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COVID in the camp
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Surely now that both these regions are in Phase 3. Plymouth should NOT travel to Lancashire. Similarly, Doncaster should NOT be allowed to travel outside their territory to come to Plymouth next week.PL2 3DQ":2tx6leoe said:
OR ARE THE RULES NOT THAT CLEAR!!!!
Surely now that both these regions are in Phase 3. Plymouth should NOT travel to Lancashire. Similarly, Doncaster should NOT be allowed to travel outside their territory to come to Plymouth next week.falmouthgreen":3gumgh2y said:
OR ARE THE RULES NOT THAT CLEAR!!!! ???/quote]
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All 3 players miss Wigan and Doncaster. Only good news is isolation period for Wootton and Canavan reduced. Not sure I understand why but hey ho.
All 3 players miss Wigan and Doncaster. Only good news is isolation period for Wootton and Canavan reduced. Not sure I understand why but hey ho.
I normally commend the club on how they handle most things that seem to come their way but this was a complete and utter shambles.
Grant had symptoms, so any household members should isolate for 14 days and he needs to get tested. If positive he would need to isolate for 10 days. If negative they can all go about normal business.
How the club let they other two travel is a complete disregard for the rules and let them be in the vicinity of the other players (and no doubt other members of the public if they stopped their car in a service station for example). Just because they returned a negative test doesn't mean they won't go on to test positive in a few days time and could still pass the virus on.
As a local GP I am hugely disappointed that the club have allowed this to happen. It should have been straight forward, all 3 self isolate until Grants test came back. Once it came back positive all need to continue to isolate.
Grant had symptoms, so any household members should isolate for 14 days and he needs to get tested. If positive he would need to isolate for 10 days. If negative they can all go about normal business.
How the club let they other two travel is a complete disregard for the rules and let them be in the vicinity of the other players (and no doubt other members of the public if they stopped their car in a service station for example). Just because they returned a negative test doesn't mean they won't go on to test positive in a few days time and could still pass the virus on.
As a local GP I am hugely disappointed that the club have allowed this to happen. It should have been straight forward, all 3 self isolate until Grants test came back. Once it came back positive all need to continue to isolate.
katkin":1g546oef said:
If Grant started feeling unwell on Saturday evening as the report said then shouldn’t all the players and back room staff and anybody else who came into close contact with him on Saturday afternoon at Home Park gone into self isolation as a precaution.
you could argue that although that's not how it happens in the 'outside world'
you isolate, your household does but anyone you've been in close (ish) contact with like work colleagues or others outside of your household don't get notified to isolate until a positive result
technically a lot were within 2m of him on Saturday though when he developed symptoms so you could argue they should too just like track and trace would ask anyone too if they had been within 2m of a positive test (for 15m or more)
you isolate, your household does but anyone you've been in close (ish) contact with like work colleagues or others outside of your household don't get notified to isolate until a positive result
technically a lot were within 2m of him on Saturday though when he developed symptoms so you could argue they should too just like track and trace would ask anyone too if they had been within 2m of a positive test (for 15m or more)
I agree
No wonder the general public won't adhere to the rules when big organisations don't. Not saying Argyle are alone in this but they've put people at risk over a football match by ignoring the rules (and then it seems to indicate they didn't really know the rules despite them being fairly easily accessible)
No wonder the general public won't adhere to the rules when big organisations don't. Not saying Argyle are alone in this but they've put people at risk over a football match by ignoring the rules (and then it seems to indicate they didn't really know the rules despite them being fairly easily accessible)
