Covid & Covid Passports - Rules & Logistics for City matches?

Very true.

 

Why wouldn’t they tell us which players? Other clubs have been fairly transparent.
Smacks like we’re hiding the truth to gain an advantage by playing Carlisle at a later date when all players are fit.

 

Not saying that they have to but why wouldn’t they when other clubs are naming their Covid hit players.

 

Not sure why we are questioning the club here. With the spread of Covid it's highly likely there is a case either with us or the opposition. Who cares which player it is, if the club feels its following protocol right then asking the game to be called off is correct.

 

https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/sport/sportlatest/19796596.bantams-season-put-hold-football-shutdown/

Did Parker mean to write "Hopes Growing For Festive Shutdown For Bradford City"?

Because he wrote "Fears", and I have no idea why.

 

Let’s all live in fear for the rest of our lives!!!!!!!

 

Have they ? I don't recall many clubs naming names and medical records are not meant to be for public consumption.

 

Yes, Brentford publicly revealed that Ivan Toney and Ethan Pinnock both have tested positive.
Numerous other clubs have also revealed the information.
What next? Players reported as injured but the clubs won’t reveal what the injury is?

 

Massive difference between an injury and a medical condition.

 

Welsh government have announced that spectators are banned from all indoor, outdoor, professional and community sports events from 26 December. Wonder if England will follow suit, in which case the discussion around passports is irrelevant.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-59729129

 

Looks like Scotland followed suit-ish

 

Yep, 500 max but that includes staff, TV people etc etc.

 

Expect them to sell out then as people travel to get their fix

 

So the Salford match we required a covid pass, and it actually says masks for inside which I wasn't aware. I guess the mask part Will be pretty much be ignored.

It is my understanding that the current rules are set to expire on the 26th Jan unless extended. So this could be the only City game played under the Covid Pass.

 

Bugger all wore masks at Carlisle of all age groups.

 

I know. I didn't wear one, I didn't even know it was a requirement and no one at any stage suggested otherwise.

I wore a scarf higher up second half as the cold started to bite.

 

It will definitely be extended. The PM hinted in his last briefing that the booster will soon be added to the mandatory requirements of the Covid Passport. I can see this Passport system remaining until the end of the season at least.

This Saturday will be the first home match I will not be attending. Primarily as a result of my opposition to the Covid Passport, and the recent dire shite on offer has not remotely enticed me to bite the bullet and go against my will.

 

I currently have Covid but I’ll simply rock up and show my digital pass. I’ll wear a mask to appease the turnstile operator and swiftly remove it as soon as I’m inside.
Can someone explain how these silly restrictions prevent spreading Covid. It’s a joke