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TreeHugger said:
Current virus rates are increasing. It more than tripled in Hull. It's doubling weekly nationally. We don't need to go to ****ing football matches.

Yes other matches went ahead and car boots did. That doesn't mean our game should have gone ahead, it means those things shouldn't have gone ahead.
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Do you think all foreign holidays should still be banned? Far more risk on a plane with a few hundred people in close proximity?
This is about freedom of choice and it’s been taken away from us by some ****ers on a faceless committee. If you don’t and wouldn’t go I respect your choice. but I’ve been working right through Covid and had no choice to work from home etc
So don’t say I can’t go to a game when others In other areas are doing just that
 
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Chazz Rheinhold said:
Do you think all foreign holidays should still be banned? Far more risk on a plane with a few hundred people in close proximity?
This is about freedom of choice and it’s been taken away from us by some ****ers on a faceless committee. If you don’t and wouldn’t go I respect your choice. but I’ve been working right through Covid and had no choice to work from home etc
So don’t say I can’t go to a game when others In other areas are doing just that
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Yes foreign holidays should be banned.

No you shouldn't be going to football games and neither should anybody else.

The longer this refusal to sacrifice holidays, football games, pubs, etc goes on, the more it spreads around and the more people die.
 
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TreeHugger said:
Yes foreign holidays should be banned.

No you shouldn't be going to football games and neither should anybody else.

The longer this refusal to sacrifice holidays, football games, pubs, etc goes on, the more it spreads around and the more people die.
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Sweden got it wrong then? Presume your job won't be affected if pubs shut and never open again?
Public sector worker on full pay by any chance?
 
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Urika Peece. said:
Luton chucked the towel in straightaway and didn't take part. They made no effort to take part in the trial.
City had put the precautions in place, even at the short notice given by the EFL, because they wanted to take part. They also want fans back in the stadium on Oct 2nd. You believe me or you don't, but why would they go to the trouble of issuing invites if they expected to be knocked back ? The match programmes had even gone to print.
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It was a genuine question, I wasn't saying I didn't believe you, I was just asking if you knew what they had done.
I wasn't aware they had printed a programme or sent out invites.
Do you know if they had done anything about attendees safety or to deal with the previous concerns about people being able to suggest friends to sit with (maybe they covered that in the invites?)
 
dennisboothstash said:
It was a genuine question, I wasn't saying I didn't believe you, I was just asking if you knew what they had done.
I wasn't aware they had printed a programme or sent out invites.
Do you know if they had done anything about attendees safety or to deal with the previous concerns about people being able to suggest friends to sit with (maybe they covered that in the invites?)
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I will pm you.
 
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TreeHugger said:
Yes foreign holidays should be banned.

No you shouldn't be going to football games and neither should anybody else.

The longer this refusal to sacrifice holidays, football games, pubs, etc goes on, the more it spreads around and the more people die.
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So where do you draw the line then? Because the longer we keep running scared the bigger long term effect this is going to have on absolutely everyone
 
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TreeHugger said:
Yes foreign holidays should be banned.

No you shouldn't be going to football games and neither should anybody else.

The longer this refusal to sacrifice holidays, football games, pubs, etc goes on, the more it spreads around and the more people die.
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But foreign holidays aren’t banned. Schools are now back. Life is going on. It has to.
If you or your wife are high risk then absolutely you shouldn’t be going.
 
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Urika Peece. said:
Luton chucked the towel in straightaway and didn't take part. They made no effort to take part in the trial.
City had put the precautions in place, even at the short notice given by the EFL, because they wanted to take part. They also want fans back in the stadium on Oct 2nd. You believe me or you don't, but why would they go to the trouble of issuing invites if they expected to be knocked back ? The match programmes had even gone to print.
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Because they are incapable of analysing problems or making intelligent unselfish decisions.
 
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TreeHugger said:
Yes foreign holidays should be banned.

No you shouldn't be going to football games and neither should anybody else.

The longer this refusal to sacrifice holidays, football games, pubs, etc goes on, the more it spreads around and the more people die.
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You can't ban everything, society would pretty quickly collapse. If more people actually acknowledged the problem and took some responsibility for behaving accordingly we'd be a lot better off. So, go on a foreign holiday and if you're required to quarantine afterwards then do it. Go to pubs/restaurants but don't give false contact details for track and trace. Wear a mask where you're supposed to. Keep your distance.
 
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Sagman said:
Hit the nail on the head
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Sagman.didnt the club's covid plans satisfy the safety advisory group/Council for it to be approved?hopefully one day we will be back in the kcom stadium can't see it fan's being back in October
 
Plum said:
You can't ban everything, society would pretty quickly collapse. If more people actually acknowledged the problem and took some responsibility for behaving accordingly we'd be a lot better off. So, go on a foreign holiday and if you're required to quarantine afterwards then do it. Go to pubs/restaurants but don't give false contact details for track and trace. Wear a mask where you're supposed to. Keep your distance.
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Your points are all valid.
I suspect TreeHugger is coming from the point of view that there are more people with "Bournemouth Beach" attidudes out there than many realize. The government seems to be waffling on this issue. There are dangers opening up/relieving restraints until the numbers drop or an effective, safe vaccine has been developed. At the moment there is an alarming upward trend.
If you watched todays presentation/presser by the scientists, you'd see the dilemma the power people are under. It's been there since this plague hit us.
 
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Barchullona said:
Not mentioning it. Though it goes without saying. Got relegated and have 22,000 season ticket holders, a sell out of all those available. 95% ground capacity for the last 12 years including a spell in Div 3. The only times not a full house was when away teams didn't sell their allocation.
Their game got the go ahead as did Middlesbrough. Would love to know why it was possible there but not in the pioneering city of Hull.
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Let's be honest, it's either watching the Canaries or tractor-spotting in that neck of the woods- nowt else to do there.
 
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