Premier League 2019-2020 we’re off

[Stuart_C]

Why not? You're going to win it next year anyway. What's one more year to wait?

😂😂

 

[Fish]

Why not? You're going to win it next year anyway. What's one more year to wait?

Why will they? If City don’t get their ban overturned, do you not think with no distraction of CL that would be a huge advantage?

 

[Bazzatron]

I’d be amazed if Wolves punish him 😉

Wish we did in the semi last year.


I'm not over it and don't think I ever will be.

 

[Slime]

Why not? You're going to win it next year anyway. What's one more year to wait?

Pardon?

 

[Stuart_C]

Wish we did in the semi last year.


I'm not over it and don't think I ever will be.

Dont let it make you bitter, you'll get your turn.

Revenge is sweet, Arsenal haunted me for years, the cardiff cup final was a part repayment.

👍

 

[jobr1850]

Three of the six positive tests at Watford.

 

[Stuart_C]

Three of the six positive tests at Watford.

really? Any players?

 

[ColchesterFC]

Why will they? If City don’t get their ban overturned, do you not think with no distraction of CL that would be a huge advantage?

Pardon?

Well it's next year. It's going to be their year.

 

[JamesR]

Ian Woan, Burnley coach, has tested positive.
Asystematic however

 

[Stuart_C]

Just read the rest of Watford team won’t be going to training tomorrow. Bit of a strange decision imo, when everyone else has tested negative.

 

[ColchesterFC]

Just read the rest of Watford team won’t be going to training tomorrow. Bit of a strange decision imo, when everyone else has tested negative.

I assume that there was a delay between testing and getting the results back so in that time others within the squad could've been infected. Possibly also goes back to my previous question as to how long it takes to show up as a positive test after being infected.

 

[Stuart_C]

I assume that there was a delay between testing and getting the results back so in that time others within the squad could've been infected. Possibly also goes back to my previous question as to how long it takes to show up as a positive test after being infected.

They were all tested on the same day As far as I’m aware. 3days iirc.

Barring those 3 people, if none of the players have got it, and the training ground is limiting access to building and facilities there are cleaned and sanitised there’s no way They can catch it at training can they?

 

[ger147]

They were all tested on the same day As far as I’m aware. 3days iirc.

Barring those 3 people, if none of the players have got it, and the training ground is limiting access to building and facilities there are cleaned and sanitised there’s no way They can catch it at training can they?

The incubation period can be up to 14 days (the median is estimated at about 5 days) so any number of them could have it.

 

[GB72]

The incubation period can be up to 14 days (the median is estimated at about 5 days) so any number of them could have it.

Guess it depends if they were all in isolation up to testing and stayed there until the results were known

 

[fundy]

Guess it depends if they were all in isolation up to testing and stayed there until the results were known

footballers, isolation? come on Greg you read the press, not a cat in hells chance lol

 

[GB72]

footballers, isolation? come on Greg you read the press, not a cat in hells chance lol

I meant from other staff and players, not expecting miracles 😁

 

[ColchesterFC]

They were all tested on the same day As far as I’m aware. 3days iirc.

Barring those 3 people, if none of the players have got it, and the training ground is limiting access to building and facilities there are cleaned and sanitised there’s no way They can catch it at training can they?

We need someone with more knowledge of the subject to help us out here. Do those that are asymptomatic still test positive? After being infected how long does it take to show up as a positive test? If the virus can live on a metal surface for 2 to 3 days is it possible that someone could pick it up from a door handle 2 + 1/2 days after the infected person has been removed from the location?

I'm not aiming those questions at you in particular Stu, but more that those are the sort of questions that need answers to make it safe for football to restart.

 

[Stuart_C]

The incubation period can be up to 14 days (the median is estimated at about 5 days) so any number of them could have it.

There has to be a start point. This initial test is that. They’ll be tested regularly and no doubt once the antibody tests begin they’ll have them done aswell.

 

[Orikoru]

Three of the six positive tests at Watford.

Deeney made the right call then!

 

[Stuart_C]

We need someone with more knowledge of the subject to help us out here. Do those that are asymptomatic still test positive? After being infected how long does it take to show up as a positive test? If the virus can live on a metal surface for 2 to 3 days is it possible that someone could pick it up from a door handle 2 + 1/2 days after the infected person has been removed from the location?

I'm not aiming those questions at you in particular Stu, but more that those are the sort of questions that need answers to make it safe for football to restart.

Most definitely. I’ll ask my tart tomorrow she’ll know more about it working on the frontline in the hospital.

Yes, Dalglish recently tested positive even though he was asymptomatic.

As Ger said previously around 5days but can take upto 2wks

Yes they could.