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15 minutes ago, Robin Wood said:

£500 a week if they take a cut in wages welcome to what is happening to a lot of people not everyone can work from home and are on full pay they are the lucky ones 

Surely you are classing a footballers job as only to play football and nothing else?

SO they can’t work from home by keeping fit, their food nutrition etc? 

44 minutes ago, lenred said:

Is that true? 

Unfortunately it is true, the “rent” Bristol sport was charging was being put up too much so they have had to go elsewhere. 

I imagine it was a couple of years back now. 

Sorry I should had said it wasn’t the car park but the use of the lounges etc. I was surprised Bristol sport charged at all let alone increased it.

12 minutes ago, steveybadger said:

Apologies if this has been raised already but is / could the club be doing something like this?

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/mar/29/home-park-nhs-find-new-ground-with-plymouth-coronavirus?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

Seeing as Bristol sport started charging the blood donation service too much to use the car park so they had to go elsewhere, i wouldn’t put it past them saying no this time. 

4 minutes ago, paul_fox said:

Very unclear. Will be a total lockdown by Friday 

None of it is unclear if you actually read the government docs on the gov.uk website 

13 minutes ago, Northern Red said:

New Zealand locked down. 102 cases, no deaths. No messing about.

What happens when it comes out of lockdown though 

1 hour ago, robin_unreliant said:

That was the kind of reaction I expected tbh. That isn't what I'm saying. Where is the shock and outrage for the 600,000 loved ones who die every year is the point. Why isn't there massive pressure to spend whatever it takes to save them when there isn't a pandemic. Why has everyone been happy to sit back and allow the govt to decide not to spend more on healthcare in the past when that is condemning people to die early? The reaction to this is at odds with how we normally decide spending on healthcate is all I'm saying. 

To but it’s bluntly, it’s easy for a lot to think the NHS has too much money as it is, this country is a very much me me me me and **** everyone else. 

There is no community anymore, you can tell this by the mass panic buying “as long as I’m ok **** the rest” . People don’t know their neighbours names etc, how likely are you going to help them etc. 

At least the only positive from This is people might start taking the NHS seriously instead of stripping it of everything like all public services.