Argentinian internationals and Quarantine

[ArtyB]

Villa's Buendia flew over and wasn't even in the first matchday squad either....

 

[The Mercurial No.10]

He has only recently got called up for the first time since Under-20's in May this year, I'd expect any Argentine lad to jump at the chance to even be on the same pitch as Messi, let alone around him and training etc.

 

[Bill Madrid]

Does anyone know if Messi has gone and if he has what will he have to do re quarantine as France are very strict.

I don't know about France but Spain lifted its 10-day quarantine rule on Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil and Colombia on 23 August.

Britain in "special rules apply" exceptionalism shock

 

[Sean]

 

[Sean]

Anyone subscribe to the athletic?

 

[JDK]

This is theater of the absurd stuff now. Don’t know what FIFA is playing at, as per.

 

[Joshking5]

Rough translation.

“The meeting at the Hotel has ended, the players will be allowed to play against Brazil in tomorrow’s game”

 

[Zomb]

I don't know about France but Spain lifted its 10-day quarantine rule on Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil and Colombia on 23 August.

Britain in "special rules apply" exceptionalism shock

Every right to apply special rules - that’s not the fundamental issue

 

[Bill Madrid]

Every right to apply special rules - that’s not the fundamental issue

Argentina (and to a lesser extent Brazil) would have much more cause to quarantine people arriving from Britain than vice-versa.

Current average daily infection rates:

Argentina - 4,500 and falling
Brazil - 20,000 and falling
UK - 35,000 and rising

 

[Shotgunofmichalebrow]

Argentina (and to a lesser extent Brazil) would have much more cause to quarantine people arriving from Britain than vice-versa.

Current average daily infection rates:

Argentina - 4,500 and falling
Brazil - 20,000 and falling
UK - 35,000 and rising

Not 100% sure id trust ANY data from Brazil. I do take your point though.

 

[To Dare Is To Do.]

Argentina (and to a lesser extent Brazil) would have much more cause to quarantine people arriving from Britain than vice-versa.

Current average daily infection rates:

Argentina - 4,500 and falling
Brazil - 20,000 and falling
UK - 35,000 and rising

UK has much more extensive and reliable testing though.
But yeah, the good signs are that cases in SA are declining.

 

[Zomb]

Argentina (and to a lesser extent Brazil) would have much more cause to quarantine people arriving from Britain than vice-versa.

Current average daily infection rates:

Argentina - 4,500 and falling
Brazil - 20,000 and falling
UK - 35,000 and rising

Exactly

 

[Bazali]

I wonder if Spurs or Atalanta knew this would take place before we signed him.

I'm used to Gio using as a training camp for summer tourneys but didn't know Romero saw it similar. Did any other prem clubs allow their players to go? Did we?

And you can’t get away with the Fergie injury either now

 

[ShutUpPatrik]

Anyone subscribe to the athletic?

As I understand it: The UK is a red list country for Brazil. So anyone entering Brazil that has been in the UK within the last 14 days must quarantine unless they have paperwork that gives them exemptions.

Some Brazilian politicians claimed that the four UK based Argies did not have that paperwork.

It is probably a bit of Conmebol backstage politics involved here.

 

[hiatus]

As I understand it: The UK is a red list country for Brazil. So anyone entering Brazil that has been in the UK within the last 14 days must quarantine unless they have paperwork that gives them exemptions.

Some Brazilian politicians claimed that the four UK based Argies did not have that paperwork.

It is probably a bit of Conmebol backstage politics involved here.

Wouldn't be shocked that the AFA just didn't submit said paperwork/request because they are morons.

There's 0% chance Villa and Spurs release their players for the next break if this incident results in a 24 day quarantine (14 in Brazil, 10 in Croatia). They'd basically be in quarantine until the next break.

 

[ArcspacE]

Argentina (and to a lesser extent Brazil) would have much more cause to quarantine people arriving from Britain than vice-versa.

Current average daily infection rates:

Argentina - 4,500 and falling
Brazil - 20,000 and falling
UK - 35,000 and rising

Very true!

 

[Zest]

Argentina (and to a lesser extent Brazil) would have much more cause to quarantine people arriving from Britain than vice-versa.

Current average daily infection rates:

Argentina - 4,500 and falling
Brazil - 20,000 and falling
UK - 35,000 and rising

Argentina similar population to ours.

Brazil 4x

They should make regional exemptions, and, play the games in the lowest daily (2weeks before a game or such) region which has a stadium suitable.

As said, really they should be isolated on the way in, all things being equal. Not that I agree with any of it.

 

[Paul Gascoigne]

As I understand it: The UK is a red list country for Brazil. So anyone entering Brazil that has been in the UK within the last 14 days must quarantine unless they have paperwork that gives them exemptions.

Some Brazilian politicians claimed that the four UK based Argies did not have that paperwork.

It is probably a bit of Conmebol backstage politics involved here.

How can Brazil have a red list ?

 

[r-u-s-x]

There's 0% chance Villa and Spurs release their players for the next break if this incident results in a 24 day quarantine (14 in Brazil, 10 in Croatia)

Huge can of worms there, it would mean telling fifa to fuck off or we can't play them for x amount (I forget the numbers) of games after the break. Not saying we shouldn't but will probably lead to a break from fifa be that good or bad.

 

[FOK]