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that is going to go down a TREAT on the politics board
After vaccination, everybody is given a card with the date it was done. I've had my two so certificates seem an overcomplication.
Given this Board's average age we should qualify for a dedicated block in the Ninian.
Easy to switch the vaccination cards with someone or otherwise cheat the system, so a more secure way of doing it would be required. Otherwise there would be no real way of knowing that the person next to you is safe. Also the proposed system will probably include anyone who has had a recent negative covid test, so again a secure way of proving this will be needed. There is no doubt that people would try to fiddle the system to get in and criminal elements would try to make money out of it by selling fake certificates.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyncoed Slumdog
It'll be the only Certificate a CERTAIN poster will have :hehe::hehe:
Sounds a very sensible idea to me to keep people safe , and to get big events and hospitality back on track
Can’t we just use Hull ticket stubs :shrug:
I can see next season being the 1st time in a long, long while that I don't re-new my ST. Even if crowds are allowed back in full in August I suspect wearing of face coverings will be enforced. That'll be fine for many, but a no-no for me.
Seems a bit cutting off your nose to spite your face but each to his own. Unless it's for medical reasons of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by A Quiet Monkfish
Not sure why anybody's worried about the vaccine certificates, there'll be loads floating around in the pubs beforehand
:hehe: I'm going to frame mine and put it on the wall, next to my City and Guilds level 3 in Plastering.Quote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
I doubt there will be.Quote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
Just get vaccinated end of problem.
Good idea. They've got a singing end, we should have a grumbling block.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays
It's all nonsense.
Even if vaccinated and certificated you can still have it and pass it on.
Think masks will be dropped or not enforced, stay aboardQuote:
Originally Posted by A Quiet Monkfish
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Originally Posted by Cyncoed Slumdog
I'm getting quite used to wearing masks now, I noticed the other day, whilst waiting on a bus stop (with mask on ready), I couldn't smell/taste any car/lorry/bus fumes (I couldn't spell vehicle :hehe:)Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
In London masks were seen pre Covid to deal with pollution and breathing , they are regularly worn in Asian countries, I do wonder if it may become a fashion thing for some .Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
I think I may stay with one for packed public transport , shops , airports/flights , nothing worse than a packed bus or train in the winter with its steamed up windows with folk worried about a little bit of cold fresh air .
I think the attitude to packed places for older people may well change; the number of times I have thought that I am likely to get a cold after a visit to the pub where one of our group was obviously affected, and I did get a cold, just seemed a hazard of going out.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
People who were not well with cold or worse but carried on going to work were seen as troopers.
I think this will change, and there will be a good deal more concern about someone coughing, sneezing and spluttering in a place where others are affected.
A candidate for post of the year ������Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyncoed Slumdog
Your right hopefully some positives may comes from this era around public hygiene behaviours, such as washing hands after visiting the loo and sneezing / coughing into your arm or tissue not over someone else .Quote:
Originally Posted by rich munn
Third wave in the late summer / early winter may put the kybosh on s load more games.
whooooooooooosh :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
Depends on the severity of cases though doesn't it? If there's a load of cases but nobody's being hospitalised then they won't enforce restrictionsQuote:
Originally Posted by Harry Paget Flashman
You'd hope so.Quote:
Originally Posted by City123
I was in a meeting with PHE yesterday and they were talking about expecting the night-time economy closing again during the third wave. If that happens you'd expect sport to cop for it too.
last year when you had to have proof of a Neg test to fly, i saw fake test result certificates being sold online for £30Quote:
Originally Posted by dml1954
Have you tried wearing glasses and a muzzle at the same time ? For me football is all about the 'matchday experience', if you pardon the cliche - the crowd, the players in the flesh, the sounds, the comments, the shouting. Sat there like a muzzled dog with orders probably not to shout too loud isn't something I'd relish.Quote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
I hope so - I really enjoy my live football. I just have an awful suspicion that now the Govt. has seen how easy it is to impose controls on the population, we're going to experience it a lot more regularly.Quote:
Originally Posted by life on mars