[Albion] Manchester United a bit covid-y now [Brentford v Man Utd postponed]

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Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
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QPR game off tomorrow.
Villa reporting a number of positive lateral flows, waiting for PCRs.

With the U.K. moving to ‘level 4’ could this be the last weekend of football ?
 










Swansman

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QPR game off tomorrow.
Villa reporting a number of positive lateral flows, waiting for PCRs.

With the U.K. moving to ‘level 4’ could this be the last weekend of football ?

Too much money involved. A bunch of games will probably be postponed but the show must go on wherever and whenever possible.
 


Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003
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Manchester United a bit covid-y now

Tuesday’s Premier League match between Brentford and Manchester United has been placed in doubt after a number of Ralf Rangnick’s squad tested positive for Covid-19.

United won 1-0 at Norwich on Saturday, with a late penalty from Cristiano Ronaldo. Everyone who travelled to Carrow Road had tested negative in the last round of routine tests. However, on Sunday morning, a small number of positive lateral flow tests were found among the players and staff, who were all sent home. The rest of the squad trained outdoors and the schedule was adjusted, taking in individual and non-contact sessions.

It is understood the Premier League has been notified of the results by United and it is not clear if Tuesday night’s match at Brentford will be able to go ahead.

More >>> https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/dec/12/covid-manchester-united-brentford


You'd think that if Tuesday's game can't go ahead, then our game on Saturday may be slightly at risk too, given the requirement for 10 days isolation would extend beyond the weekend.
 
















Bob!

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Jul 5, 2003
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Tuesday’s Premier League match between Brentford and Manchester United has been placed in doubt after a number of Ralf Rangnick’s squad tested positive for Covid-19.

United won 1-0 at Norwich on Saturday, with a late penalty from Cristiano Ronaldo. Everyone who travelled to Carrow Road had tested negative in the last round of routine tests. However, on Sunday morning, a small number of positive lateral flow tests were found among the players and staff, who were all sent home. The rest of the squad trained outdoors and the schedule was adjusted, taking in individual and non-contact sessions.

It is understood the Premier League has been notified of the results by United and it is not clear if Tuesday night’s match at Brentford will be able to go ahead.

More >>> https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/dec/12/covid-manchester-united-brentford


You'd think that if Tuesday's game can't go ahead, then our game on Saturday may be slightly at risk too, given the requirement for 10 days isolation would extend beyond the weekend.


Could do with a merge
https://nortr3nixy.nimpr.uk/showthread.php?391857-Manure-Covid-problems
 




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Oct 8, 2003
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Tuesday’s Premier League match between Brentford and Manchester United has been placed in doubt after a number of Ralf Rangnick’s squad tested positive for Covid-19.

United won 1-0 at Norwich on Saturday, with a late penalty from Cristiano Ronaldo. Everyone who travelled to Carrow Road had tested negative in the last round of routine tests. However, on Sunday morning, a small number of positive lateral flow tests were found among the players and staff, who were all sent home. The rest of the squad trained outdoors and the schedule was adjusted, taking in individual and non-contact sessions.

It is understood the Premier League has been notified of the results by United and it is not clear if Tuesday night’s match at Brentford will be able to go ahead.

More >>> https://www.theguardian.com/football/2021/dec/12/covid-manchester-united-brentford


You'd think that if Tuesday's game can't go ahead, then our game on Saturday may be slightly at risk too, given the requirement for 10 days isolation would extend beyond the weekend.

I have asked this question before but how many men down do you need to be to get your game called off? I am hearing on the radio about a top rugby club with 8 men down who are having to field a team of kids.

It seems to me that if you play a Big sport and if you are a Big club in a Big sport then you are allowed to make the decision yourself, based on self-interest.

Sounds like a paradigm of the whole history of HMG's covid management.
 




Gwylan

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I have asked this question before but how many men down do you need to be to get your game called off? I am hearing on the radio about a top rugby club with 8 men down who are having to field a team of kids.

Cardiff had 42 players out on Saturday ... they played a load of kids, someone who'd retired and the groundsman

Munster had 34 players out ... and still beat Wasps with a bunch of kids!

Football's far too precious
 






ConfusedGloryHunter

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Jul 6, 2011
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If only we could go into hibernation like the humble hedgehog or tortoise, then wake again as Spring arrives. A kind of natural lockdown. Would make life so much easier to bear.

What if we could go into hibernation like a bear, would that make life easier to hedgehog?
 




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