Wolves / Covid-19

[StuardoWulf]

I woudn't be arsed if me mates can't go and it takes ages to get in and out.

Rather watch in the pub. I'm very much when the crowds are back I'm back

 

[Tony Towner]

October 1st date for fans being postponed as per Gove.

I went to watch Hednesford on Saturday, crowd of 600 so you could distance if you wanted to. A lot didn't though and nobody wore a mask. Leaving the ground at the end was the familiar shuffle

 

[lemonjelly]

assuming the 3 o'clock kick off times will be staggered for october/the rest of the year?

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

Depends on Sky and BT I guess

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Seems very likely that all the October games are going to be televised. They're only planning it out month-by-month, but they may as well plan everything for the rest of 2020 as we aren't getting back in.

 

[Kenny]

Seems very likely that all the October games are going to be televised. They're only planning it out month-by-month, but they may as well plan everything for the rest of 2020 as we aren't getting back in.

Going Month to Month as the Goverment could easily say you can have fans back in at any point (probably announced at 11.54pm via Twitter)

 

[Newbridge Wolf]

11.55pm tweet "you've let yourselves down and now we're banning fans until 2030"

 

[Langers]

11.55pm tweet "you've let yourselves down and now we're banning fans until 2030"

But then they'd miss the first half hour of the match?

 

[Tony Towner]

Seems very likely that all the October games are going to be televised. They're only planning it out month-by-month, but they may as well plan everything for the rest of 2020 as we aren't getting back in.

That's the price of loving your freedom.

 

[Newbridge Wolf]

But then they'd miss the first half hour of the match?

That'll teach me to attempt humour....

 

[lemonjelly]

with the potential for 6 months, could be easter before smaller groups could be back in stadiums.

 

[Tyrannosaurus Dan]

That's the price of loving your freedom.

I was going to insert a David Hasselhoff gif here but couldn't be bothered to try and work out how to do it on my phone.

 

[Kenny]

Coady out of the England due to coming into contact with someone with Covid so has to self isolate.

Turns out he had the virus back in March as well

 

[YoungWolf]

Wonder how that will impact his availability for the Southampton game?

 

[Kenny]

2 negative tests already. Presume he will have 2 or more tests before our next game.
Think if he keeps testing negative, which is highly likely, he will be fine.

 

[Sniffer]

It will depend upon when he has to isolate from. The 14 day rule is the law so....

 

[Kenny]

I think under the Elite sportsman rule he will be OK but who knows.

 

[Tony Towner]

It was before he joined up with England so unless it was Sunday then he'll be available, presuming Nuno will pick him without training for a fortnight

 

[Boozad]

It will depend upon when he has to isolate from. The 14 day rule is the law so....

My daughter’s been in contact with someone who tested positive, she had a test yesterday. School say if it comes back negative she can go back in.

 

[Sniffer]

My daughter’s been in contact with someone who tested positive, she had a test yesterday. School say if it comes back negative she can go back in.

Hopefully she'll test negative and be OK.

I'm not sure how the law works with kids and schools Booz as I'm in the same boat as you as my middle lad has been sent home due to a contact testing positive. His school have just said stay away for 14 days.

I've had an employee with the text message from test and trace this week. If he ignores the message he could be fined between £1k and £10k and a £10k fine for the employer if they force somebody to come into work.

"If someone is instructed to self-isolate by NHS Test and Trace, because they have had close contact with someone outside their household who has tested positive, they are legally required to self-isolate for the period notified by NHS Test and Trace. Both household and non-household contacts must self-isolate for the full period, regardless of whether they have symptoms and, if they develop symptoms and take a test, regardless of whether any test taken gives a negative result".

New legal duty to self-isolate comes into force today

From today, people in England will be required by law to self-isolate if they test positive or are contacted by NHS Test and Trace.

www.gov.uk