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3 minutes ago, Harry said:
And race. Go on say it……..
God you’re strange. But yes, the proportion of fully vaccinated amongst minorities is lower than white British.
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On 24/11/2021 at 08:57, Tristan Cork said:
Ha ha. Now Gregor's gone I don't know who to complain to!!!
But nah, it would be better to complain to the club direct...5 minutes ago, Tristan Cork said:you alright mate? life must be dull if you screenshot my twitter page, post it here and call it 'interesting'.
I was replying to this you freak. Any how, it’s probably in the best interest that people are aware you are a journalist.
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1 minute ago, Harry said:
Not at all judgemental.
“I’m right and anyone who disagrees is thick and poor”.
What a nice chap.There is a direct and proven correlation between education level and vaccine hesitancy.
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1 hour ago, Eddie Hitler said:
The difference was that there is a long-established safe vaccine for influenza and initially there wasn't one at all for Covid.
Now that the elderly and vulnerable, plus anyone else who wants it, are vaccinated then yes we should simply learn to live with Covid and produce vaccines tailored to each strain as happens for 'flu vaccine.
I don't think people are being obtuse here but rather reading what they want to read rather than what is actually written; which brings me back to this being a "polarised debate" rather than a sensible one.
Flu jab changes every year, and is different in different parts of the world. Want that tested for five years every time it is changed?
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5 minutes ago, Numero Uno said:
No, some of them aren't and so I would have expected a lot more to have been vaccinated and particularly for clubs to make sure they are vaccinated if they are a bit thick. These are valuable assets after all. So the question is why?
Probably social media. There’s a direct correlation between education level and proportion of population vaccinated. Sad, I know, but a reality
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Just now, Numero Uno said:
Well it wouldn't be a simple answer if he was a lone wolf but I get the distinct impression he isn't and there are far too many footballers playing the game who would only refuse to take a vaccine if they were advised not to. I've had all my jabs and I'm not into conspiracy theories but it does make you wonder why many footballers are effectively being "allowed" to catch the virus.
Football players are not renowned for being particularly intelligent.
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On 23/02/2020 at 11:40, The Coach said:
Has the whole Coronavirus been blown out of proportion? Especially when more die suffering from flu etc
On 23/02/2020 at 13:34, phantom said:No
Exactly this
Usual overreaction
We're we not supposed to all be killed by SARS and bird flu?
Oh my
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34 minutes ago, Harry said:
I see James54De hasn’t managed to find a shred of evidence to his quite extraordinary claim. We’re 3 days on from his post now. Is there any evidence at all for this 600% increase in hospitalisations in South Africa????
From 687 in week 46, to 5.944 in week 49
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5 minutes ago, big p said:
What the hell is our health secretary setting rules for other countries then..ha ha .. You need a coved pass when you return to the UK. My god!
You can’t get out of the country without a covid pass, to get back in without one.
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1 minute ago, big p said:
Well who the funking hell has it got to do with then. Jesus Christ! Time to take a break because you guys are just way too much
Other governments you thick ****
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3 minutes ago, big p said:
What about travel? What about the fact 12 -15 year olds will need to travel. I'm sure this is OK with you aswell.
Got nothing to do with the UK government, that.
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2 minutes ago, Super said:
That last lap was a thing of beauty. Sensational driving from Max.
Really. Against 30 lap old hards.
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6 hours ago, pillred said:
Where the hell did you get the figure of 600% it's 83%, still a higher figure than I thought admittedly but the stays are down from 6 days to less than 2 days on average. and the vast majority of people are having mild symptoms. You also have to factor in the fact that less than a quarter of S Africans have had any vaccinations at all as opposed to over 80% here.
No, it is not
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14 hours ago, pillred said:
It's been around for at least a month, more than enough time for doctors or scientists to have been able to come to some sort of conclusion, so far the vast majority of people who have had it are now recovered and were not hospitalised I mean a 255% increase in cases in S Africa and a tiny rise in hospital cases how much more proof do you need?
It’s no where near a “tiny rise”. Hospitalisations have increased by 600% in South Africa.
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3 hours ago, spudski said:
The virus doesn't choose to be different from country to country. We are all humans. It affects us the same way. The ' experts' do agree it's mild.
Seriously this is not about health and spreading anymore.
The government listen to the experts, then put in rules that don't make any sense.
It's totally symbolic.
You've got world leaders mixing, putting on masks for the cameras, then taking them off when meeting others, shaking hands and hugging.
Why anyone else can't see this amazes me.
These Governments, world leaders listen to the experts and scientists first hand. They get all the info. Yet they don't abide by the rules they set for us.
As human beings, you would do as advised by the Scientists. You wouldn't ignore it. So why are the Government going about their lives like there is nothing to worry about...they aren't in fear of getting ill. What do they know that we don't. They would comply whole heartedly if otherwise for their own health.
scientists don’t agree it’s “mild”. It has been stated that verrrryyy early indications suggest it may lead to shorter hospital stays and less deaths. Encouraging indications? yes. Agreement? Absolutely not. There was also the same things being said about Alpha, and that ended up cause higher rates of hospitalisation and death than previous strains.
In fact, hospitalisations are now ticking up in the UK, about a week after cases did, so who knows.- 3
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It amazes me how thick so many people are. Wow.
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20 hours ago, Port Said Red said:
Just download it to your wallet when you get on, then you wo t need to access the app
20 hours ago, E.G.Red said:It's working again now, but I can imagine 2.45 on a Saturday afternoon the system could be overloaded
As above
19 hours ago, Pezo said:I'm with @Harry.
I've been double jabbed for ages (after being initially sceptical and having to do a lot of research to find out it's basically a flu vaccine that's customised for COVID - so has been in use for a long time), I wear a mask, clean my hands regularly ect ect - perfect little sheep.
That being said I don't want to have to prove my status for anything just to travel and attend events in our country (I get it if going abroad - there's some quiet nasty stuff out there), to have to prove it to a club that I attend on a regular basis and to what will likely be stewards that we all know form more uninformed opinions than this forum (and quicker as well) - na not doing it.
I will be staying away and watching via NordAirways.
Hate to piss on your bonfire, but it really is not that.
10 hours ago, Red Army 75 said:My covid passport is only valid for 2 days. Twice I have tried it. Any ideas why it’s only giving 2 days at a time. Thanks for any information
Click the travel pass, verify your account with the picture it asks you to take. Then should last for 30 days.
10 hours ago, lenred said:That’s always been the case for me. Never heard of the app showing a month’s pass.
As above
9 hours ago, CheddarReds said:Do you mind me asking where your registered with your GP?
In Wales it only seems to give a 48 hour covid pass. Could be why?
Hi, how do you get a hard copy? I've tried to find one online but can only find a digital QR code. Thanks in advance.
I’m in wales too and have a 30 day pass. Do as above.
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7 minutes ago, Super said:
Is that the worst ever start to a premier league season?
9th worst start. 7 points.
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1 minute ago, cityal said:
quaracep = main thigh muscle
Not quite. Quadriceps is a muscle group made of 4 muscles, hence the name. The main one for injuries is the recuts femoris, generally.
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Solid defensively, but needs to stop limping it forward at every opportunity.
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On 23/10/2021 at 17:30, harrys said:
So they don’t get ready cash, so what are these services that people in Cardiff or Newport get that I don’t get?
Free prescriptions; greatly increased grants for students; quicker doctor appointments; etc.
On 23/10/2021 at 18:03, BS3_RED said:Clueless. Cardiff start building theirs early next year ( I live in Newport)
I live in cardiff. Not got planning permission yet, nor even Business case agreements. This has also been in the works since ~2007. Even if everything goes swimmingly from now it’s been accepted it won’t be open till at least 2025.
Plus, the Motorpoint is almost certainly being knocked down rather soon.
Who's clueless now?
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A journalist whom struggles to compose a simple sentence. Sad indictment of Reach, and perhaps, the wider news media.