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Posted
1 minute ago, Casino said:

Maybe now we could

Weeks back, no, i dont they could

If theyd filled up the hosptals with old folks with low chances of survival while young uns were dying due to the lack of a bed, i wouldve said they got it wrong

Everything we did was to reduce the numbers needing hospital care

Otherwise, what was the point

they did it in China, they converted stadiums and buildings for coronavirus only and had over a dozen halfway house  temporary hospitals too - kept them apart from other patients and public - no idea if we could have done the same, goes back to the original point that we were a bit slow and ill prepared.

Posted
6 minutes ago, ProfessorWoland said:

Was slightly facetiously in response to this question you posed re Cheltenham:

 

I think there's some truth to it though, a lot of the people there would be natural risk takers and no-one ever thinks it will happen to them until it does. 

 

 

 

If they put another Cheltenham on next week there'd be thousands there. 

Posted
5 minutes ago, peelyfeet said:

they did it in China, they converted stadiums and buildings for coronavirus only and had over a dozen halfway house  temporary hospitals too - kept them apart from other patients and public - no idea if we could have done the same, goes back to the original point that we were a bit slow and ill prepared.

Well, very possibly

Im only disagreeing with the suggestion we were daft not to fill up the hospitals with aged cv sufferers

If we didnt care about filling up the beds we may as well have cracked on, imo

Posted
1 minute ago, Tombwfc said:

 

If they put another Cheltenham on next week there'd be thousands there. 

Id go watch us with 10k in the reebok on saturday

Scarf over face, probs

 

Posted
4 minutes ago, Casino said:

Testing 60k a day

Nice

But, maybe thats because people arent requesting tests

 

I'm still not sure why people get so excited about the volume of tests, ideally if you need a test, then you have to be tested everyday, until a vaccine appears don't you. Just because to test negative at 3pm, it doesn't mean you can't catch it 10 minutes later once you walk out of the test centre

I'd have thought, and hopefully we'll have one soon, that an antibody test is the only one that has any real merit

Posted
2 minutes ago, Casino said:

Id go watch us with 10k in the reebok on saturday

Scarf over face, probs

 

is that just so you can't smell Undies 😀

Posted
20 minutes ago, Casino said:

Testing 60k a day

Nice

But, maybe thats because people arent requesting tests

 

Testing 2k per day in Scotland. Just closed a new testing centre for that very reason as not enough for them to do. 

Posted

If we can't find enough people to test now, why do we need to get to 200k by the end of the month?

What was it Starmer said last week - having a target isn't a strategy.

Posted
2 hours ago, Casino said:

Maybe now we could

Weeks back, no, i dont they could

If theyd filled up the hosptals with old folks with low chances of survival while young uns were dying due to the lack of a bed, i wouldve said they got it wrong

Everything we did was to reduce the numbers needing hospital care

Otherwise, what was the point

 

I agree that hospital wasn't the place for them. I just wonder, with hindsight admittedly, whether they could've been housed in commandeered hotels or similar?

 

  

2 hours ago, Casino said:

Id go watch us with 10k in the reebok on saturday

 

 

 

East Stand Upper has been practising social distancing long before it became all the rage.  

 

Posted
2 hours ago, Tombwfc said:

If we can't find enough people to test now, why do we need to get to 200k by the end of the month?

What was it Starmer said last week - having a target isn't a strategy.

Once you have tracking in place idea should be to test everyone infected people have been in contact with. So with 4K or so new cases identified that will drive demand up. 
 

no idea why/how that bit is underlined. !  

Posted
1 hour ago, ProfessorWoland said:

 

I agree that hospital wasn't the place for them. I just wonder, with hindsight admittedly, whether they could've been housed in commandeered hotels or similar?

 

  

 

East Stand Upper has been practising social distancing long before it became all the rage.  

 

I know - loads of our clients were doing it in theatre as well. We could have ploughed on with 20% capacity!

Posted
1 minute ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Developed a sore throat this afternoon. Felt a bit knackered for a couple of days- could this be the lurgy?

Bad AIDS

Posted
6 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Developed a sore throat this afternoon. Felt a bit knackered for a couple of days- could this be the lurgy?

You'll soon find out...

the first signs I got (not that I realised at the time what it was) was a wildly fluctuating temperature, extremes both ways, then followed by lack of smell and taste

Posted
Just now, Sweep said:

You'll soon find out...

the first signs I got (not that I realised at the time what it was) was a wildly fluctuating temperature, extremes both ways, then followed by lack of smell and taste

Apparently you lose lack of feeling in the anal passage as well I’ve heard.  Shove a cucumber up your arse @Tonge moor green jacket and if it hurts you’ve not got the virus. 
 

if it slides up without hurting you’ve a story to tell us 😁

Posted
3 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Apparently you lose lack of feeling in the anal passage as well I’ve heard.  Shove a cucumber up your arse @Tonge moor green jacket and if it hurts you’ve not got the virus. 
 

if it slides up without hurting you’ve a story to tell us 😁

Little Whitt can vouch

Posted

Brother-in-laws test results came back today (he was tested 8 days ago). He's tested Positive for Covid-19, with no symptoms whatsoever. Good news in a way.

Posted
3 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Brother-in-laws test results came back today (he was tested 8 days ago). He's tested Positive for Covid-19, with no symptoms whatsoever. Good news in a way.

8 days to get the results back.... That's really shit

Posted
9 minutes ago, Sweep said:

8 days to get the results back.... That's really shit

They are overrun though. Over 100,000 tests a day and no spare testing capacity at all. I assume....?

Posted
39 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Developed a sore throat this afternoon. Felt a bit knackered for a couple of days- could this be the lurgy?

Sore throat is uncommon. Falling knackered is common. Rest up mate, if you feel knackered tomorrow, do nothing. Get some vitamins and fluids in you and sleep. No beer

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