Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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I would go if masks compulsory, toilets stewarded, catering closed and public transport 100% increased. And I was 20 years younger.
At 58 and reading about the second wave in Brighton & Hove it's a no from me.
Yeah because I heard transmission rate at the beach is out of control :thud:
I would go because I’m healthy and I’m my twenties, different for everyone but I would.
Is that the Argus story about the local "R" being over 1 (maybe)?
That's based on a tiny sample as we've had pretty few cases here (cases up from 8 to 18 per period) and, in that time, the testing has changed from "if you're in hospital and dying or a sick keyworker" to "go for it".
Ironically, though, since the Amex is the local test centre and will be full of car loads of people with symptoms at "kick off time" it's a massive no from me, Clive.
...would you go with the Covid-19 situation exactly as it is?
If we were playing at home on Saturday and fans could attend...
Where is the option: I have antibodies? So of course I would attend.
If we were playing at home on Saturday and fans could attend...
Where is the option: I have antibodies? So of course I would attend.
On the other hand, there are no stories of swathes of people being admitted to hospital with a 2nd case, so it's possible to be optimistic about it.Even though there is no proof your antibodies will make any difference to whether or not you catch the virus again ?
On the other hand, there are no stories of swathes of people being admitted to hospital with a 2nd case, so it's possible to be optimistic about it.
Would not want to (possibly) contribute to spiking cases that would **** up the Sussex County Hospital. And I was prepared to go to the Arsenal game (hindsight & information).