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Willywill · 23rd February 2021, 08.01:10

I have a mate inFlorida. For him nothing much has changed he is encouraged to wear a mask and nearly everything has carried on as per usual, despite the fact that folks are dropping like flies due to COVID. The jabs are coming through to the population very slowly (if you have medical insurance).
Not surprising, when the leader of this fine country, up until recently, didn’t take COVID seriously. The reckless idiot! The USA decided to put all their eggs in one basket - work straight through it and don’t disturb the economy. Is that because they are so money driven? You bet.
At least in Europe, our performance has been similar. A mixture of lockdown and help the economy. Surely that’s the fairest way. COVID is such an unprecedented situation - how can anyone be ridiculed for not knowing how many of us would be taken by it?

podders · 23rd February 2021, 09.46:03

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Originally Posted by Wyn

Following todays statement from Boris it looks like we could potentially get a crowd of 4,000 in for our last league match this season.

Although we need to see what happens to Mr Cleeves team in the meantime.

Obviously a chance of a home match in the playoffs but this could be it for the season.

https://fanbanter.co.uk/boris-johnso...lWdDsZsD9Ixf0s

No ones picked up on it but Kings Lynn can have fans attending games from March 29th as they wont be affected by the rule of 6.

percy vere · 23rd February 2021, 10.42:02

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Originally Posted by petered

Totally agree with you on this Foxy.
It's an absolute farce.

Ironic how they say getting children back into education is a top priority but opening hairdressers seems to be more of a priority.
Just another example of absolutely no clue how to deal with the situation.

Too f**king right. Sod education I need a haircut

Wxm boy · 23rd February 2021, 11.11:50

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Originally Posted by Jaded

Didn’t Vallance say 20,000 was best case?

Yes, was just another lie from a left wing poster.
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thedischunter96 · 23rd February 2021, 12.48:44

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Originally Posted by 138+NotOut

Not quite right but I get your drift. Let's see how feasible this all is. Boris Johnson has a history of overpromising and underdelivering.

I can't see England doing it by 17th May.

Everywhere will re-open and then close like it did last year.

What amazed me last year was, you could go and eat in a cafe/pub etc but couldn't go to the match. Sitting down to eat with no masks. Yet as soon as you stand up the mask had to be put back on.

However, we were not allowed to the match, even though we would be sat outside in the fresh air.

Willywill · 23rd February 2021, 13.14:34

If we sat down, or stood, at a game and didn’t open our mouths fair enough. We all know that during a game, most of us behave totally out of character. Shouting, singing, gesturing aggressively. Perhaps not everybody, but we do forget where we are some days. Despite being “outside”, that is how the virus spreads.
Probably a trip to the pub for a drink or meal, may see more controlled behaviour. I am sounding like one of my old teachers!

Birdy · 23rd February 2021, 13.28:30

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Originally Posted by JonWrexhamfc

The obsession by some for further restrictions and extending of lockdowns is beyond belief.

Exactly, once we have had the vaccine what exactly is the issue? I think Boris's plans are a good balance between not acting to quickly and being too slow. If his plans were anymore delayed then the economy would be ruined along with all the other side effects lockdown has.

thedischunter96 · 23rd February 2021, 15.08:00

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Originally Posted by Birdy

Exactly, once we have had the vaccine what exactly is the issue? I think Boris's plans are a good balance between not acting to quickly and being too slow. If his plans were anymore delayed then the economy would be ruined along with all the other side effects lockdown has.

The vaccine is only 70% effective....

wil · 23rd February 2021, 15.28:18

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Originally Posted by thedischunter96

The vaccine is only 70% effective....

Pfizer 90 - 95% effectiveness

According to this a lot higher ?

https://www.the-scientist.com/news-o...d-study--68439

thedischunter96 · 23rd February 2021, 15.44:56

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Originally Posted by wil

Pfizer 90 - 95% effectiveness

According to this a lot higher ?

https://www.the-scientist.com/news-o...d-study--68439

Thats the Gates one.

Lots have been having the Oxford one over the last few weeks.....

23rd February 2021, 08.01:10	#31-0 (permalink)
Willywill Legend Racecourse Spot: Yale stand Real Name: Johnny Windows Twitter: @	Re: Chance of a crowd v Kings Lynn I have a mate inFlorida. For him nothing much has changed he is encouraged to wear a mask and nearly everything has carried on as per usual, despite the fact that folks are dropping like flies due to COVID. The jabs are coming through to the population very slowly (if you have medical insurance). Not surprising, when the leader of this fine country, up until recently, didn’t take COVID seriously. The reckless idiot! The USA decided to put all their eggs in one basket - work straight through it and don’t disturb the economy. Is that because they are so money driven? You bet. At least in Europe, our performance has been similar. A mixture of lockdown and help the economy. Surely that’s the fairest way. COVID is such an unprecedented situation - how can anyone be ridiculed for not knowing how many of us would be taken by it?

23rd February 2021, 13.14:34	#36-0 (permalink)
Willywill Legend Racecourse Spot: Yale stand Real Name: Johnny Windows Twitter: @	Re: Chance of a crowd v Kings Lynn If we sat down, or stood, at a game and didn’t open our mouths fair enough. We all know that during a game, most of us behave totally out of character. Shouting, singing, gesturing aggressively. Perhaps not everybody, but we do forget where we are some days. Despite being “outside”, that is how the virus spreads. Probably a trip to the pub for a drink or meal, may see more controlled behaviour. I am sounding like one of my old teachers!