The Covid card

[Back of the Kop]

In reference to the ridiculously late cancellation of today's test match does anyone think the Covid card will be played by a number of National League teams this season, especially when they're due a really tough game or they have injuries to key players ?

[techender]

Chesterfield will. No doubt about it.

[Ooh aah Paskin]

Originally Posted by techender

Chesterfield will. No doubt about it.

[moynkeepthefaith]

I was more scared of Kohli than Covid

[Get It Forward]

Yeovil have already done it
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[Foxy]

Originally Posted by Back of the Kop

In reference to the ridiculously late cancellation of today's test match does anyone think the Covid card will be played by a number of National League teams this season, especially when they're due a really tough game or they have injuries to key players ?

Conveniently being used as an excuse in every walk of life for failure and poor service.

[Iggy Pop]

Originally Posted by Foxy

Conveniently being used as an excuse in every walk of life for failure and poor service.

This ^

[fezbob]

Where can one obtain a Covid card? Is it like a Nandos black card?
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[WrexSi]

Originally Posted by Foxy

Conveniently being used as an excuse in every walk of life for failure and poor service.

Correct. Also being used to offer goods or services to customers, then delaying them by several months whilst retaining your money.

Going back to the OP, yes, we are facing a winter where clubs will play the covid card, and it’ll be genuine most times too, sadly.

I think December through March will see a fair bit of fixture disruption.