Match Off Saturday

[willyheckerslike]

Not all bad news.....it's one less match for Keates & Co. to balls up!

[TWREX]

Originally Posted by Rob

It does feel a bit odd, and agree that the season may not finish.

I still think the club could and should do more (or at least something!) to promote local public health messaging.

Don’t know about public health, it’ll make me feel a whole let better if Keates has managed his last game.

[Back of the Kop]

Originally Posted by TopCornerFergie

Plenty more rest

https://www.wokingfc.co.uk/news/arti...tch-postponed/

Well at least our players will be raring to go after another long rest.....Oh, wait a minute, just remembered Stockport.

In all seriousness, the season looks in the balance now, or at least chances are we will be playing games into June/July

[Rob]

Originally Posted by DenbighRed

Agree. The transmission rate in Wrexham is terrifyingly high at the moment, but I don't get the sense it's getting the coverage Merthyr for example had a few weeks ago when it was the highest rate in the UK.

Football club has thousands of followers on social media, they should use that platform for highlight the seriousness of the current situation.

Agreed.

Also quite scary when you see some 'its just the flu' 'scamdemic' 'casedemic' facebook educated types who are also Wrexham fans / 'co owners' etc re-publishing the nonsense. It is hardly encouraging for the case for fans to go back when you could be sat next to someone who think as they are ok, or it had a mild affect on them, then everyone is fine / making it up.

[bowler]

Especially when we have had a case of an 8 year old dying from Covid which stops the fallacy it's an(old persons disease)

[Phils-an-alki]

Originally Posted by benwilliams

Obviously health comes first but not a bad thing from a pure football perspective as gives us more time to bring in better players
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Hilarious stuff

[Corner Flag]

Originally Posted by DenbighRed

Realistically there's got to be serious doubt as to whether or not this season finishes.

Eastleigh players isolating for 10 day, so assume our game with them on Tuesday is off. That's already two games we'll need to reschedule.

Part of me thinks with the hospitals as full as they are should football be playing. An ambulance and two paramedics had to take Lainton to hospital at Bromley, God forbid that happened again, would we feel OK putting that sort of unnecessary strain on the NHS at the moment?

I was visiting Wrexham Maelor last week and hardly anyone there and was seen straight away and in and out in 15mins .

[Ben]

Originally Posted by Back of the Kop

In all seriousness, the season looks in the balance now, or at least chances are we will be playing games into June/July

Looks very likely at this stage, but you'd think it's an easier decision to write off the season after 14/15 games compared to last season when it was all kicking off. January appears pretty much written off, so the window to get the games played and have some kind of summer break looks pretty small.

[blackbrookred]

Originally Posted by Corner Flag

I was visiting Wrexham Maelor last week and hardly anyone there and was seen straight away and in and out in 15mins .

So you went around all the wards looking what was going on? Like Bonney ward which is the gynaecology ward, but is currently housing covid patients.