| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December 22:08 - Dec 16 with 1761 views | Chief |
Does this mean reduced capacity at the liberty? [Post edited 16 Dec 2021 22:09]
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 07:34 - Dec 17 with 1661 views | Fireboy2 |
Not bothered Keith, I don't bother anymore |  | | |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 08:59 - Dec 17 with 1631 views | andrew |
Yes, it’s all part of the theatre. Social distancing like robots is part of the fear pushing. |  |
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 09:36 - Dec 17 with 1601 views | KeithHaynes |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 08:59 - Dec 17 by andrew |
Yes, it’s all part of the theatre. Social distancing like robots is part of the fear pushing. |
Football and sporting events won’t be decided upon until Monday. |  |
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 11:12 - Dec 17 with 1547 views | KeithHaynes |
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 11:51 - Dec 17 with 1530 views | whiterock |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 11:12 - Dec 17 by KeithHaynes |
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Dull headline, "does the Senedd have the sporting interest of Wales" the only answer is no, it has the interest of Wales as a nation | | | |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 11:54 - Dec 17 with 1527 views | KeithHaynes |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 11:51 - Dec 17 by whiterock |
Dull headline, "does the Senedd have the sporting interest of Wales" the only answer is no, it has the interest of Wales as a nation |
In their thoughts ðŸ‘😉
That was especially for Twitter.
This is the headline ( and the article )
 Drakeford making decisions that could affect football for the whole of 2022 17th Dec 2021 11:07It isn’t cast in stone yet, but many expect it to be by Monday evening. And that is how the latest round of sanctions on the public by Wales First Minister Mark Drakeford will affect the Welsh sporting calendar. And what will the EFL do if the playing field is changed by new sanctions in Wales ?  0
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 13:42 - Dec 17 with 1491 views | Catullus |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 11:54 - Dec 17 by KeithHaynes |
In their thoughts ðŸ‘😉
That was especially for Twitter.
This is the headline ( and the article )
Drakeford making decisions that could affect football for the whole of 2022 17th Dec 2021 11:07It isn’t cast in stone yet, but many expect it to be by Monday evening. And that is how the latest round of sanctions on the public by Wales First Minister Mark Drakeford will affect the Welsh sporting calendar. And what will the EFL do if the playing field is changed by new sanctions in Wales ? 0
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My bet is we will be back to watching it on tv. I hope to be wrong and at least have the choice. | |
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 15:53 - Dec 17 with 1438 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
From what i have read and watched on line the Omnicom strain is likely to see a very rapid rise for a few weeks than a possible very rapid fall off. This is based on early data from South Africa which is more advanced in this strain. On this basis there could be some sense in a 1 month shutdown. There are early signs of a drop off. This strain has wiped out the old Delta strain.
South Africa is different to the UK in that it Is Summer over there and the roll out of vaccines is only 24% much lower than in most of Europe. |  |
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 10:50 - Dec 18 with 1330 views | andrew |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 15:53 - Dec 17 by ReslovenSwan1 |
From what i have read and watched on line the Omnicom strain is likely to see a very rapid rise for a few weeks than a possible very rapid fall off. This is based on early data from South Africa which is more advanced in this strain. On this basis there could be some sense in a 1 month shutdown. There are early signs of a drop off. This strain has wiped out the old Delta strain.
South Africa is different to the UK in that it Is Summer over there and the roll out of vaccines is only 24% much lower than in most of Europe. |
Have you understood anything about what you’ve said? A lockdown doesn’t avoid waves, it simply delays them. Africa have cracked on exactly the same as when omicron appeared and it’s dropping because that’s what viruses do.
Lord Whitty said it’s because of prior infection, but wales and England have removed prior infection from covid passes. Why would they remove prior infection if prior infection is what’s brought the omicron wave down in Africa? That’s right, so they can force us all to take 6 monthly jabs. Which will be paid for by us, and will destroy millions of younger peoples hearts. | |
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 12:02 - Dec 18 with 1296 views | Badlands |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 10:50 - Dec 18 by andrew |
Have you understood anything about what you’ve said? A lockdown doesn’t avoid waves, it simply delays them. Africa have cracked on exactly the same as when omicron appeared and it’s dropping because that’s what viruses do.
Lord Whitty said it’s because of prior infection, but wales and England have removed prior infection from covid passes. Why would they remove prior infection if prior infection is what’s brought the omicron wave down in Africa? That’s right, so they can force us all to take 6 monthly jabs. Which will be paid for by us, and will destroy millions of younger peoples hearts. |
What a load of boll locks. |  |
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 12:04 - Dec 18 with 1294 views | Badlands |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 15:53 - Dec 17 by ReslovenSwan1 |
From what i have read and watched on line the Omnicom strain is likely to see a very rapid rise for a few weeks than a possible very rapid fall off. This is based on early data from South Africa which is more advanced in this strain. On this basis there could be some sense in a 1 month shutdown. There are early signs of a drop off. This strain has wiped out the old Delta strain.
South Africa is different to the UK in that it Is Summer over there and the roll out of vaccines is only 24% much lower than in most of Europe. |
It hasn’t wiped out delta strain it has simply become prevalent.
But given the number of postponed matches and the speed this variety spreads a month long postponement of the leagues would be sensible. [Post edited 18 Dec 2021 12:05]
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 11:10 - Dec 19 with 1170 views | andrew |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 12:04 - Dec 18 by Badlands |
It hasn’t wiped out delta strain it has simply become prevalent.
But given the number of postponed matches and the speed this variety spreads a month long postponement of the leagues would be sensible. [Post edited 18 Dec 2021 12:05]
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It’s coming down in SA without extra restrictions. If we place restrictions it’ll be a ‘false drop’. As soon as we come back out we’ll have another wave and all the doom mongerers will be calling for more restrictions. Just get on with life, if you’re scared, stay at home. | |
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 11:51 - Dec 19 with 1150 views | Catullus |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 11:10 - Dec 19 by andrew |
It’s coming down in SA without extra restrictions. If we place restrictions it’ll be a ‘false drop’. As soon as we come back out we’ll have another wave and all the doom mongerers will be calling for more restrictions. Just get on with life, if you’re scared, stay at home. |
I tend to agree but the EFL players need to get vaxxed all the same.
This Omicron seems to have mutated to be less harmful. We know that the more cases are, the higher the chance of another mutation. Maybe the wiser thing is to let it spread and see if it mutates to be less harmful again? That would be safer if everybody was vaccinated. | |
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 12:00 - Dec 19 with 1143 views | onehunglow |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 11:10 - Dec 19 by andrew |
It’s coming down in SA without extra restrictions. If we place restrictions it’ll be a ‘false drop’. As soon as we come back out we’ll have another wave and all the doom mongerers will be calling for more restrictions. Just get on with life, if you’re scared, stay at home. |
Heartbreaking that kids cant go out ,get hammered and glass each other over a kebab before lying in the gutter
Heartbreak? Speak to those who have experienced it ,son. [Post edited 19 Dec 2021 12:01]
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| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 12:43 - Dec 19 with 1121 views | Whiterockin |
| Social distancing regulations back from the 27th December on 11:51 - Dec 17 by whiterock |
Dull headline, "does the Senedd have the sporting interest of Wales" the only answer is no, it has the interest of Wales as a nation |
The Senedd has never had the interest of the whole of Wales at heart. |  | | |
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