Agreed. Vaccine is progressing according to today’s papers and the antigen test may mean people who test positive (have had jt) are allowed to attend games. Both of these possible in next six months or so
Well I had a friend who was on a ventilator for 3 days who is your age with no health issues at all, but you carry on, it's fine
Sorry it can be deadly to someone your age, even without underlying health issues, I’m shocked you still believe that scenario
Have to be ambitious. As things stand Italy are dropping 7,000 active cases every 5 days. They have ~70,000 active cases left. It’s not inconceivable to imagine they will be covid free in 6 weeks. We are ~2 weeks behind, therefore not over ambitious to say we can’t be Covid free by mid-July. Obviously overseas travel will be a no go, but look at countries like Australia and NZ. Pubs/ restaurants are starting to re-open.
Don't think that will satisfy the bottom 6. There would still be the argument that they shouldn't be relegated because they have more home games than team X or an easier run in than team Y.
The stats show otherwise don’t they? Isn’t it less than 100 people who have died under the age of 30 with no underlying problems? And like less than 500 under 60 in the same scenario?
Heart disease, cancer, diabetes and even suicide take many more lives per day than covid19, by a long long way. That also applies to all age groups and affects older age group more as well. Doesn’t mean we should lock ourselves away though.
London are only reporting 24 new cases a day now
Sorry, but it does not. All the evidence published is sub 1% infectious mortality rate with crude high figure of around 4% (deaths/ confirmed cases - the worst cases). Antibody studies needed to actually know anything. So who better to study then fit young men with loads of resources on hand. We salute their sacrifice for the greater good
These antibody studies in France and Spain have happened. They indicate mortality at between 0.6-1.1% but heavily skewed by those with 1 or more underlying condition and those over 75. The mortality rate itself needs to be analysed instead of just taking it at face value.Sorry, but it does not. All the evidence published is sub 1% infectious mortality rate with crude high figure of around 4% (deaths/ confirmed cases - the worst cases). Antibody studies needed to actually know anything. So who better to study then fit young men with loads of resources on hand. We salute their sacrifice for the greater good
The things you quote can’t be passed on by just being in the same room
Or indeed having been in the same room, not necessarily at the same time..
True, but if precautionary measures are taken, readily available testing and masks etc, the numbers of infection and risk are reduced by a huge amount. A bit like healthy eating and exercise for some of things I originally mentioned would help.
You do realise how contagious this is and how hard it is to thoroughly deep clean?
Fined points in my view.
Lets all gather outside The Hawthorns
Stefan pleased for you that you are keeping a positive mindset... it will also benefit your friends and family around you.. very contagious (pardon the pun)..
I think the hope is, that if enough people have had covid, then it will die off, as it will have no one close enough to infect
I'm 47, tested positive last week, and let's just say, despite usually being ' fit and well' have felt far from good. And yet I'm lucky. Plenty haven't survived it.
Glad that you seem to have come through it. Keep that way pse.
To be fair you’ve got no idea how much he does or doesn’t give away.
Cheers. Quite up and down though. Worse today than in the previous three or four days, but better than the first couple.
