Had this from Liz,the SLO at Bournemouth
Hi Paul
Our attendances at Vitality Stadium have not exceeded 10,000 all season therefore we will not be operating Covid passes tomorrow night.
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Had this from Liz,the SLO at Bournemouth
Hi Paul
Our attendances at Vitality Stadium have not exceeded 10,000 all season therefore we will not be operating Covid passes tomorrow night.
A bit concerning in my opinion.
it is when she calls him paul as well:sherlock:Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
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Originally Posted by poc
Copied and pasted, it was sent to our FLO, Paul Corky
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Originally Posted by splott parker
We had them in place in Wales, that’s why I can’t understand why the WAG have closed the Welsh grounds. Clearly Dripfeed knows they are useless otherwise we would still be able to attend matches.
At least the club have not lost too much revenue for the Coventry game due to its postponement.
I don’t think it’s about attending matches per se. It’s the mixing in enclosed spaces, pubs, clubs, under the stands on the concourses pre and post match etc that’s the worry. 50+ on a coach back and fore to a ground is a bit cheek by jowl as well. I’m desperate to get back to normal but I’m dubious about England’s stance compared to most other countries. And ‘Dripfeed’, c’mon grow up!Quote:
Originally Posted by TWGL1
I can call him how I see fit thanks , and clearly we have different views ,I’m guessing you’re probably nearer 60 than 40 which is probably why we don’t agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
As an aside ,as previously mentioned, at least the club won’t be out of pocket that much as Cov will still sell around 2,000 for a night game and this will be a lifeline cashflow wise.
I'm younger than 40 and also think you should grow upQuote:
Originally Posted by TWGL1
Here we go ……..drip feed is only a lighthearted quip , based on the drip feed of information that gets released ….
Hardly childish compared to most posts on here is it ?
I’m nearer 70 but cheers for the compliment :xmasthumbup: Why I commented was the reason that you only concentrated on ground closures rather than the infrastructure surrounding games. Also it was the club that postponed the Derby game prior to any Senedd announcement.Quote:
Originally Posted by TWGL1
The flood of postponements over the last week or so were nothing to do with government restrictions it should be remembered.
ExactlyQuote:
Originally Posted by Dave Blue
Its a cold . As long as you been jabbed and boosted or young , its a cold. My whole family have either got it or had it and they are all fine .Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
Dracist. Reported.Quote:
Originally Posted by TWGL1
Footballers are young yet games have been postponed left, right & centre, training facilities closed, managers testing positive and unable to attend games........all for a cold:shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock
It isn’t just a cold though is it? That’s like calling a brain tumour a headache :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock
Yep .Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
America have cut the isolation down to 5 days because they have realised the country is grinding to a halt over the cold.
When has isolation, even for only five days, been considered for the common cold previously?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock
I don't understand this thought process. Those with covid passes can still transmit and get the disease. If you're concerned about getting the variant the best course of action is not to go to the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
I’m pretty confident being double jabbed & boosted but I’m concerned about unvaccinated people mixing freely and catching the virus, falling ill, being hospitalised and clogging up our NHS. I may be denied vital treatment due to the hospitals being overrun with unvaccinated people who’ve been allowed to mix in crowded places.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bald Barry Bastad
But no one is clogging up the NHS.Quote:
Originally Posted by splott parker
Attachment 4737Quote:
Originally Posted by Bald Barry Bastad
Game hasn't happened yet
This week has seen the most hospital admissions since last February. Nightingale hospitals being set up in England, not on the same scale as before granted, but if you’ve just watched the evening news there’s quite a bit of concern. Just had a look on Bournemouth’s messageboard, they’ve limited tonight’s attendance to 9,999 to keep it under the 10,000 mark required for passes to be shown. Obviously a cost cutting thing to reduce the amount of stewards required to check, a good move or a bad move ????????Quote:
Originally Posted by Bald Barry Bastad
Think I've said this before but the covid passes are pretty meaningless, with regards to omicron, given that you don't need to have had the booster to get one.
311 confirmed #COVID19 patients in general beds in Wales - up 32% on a week ago but 79% lower than last year
◼️ No change in no of patients in ventilated beds the past week - 72% lower than last year
➡️ 4.8 times as many empty general beds as confirmed Covid patients
This has to be good news
49% of Covid patients were admitted with other things and were tested positive in hospital