Fans Back At VP - A Plan

Haven’t the Oxford consortium done the same and produced similar amounts of vaccine

 

Only time I'll be at the back of the queue is if the FL or government say so, I know were at an age where we are more susceptible to contacting the virus but we cant stop living.

 

Yes I think they said 30m vaccines ready by september/october.

 

The EFL need to be saying “we WONT start without ALL fans”

personally I’d rather they scrapped lower league until next August

 

That's not true mate. No vaccine has been found as yet.

 

The Oxford vaccine is being mass produced as we speak, regardless of whether it passes the trials.

 

Link mate because I can't find that and Boris himself said they might never be a Vaccine last week.

 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/cherwell.org/2020/05/21/30m-doses-of-oxfords-vaccine-may-be-available-in-uk-by-september/%3famp

 

I’m sure I read/heard something on the radio that confirmed this. But as you alluded to, they also said that it’s the trials that will take the time. So while there may be a vaccine we were a long way off from it being ready for use. Sure they mentioned a good year at least to fully trial it if not more.

 

France started implementing a 5000 crowd limit yesterday. I did not read anything about seat spacing so if pictures suggest none then there might not be any. Several countries have fans back but they were mostly countries that did not have the first wave and they are now seeing problems - most notably Serbia. Denmark caught a modest part of wave 1 and let fans back in 3 weeks ago with low limits and don't seem to be having a problem. 2500 at VP to look like this?



France is the one to watch. They've had high infection rates in wave one and no country with a high rate has seen signs of a wave two yet. I reckon, if France can carry 5000 crowds without an upsurge, then we should be able to follow suit, as we have more immunity than them - but it will take a couple of weeks to see any effect.

Also the USA is worth watching, they are experimenting with very small crowds. Over there, wave 1 states are not having a wave 2, while the southern states in wave 2 are now seeing new infections and top out, with a couple of exceptions, and new hospitalisations seem to be slowing after a big surge in recent weeks.

https://www.sportbusiness.com/news/usl-championship-heralds-return-of-sports-competition-in-local-us-markets/

A US game to watch with crowd - allegedly 4,761 (it does not look it) in a 67,000 INDOOR stadium. It looks like maybe 50% had masks on. Indiana had quite a strong wave 1 like us so this could be another to watch. If they can do 5k/67k indoors, we should be able to do a bit more outdoors. Again, we will need a couple of weeks to see how their figures go.

 

If the Oxford vaccine is successful, AstraZeneca will sell it at the cost it takes to produce, only charging royalties if the virus becomes endemic, like seasonal influenza. In all, AstraZeneca hopes to produce 100 million doses of the Oxford vaccine, with most going to other countries around the world.

IF...And it's depend on the trials mate! and it says could be available.

 

And their press announcements about how well it is going seem to have dried up recently.

Plus I think that is one of the vaccine's that the Indians are producing

 

Of course it won't be used if the trials fail, but it's still being manufactured now.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8391769/amp/AstraZeneca-manufacturing-Covid-vaccine-three-countries.html

 

Means nothing then...Can't get excited about that.

 

How do people who renewed a few months ago get priority over those that paid 20 years ago?

 

Hope they don't play that game. One and others I know, will not be impressed

 

Whichever way they chose some will be unhappy

 

Very true.

 

Tough

Read this: Good Read

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-8513583/OLIVER-HOLT-Dont-pretend-football-pale-imitation.html

 

Tough