redrobo wrote:Thanks Boris for saying that all being well stadiums can reopen to live sports from 17 May.....just as our season has finished.....but possibly play offs...
Cheers for nothing....
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/ ... t-covid-19
redrobo wrote:Thanks Boris for saying that all being well stadiums can reopen to live sports from 17 May.....just as our season has finished.....but possibly play offs...
Cheers for nothing....
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/ ... t-covid-19
Little Shrimp wrote:Not sure why people are complaining at being able to go see the play-off final
Scouseport_Shrimp wrote:I hope I'm very wrong, but I fear the roadmap could all turn turtle.....the Human Race is far too demanding, argumentative, and basically stupid.
First thing that needs doing is to reel-in the media, any feck-ups by either the authorities or the general public will get blown out of all proportion, there's plenty of that still to come.
While it seems much of the world is too busy fighting or in internal conflict, thus making Covid almost impossible to stem, I really can't see foreign travel taking off any time soon.
Mother Earth is having a laugh at us mortals.
black morse wrote:Scouseport_Shrimp wrote:I hope I'm very wrong, but I fear the roadmap could all turn turtle.....the Human Race is far too demanding, argumentative, and basically stupid.
First thing that needs doing is to reel-in the media, any feck-ups by either the authorities or the general public will get blown out of all proportion, there's plenty of that still to come.
While it seems much of the world is too busy fighting or in internal conflict, thus making Covid almost impossible to stem, I really can't see foreign travel taking off any time soon.
Mother Earth is having a laugh at us mortals.
A lot of truth I'm that Scouseport. The decline in daily cases already shows signs of stalling. It may be a blip but it is worrying!
BerlinWaller wrote:black morse wrote:Scouseport_Shrimp wrote:I hope I'm very wrong, but I fear the roadmap could all turn turtle.....the Human Race is far too demanding, argumentative, and basically stupid.
First thing that needs doing is to reel-in the media, any feck-ups by either the authorities or the general public will get blown out of all proportion, there's plenty of that still to come.
While it seems much of the world is too busy fighting or in internal conflict, thus making Covid almost impossible to stem, I really can't see foreign travel taking off any time soon.
Mother Earth is having a laugh at us mortals.
A lot of truth I'm that Scouseport. The decline in daily cases already shows signs of stalling. It may be a blip but it is worrying!
When you "cases" do you actually mean people that have tested positive for the virus?
Phil Anderer wrote:I think one of, if not the, most important figure is people in hospital. I'm sure I heard there's a backlog of something like 10 million people waiting for treatment/surgery which are not Covid-related, but because of the demands on the NHS these are getting pushed further and further back. This includes cancer treatments/investigation, so it literally could be life and death for some people. Until the figures for people in hospital get down to sensible, manageable levels, restrictions will still be in place to try to keep the load on the NHS under control.
Phil Anderer wrote:I think one of, if not the, most important figure is people in hospital. I'm sure I heard there's a backlog of something like 10 million people waiting for treatment/surgery which are not Covid-related, but because of the demands on the NHS these are getting pushed further and further back. This includes cancer treatments/investigation, so it literally could be life and death for some people. Until the figures for people in hospital get down to sensible, manageable levels, restrictions will still be in place to try to keep the load on the NHS under control.
BerlinWaller wrote:16,000 people in hospital with Covid as of today so you would think that with 1,300,000 employees, the NHS would be able to cope.
BerlinWaller wrote:16,000 people in hospital with Covid as of today so you would think that with 1,300,000 employees, the NHS would be able to cope.
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