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TOPIC: Behind Closed Doors
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Behind Closed Doors 4 Years, 1 Month ago
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Sports will be largely played, under this banner - for some time - during the virus problems.
Those that go ahead at all, that is.
Manchester United are currently playing LASK of/in Austria, where the silence is deafening.
Like a practice game on the Hackney Marshes.
Reduced revenues are obviously a side effect.
Perhaps the Ireland solution is best - close/cancel everything, for a couple of weeks...
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Re:Behind Closed Doors 4 Years, 1 Month ago
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'My heart is broken'
- 'but where am I?'
Barney is in NYC, singing that famous song.
All Broadway theatres closed.
Coughing in Manhattan is now becoming illegal.
And the (ubiquitous) masks are really helping crime...
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Re:Behind Closed Doors 4 Years, 1 Month ago
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Virtually everything is off
Nothing to do with current pandemic infections
Or potentially more serious ones
Just the media looking for a good story...
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Re:Behind Closed Doors 4 Years, 1 Month ago
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JK2006 wrote:
Nobody is saying this latest 'flu epidemic is less serious than previous ones
We don't have a 'flu epidemic
It's a Coranavirus pandemic
Something nobody's seen before
Are our governments, UN and WHO all overreacting!
Investigation is required, and prudent safeguards
Until we know how lethal it is - and how to eradicate it
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Re:Behind Closed Doors 4 Years, 1 Month ago
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Barney wrote:
Sports will be largely played, under this banner - for some time - during the virus problems.
Those that go ahead at all, that is.
It hasn't really been thought through. At the biggest stadia, you don't get these games started, sans crowd, simply by having some bloke with a hanky over his hooter pull the ON switch and then run and hide. The biggest stadia, even without fans, require huge numbers of people to make them function. Both teams turn up with big squads of players, medical staff, analysts etc. The analysts alone require all kinds of technical stuff to be working for them to do their jobs, which are provided in turn by big groups of specialists behind the scenes. Then there's the stadia medical team, and the big media presence (they'll have to be televised), etc etc. That's not a modest number of people. It's the size that's elsewhere leading to people being told to work from home. It's not a sensible solution at all.
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