[Albion] Track and trace - 1901 East Stand?

[drew]

My wife is tested weekly as she is a care worker - are you suggesting that after she has been tested and is awaiting the result she should "isolate"? If all NHS and care workers had to do that then hospitals and homes would grind to a halt.

No, I was commenting on the specific phrase used by Arthur.

 

[woody12a]

I was surprised that the East Stand loungers weren't as distanced as the rest of us, there seemed only a one seat gap between them all? Was my eyes playing tricks?

They weren’t, just a one seat gap between us !


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[Arthur]

No, I was commenting on the specific phrase used by Arthur.

Everyone else appears to have understood me and I’ve clarified it in several other posts on this thread.

No one knows the circumstances behind what has gone on, it could be completely innocent so calling for people to get bans of any sort is quite frankly laughable.

Hope this clears things up.

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

They weren’t, just a one seat gap between us !

Was that the club-approved plan? Seems less spacing than the Chelsea pre-season hmgov-approved trial game

 

[sydney]

bollocks

 

[Bold Seagull]

bollocks

bollocks

You’re not shifting 70 sheets of plasterboard up 15 floors again are you?

 

[drew]

Everyone else appears to have understood me and I’ve clarified it in several other posts on this thread.

No one knows the circumstances behind what has gone on, it could be completely innocent so calling for people to get bans of any sort is quite frankly laughable.

Hope this clears things up.

Sorry, I was working my way through the thread so read that post that I commented on first but see that you did clarify the position later. However, what is your view if a person, who thought they had symptoms, got a test and then, before they get the result, attended an Albion game. In those circumstances, do you think a ban would be warranted?

 

[sydney]

You’re not shifting 70 sheets of plasterboard up 15 floors again are you?

no , just commenting on the unravelling situation.

 

[Arthur]

Sorry, I was working my way through the thread so read that post that I commented on first but see that you did clarify the position later. However, what is your view if a person, who thought they had symptoms, got a test and then, before they get the result, attended an Albion game. In those circumstances, do you think a ban would be warranted?

Well then it would be a matter for the courts and it should be up to them to decide what punishment was worthy. If the club then wanted to impose something on the person themselves then I could understand that but a lifetime ban would very OTT in my opinion.

 

[GoingUp]

I think it's ridiculous having the lounges open in the first place as they are going to heighten the risk of infection.