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Sue....rubbish!

Another denier.....ask the doctors and nurses....ask the relatives ..plus ask the people that are still suffering from long covid

I guess you will also not take the vaccine

Well I hope you keep away when things start up again and hide in a cupboard

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 I certainly wont be taking the vaccine, and you can rest assured, the moment the turnstiles reopen, I will be over there.

I dont buy into the present fear factor, and think the whole idea of wearing these cheap masks is pointless.

It is an airborne virus that can spread a lot further than two metres.

Unfortunately, if your going to suffer illness from this virus, then I am afraid there are no measures that will prevent this.

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TheGhostOfJodyBrown wrote:

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Here we go then, So the family that says stuff this i'm travelling to be with my family over xmas from one end of the country to the other, not giving a toss if they pass on the virus. That's why lockdown has been a farce, far too many people think laws and guidelines and advice don't apply to them. We have all seen our neighbours, friends, family, schoolkids do what they like.

Too many people are selfish, thick or don't give a toss and just do what they like, What kind of person will ignore guidelines and laws to go to a football match risking passing on a virus that has locked down millions? The kind of person who doesn't give a toss about anyone else. Not only sticking fingers up at people who havent worked throught lockdown but potentially passing on a virus that kills people just so they can do what they like, whether thats football, socialising, partys or whatever.

I'm sure many people who have locked down compliantly so far will be straight on the phones when they see people flouting laws and rules over xmas and the new year. They are being taken the piss out of by the selfish and brainless.

There is absolutely no justification for people to go to partys , football or meet ups to get round a lockdown, especially when people haven't even been able to go to funerals etc. I am amazed people are even considering bunking in at Tier 2 clubs, mind you we have had loads of our fans go to away games bending rules or got into PVR to watch a game without a thought for people in Lockdown because they want to or feel like it.

Crack on.

-- Edited by TheGhostOfJodyBrown on Saturday 28th of November 2020 05:19:09 PM

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 1)  I suspect you have been to a gathering of people in the past when you were feeling unwell but didn't know what you had. In that circumstance, how did you know that you did not have something transmissable with capability of killing someone at that gathering if they were showing reduced immunity to it? Other things are just as deadly as Covid to the wrong person. Did you ask the Government for advice on that occasion?

2)  At the outset of restrictions in March, not much was known as to the virus and the efficacy of counter measures. Knowledge is now better and more widespread. A single source of knowledge is used to frame the restrictions using statistics that have been out of date at their time of presentation or a postulation of what might happen in certain circumstances but wasn't to be used as an example of what would happen (if I remember the twaddle surrounding that graph correctly). No other knowlege source is permitted or acknowledged despite that it might match what is actually going on. Or did that not happen?

3) Apparently it is quite alright for someone who has had to work in a public facing job for the duration to be exposed to the risk and subsidise other risk averse individuals into the bargain if diktat says they should? What say do they get in the risk they are exposed to or whether, in fact, it reasonable that others should be required to manage the same level of risk?

4) Presumably, by your logic, if the Government says lockdowns and the tier system should continue in perpetuity regardless of any other evidence, there will never come a point where you would question the wisdom of it? Otherwise you would have to admit you are thick, selfish or didn't give a toss, by the merit of your argument above.

5) Human nature is what it has been and will always be. The only way you get total compliance with anything is absolute enforcement and that normally requires inordinate resources. You are selfish if you don't comply? Some of the biggest leaps forward and biggest disasters in history have been made by people who were self centred and didn't comply. It is why you teach people to evaluate risk themselves so you get more of the former and less of the latter because, if you could stop them doing it by calling them selfish, you'd still be eating cold roots in a cave. Politics is generally making the probable work not proving that the unlikely doesn't.

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Ghost makes a very simple point: Don't be a selfish **** and continue to adhere to the rules. The virus has no cure. It is fatal for many of the most precious and vulnerable in our society. Football shouldn't even be on IMO. 

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 1)  A very simple point does not take four paragraphs to espouse

2)   I have long since not given a monkeys what anyone else on here thinks of me. If you wish to bask in warm glow of calling me what you have that is your choice but, now you have done it, what is the next point of your strategy to get me to where you want me to go.

3)  By their nature, viruses do not have an external cure, only your own immune system. A myriad of other things are fatal to the most vulnerable that are not currently being addressed. The fact they might have died from something else treatable in the interim and not of Covid will be of scant consolation to them given that they are still dead.

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Bryan Kings KNee wrote:

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Sooner than you might think according to Twitter

twitter.com/wellingunited/status/1333046352188760066

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 I thought E&B had a friendly at home next Saturday (against Ramsgate)?

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 No. It has been cancelled.

I am sure the club will provide information as soon as they can on all social media platforms.

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We should get "full houses" up to our maximum, important we try and get Charlton and League fans in where they cant go and watch their teams

 

Meanwhile in Dartford 

 

 

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Meanwhile in Dartford were top of the league 

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Wings1963 wrote:

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Dartford can rent PVR for £20,000 a home game and have fans if they want....!!! :)

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 Well I guess someones got to fill your ground as we actually have a sizeable support. Your 500 should be ok to go back for games, lets be honest the players at welling probably have no clue youre not there, barely ever a crowd and certainly not a peep from the welling massive, or should it be miniscule. 

as for 20k? That tin pot shed of an embarrassment of rot, wood and mould is barely worth 20p. The biggest toilet hole in the league. 

i guess its fitting for you battle with relegation.  

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 And full houses, who on earth are you trying to kid. whats  your average 5/600? 

In the league you  can only fill your depleting shed when we come to laugh at you and even then its us who fill it. You dont ever get full houses so dont embarrass yourself by thinking you can. Your support is a silent minority and thats being polite. I think you do well to get your 500.

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They could but the bill for extra anti D**tford disinfectant would outweigh the benefits

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 Pretty sure nothing can make your tin pot shed worse than it is. its  real slum of despair and misery. 

The only time you can fill it is when we do it for you. 

its fitting your ground is worse than a toilet with whats produced there. 

i guess the 500 strong atmosphere of silence adds to the players experience.

lucky bunch, Im sure they love it. 

I wonder do any of our fans go on other clubs forums to troll. I often look at other forums and have not seen any adverse comments from our supporters.

Back on topic really looking forward to seeing our supporters back at PVR.

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Its actually tomorrows game, sorry wasn't checking as I typed.

I think you have to stay behind after full time and wait to be allowed out, so you can't head off early either.

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 Think your right seen this online that fans have to remain seated (or on terrace) until instructed to leave by stewards.

Official Site is now confirming (see my earlier post) that the away match at Braintree is on Tuesday 8th December.  No away fans permitted at this stage, so I am assuming if we get a home game on Saturday then that will be home fans only as well.

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At Charlton if you got a ticket for tonights game, you are required to be in your seat at 6pm (for a 7.45 kickoff) and also to wear a face mask for the entire game. There will also be no food or drink available to purchase, it will be a very odd experience.

Not sure if there will need to be similar measures in place at Welling, so just FYI for now.

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 Interesting, is this a testing of measures match as I thought no fans were allowed in until tomorrow.

There is a post on the conference forum with links to government site detailing rules and regulations for starting back. Obviously LB Bexley may impose conditions but it does read as though fans can buy a drink without a meal. Also reads that no away fans should be allowed to attend. 

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Times are staggered, the tickets have an entry time. Food and drink, including alcohol is available and the 'substantial' meal part has been removed for football fixtures as long as the drink and / or food is consumed sitting down (although the rules say on the concourse). I assume Welling can do the same.

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Peter Mason wrote:

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Official Site is now confirming (see my earlier post) that the away match at Braintree is on Tuesday 8th December.  No away fans permitted at this stage, so I am assuming if we get a home game on Saturday then that will be home fans only as well.

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If it continues with no away fans how would we know if someone living in a DA postcode is a wings supporter when we play Ebbsfleet or Dartford as many of their fans would also have DA codes.

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 No way of policing that. If someone lives in tier 2 and buys a ticket that's that. I guess priority given to season ticket /wusa etc, then general sale 

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Speaking to someone who works for the funeral services just up the road from the ground on Thursday. They said that its been a normal year for the number of deaths, backed up by national stats.
What they had seen was a rise in the number of suicides.
They said we need to open things up and get on with live.
Then if you want to hide from a virus with a 0.1 % fatality rate and an average age of death at 82.4, then crack on

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 Youre an idiot. You should be ashamed of yourself. Also you are spouting fake news. None of what you said is true regardless of where you heard this garbage or whatever youve made up.

im sure there are people on here and every forum have suffered heavily in various ways.

i like to wind you up in here but I wish every single person on here there very best tackling this killer virus thats destroying lives and livelihoods.

We all do our part and fight it together to beat it no matter who we are or where we come from and people like Sue can find a hole to live their pathetic existence.