finnegan 1
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