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Depends when players begin to be declared 'clear & available' once again...... Club and EPL will likely convene over each match individually and not ahead of time.
Is the official time-frame still 10 days isolation?
Having games build up isn’t necessarily great either though. I’m still hoping the official PCR results will show a few false positives.
Brighton are decimated themselves, if we can get a serviceable team to play them it’s a good opportunity. I appreciate the most likely outcome is postponement
Brighton are decimated themselves, if we can get a serviceable team to play them it’s a good opportunity. I appreciate the most likely outcome is postponement
Let's hope for a speedy recovery. Even athletes can get long term effects from it.
Did someone say new players?
Well Brighton is definitely getting postponed then and after that it is game by game.
I hope the ones infected recover switfly and without issues.
I hope the ones infected recover switfly and without issues.
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Apparently most of the staff are vaccinated so they should have mild symptoms and be back ASAP.
So is Leicester. They have 10 days isolation
Other the crowd who went to deely plasa expecting jfk and jfk junior to announce they are supporting trump!!!!!!!!Watched the Qanon doc last night... My god it's frightening the amount of ignorant 'experts' there are out there!
The 'theory' about Michelle Obama "being a bloke" (Michael Obama I assume?) because she's never been photographed pregnant and they were only kidnapping babies for Barack Obama to eat was one I'd not heard before... Da fuq?
These people are Fucking hilarious and terryfing at the same time!
...anyway, what was this thread about again...?
It really should be black and white and based on a fixed criteria, yet......
"Decision pending" makes me nervous.
The EFL back-peddled on their own rules over the LO games last season and the EPL retreated into vague-ness last season too.
Let's wait and see, I wouldn't put it past the PL to fuck us over somehow.
I agree though, let's hope none of them get it badly.
If the FA start postponing games it could prolong the season as more clubs get hit with covid, the FA will be aware next year is world cup year so i can see the games going ahead, remember last year we got a bye in the carabo cup because orient could not put out a team because of covid, it has to work both ways, last year it worked for us this year it worked against us.
But with the WC being in November, shirley extending the season by a week or two is possible, no? I know this might spill over to the 22/23 season, but there's nothing going on in the summer of 2023, is there?