Ponty":39svdjy0 said:It may be time to put people before football?
This could quickly spiral out of control.
We're doomed, aye we're doomed :tumbleweed:
Ponty":39svdjy0 said:It may be time to put people before football?
This could quickly spiral out of control.
phil-thefluter24":31ocdqh0 said:As said before will be amazed if the season gets to Christmas the whole thing is farcical . I thought the word was all players & staff were tested on a regular basis didnt seem to work in Orients case , whats the point if clubs are just going to ignore the results.
Doesnt it mean if we have two members of our squad/staff tested positive the whole lot self isolate :facepalm:
SatisfiedinSouthway":2atw8cdh said:Spurs get a bye
It’s farcical. I hope when spurs have any players test positive they have to forfeit points.
http://www.skysports.com/share/12081192
Ponty":nxnfohi5 said:It may be time to put people before football?
This could quickly spiral out of control.
X Isle":1c3l7s27 said:Ponty":1c3l7s27 said:It may be time to put people before football?
This could quickly spiral out of control.
Surely anyone can see that it already is. A couple of positives here, a few there, training carries on and games don't get cancelled.
The virus has an incubation period. Players who may have provided negative tests may become infectious hours or a day or two later.
The time to put people first has gone. The season should never have started.
Ponty":2q90gke5 said:X Isle":2q90gke5 said:Ponty":2q90gke5 said:It may be time to put people before football?
This could quickly spiral out of control.
Surely anyone can see that it already is. A couple of positives here, a few there, training carries on and games don't get cancelled.
The virus has an incubation period. Players who may have provided negative tests may become infectious hours or a day or two later.
The time to put people first has gone. The season should never have started.
You won't get an argument from me on that post.
Hard to believe that people still want the game opened up to the public.
Oh get your tin hat ready :roll:
The Doctor":22jg55ge said:JannerinCardiff":22jg55ge said:We can safely say that Ryan Lowe wasn’t one of the non- playing staff that tested positive for Covid-19 - he did a press conference and spoke about the upcoming Shrewsbury match on Sat.
Or Telford the player for the same reason.
I'm not sure it is fair to simply criticise Leyton Orient as some have. For all we know Argyle might have had asymptomatic cases in the squad that had nothing to do with the Carabao Cup game. Orient didn't know they had cases until Spurs paid for them to be tested. It's even possible that someone from Argyle passed it on to someone from Orient. I know that there is an obvious pathway/timeline that transmits the virus from an Orient player (ill before the Argyle game) within their squad and into the Argyle squad also, but that's not the only way that positive tests could arise in both squads at the same time by any means. You'd probably find that if all League 1 and League 2 clubs tested their squads now, quite a few would have positive tests showing up.