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TopCornerFergie · 29th July 2020, 08.53:09

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Originally Posted by Red Light

Another problem which you have highlighted - youngsters / anti mask brigade / then we add football and alcohol to the mix - doesn't bode well for those long dark winter moths in a town where the infection rate is currently about as high as you can get in Wales.

No need to get into a flap, I'm sure our fans will see the light

Quay Red · 29th July 2020, 10.02:21

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Originally Posted by LlayDragon

What, now the Maelor has stopped speaking under it's breath about how many Covid patients are there?

Wrexham is the current Covid hot-spot in Wales.

If a local lock-down happens that's not going to help Keates' glorious renaissance start in October is it?

That's not a bad thing at the moment.
At least the facts are there for all to see, Testing can and should be increased as should the resulting self isolation to combat the local spread. Area gets a clean bill of health in 2 to 3 weeks.

Rob · 29th July 2020, 10.28:53

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Originally Posted by Red Light

Another problem which you have highlighted - youngsters / anti mask brigade / then we add football and alcohol to the mix - doesn't bode well for those long dark winter moths in a town where the infection rate is currently about as high as you can get in Wales.

https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/cases-2019-ncov-eueea

That darker bit around here is mainly due to Wrexham for context.

TopCornerFergie · 29th July 2020, 11.29:05

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Originally Posted by Rob

https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/cases-2019-ncov-eueea

That darker bit around here is mainly due to Wrexham for context.

Since when have we been in North East Spain?

Willywill · 29th July 2020, 11.44:41

Isnt the biggest single reason for this second local rise in Covid19, the fact that workers at Rowan Foods were told in March NOT to commute together (ie social distancing). And, basically, they didn't. Thanks guys.

fluffysheepsupporter · 29th July 2020, 14.25:37

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Originally Posted by Red Light

You mean they have managed it for a few weeks in the middle of summer - what happens when winter kicks in and we have 16 hours of daily darkness.

Another problem which you have highlighted - youngsters / anti mask brigade / then we add football and alcohol to the mix - doesn't bode well for those long dark winter moths in a town where the infection rate is currently about as high as you can get in Wales.

The restaurants and pubs in England and Scotland have managed to adapt to outdoors and in . It is only Wales where you cannot cross the threshold for a meal and a pint. They have one way systems in doors and everywhere is socially distanced. No problem is insurmountable even in a football ground, what ever the season.

fluffysheepsupporter · 29th July 2020, 14.27:51

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Originally Posted by Willywill

Isnt the biggest single reason for this second local rise in Covid19, the fact that workers at Rowan Foods were told in March NOT to commute together (ie social distancing). And, basically, they didn't. Thanks guys.

Is there then a link between Rowan Foods and the areas of Hightown and Caia Park?

Wxm boy · 29th July 2020, 17.44:37

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Originally Posted by fluffysheepsupporter

Is there then a link between Rowan Foods and the areas of Hightown and Caia Park?

Immigrant workforce??
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michaelps · 31st July 2020, 14.47:18

With all the posts about the board meetings and trust shenanigans it's worth noting Johnson's announcements at midday today I think. In among all the stuff about the Greater Manchester semi lockdown it was announced the trial sporting events (Goodwood races, snooker and Surrey/Middlesex cricket) can no longer take place with crowds.

It was also said by Chris Whitty the chief medical officer that we are at the outer limit of how much can/will stay open in society. IE: that the next moves now (as in Manchester area) will be to impose more restrictions not open up more stuff.

Of course there is also the separate issue about the different tighter limits and rules in Wales to England.

But Johnson's statement today stopping spectators attending trial events makes it clear we are not going to be having football with crowds in place any time soon in England let alone Wales.

This is very bad news for all clubs outside the Premiership and maybe Championship who need gate money to survive.

I don't think we can underestimate how important this is and how worrying it is. After this announcement I wouldn't bet a penny piece on the season starting on 3rd October.

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Willywill Due a Testimonial Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Yale stand Real Name: Johnny Windows Twitter: @	Re: October 3rd start ? Isnt the biggest single reason for this second local rise in Covid19, the fact that workers at Rowan Foods were told in March NOT to commute together (ie social distancing). And, basically, they didn't. Thanks guys.

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michaelps Legend Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @mikesutto	Re: October 3rd start ? With all the posts about the board meetings and trust shenanigans it's worth noting Johnson's announcements at midday today I think. In among all the stuff about the Greater Manchester semi lockdown it was announced the trial sporting events (Goodwood races, snooker and Surrey/Middlesex cricket) can no longer take place with crowds. It was also said by Chris Whitty the chief medical officer that we are at the outer limit of how much can/will stay open in society. IE: that the next moves now (as in Manchester area) will be to impose more restrictions not open up more stuff. Of course there is also the separate issue about the different tighter limits and rules in Wales to England. But Johnson's statement today stopping spectators attending trial events makes it clear we are not going to be having football with crowds in place any time soon in England let alone Wales. This is very bad news for all clubs outside the Premiership and maybe Championship who need gate money to survive. I don't think we can underestimate how important this is and how worrying it is. After this announcement I wouldn't bet a penny piece on the season starting on 3rd October.