COVID

[Gallipoli]

It looks like our next game will be against Bona. At least we would be playing that game away from home.
If a player has COVID, when will he be able to return to the team?

 

[fatherspider]

4,000 people a day dead in this country. Yes, it's absolute craziness.

I guess the measures arent working. People die SF. Im sorry I need to be the bearer of bad news. Can you tell me how many died of the flu, pneumonia, or any other infectious illness that week too or do they not matter. How about the many millions who have died of infectious disease over the past many years? Could we have saved them too by stopping society, staying home, keeping kids out of school, and living with shreds of cloth across our faces? By your account I guess you think we should have been doing this for many years, and should always do so to stop the chance of further deaths from infectious spread. “Either get busy livin, or get busy dying”. Id say now we are definitely not living, while trying not to die. I guess by the stat in your post, that isnt working out very well.

 

[MrTbone]

Sorry I got off thread, my bad. Basketball it is and should be.

 

[spiderman]

live your best life, fatherspider. nobody can stop you.

 

[DTSpider]

It looks like our next game will be against Bona. At least we would be playing that game away from home.
If a player has COVID, when will he be able to return to the team?

Are we sure that we can’t swap the Bona game for another match up with GMU or Davidson??? Maybe play Fordham 6 times???

 

[Eight Legger]

I guess the measures arent working. People die SF. Im sorry I need to be the bearer of bad news. Can you tell me how many died of the flu, pneumonia, or any other infectious illness that week too or do they not matter. How about the many millions who have died of infectious disease over the past many years? Could we have saved them too by stopping society, staying home, keeping kids out of school, and living with shreds of cloth across our faces? By your account I guess you think we should have been doing this for many years, and should always do so to stop the chance of further deaths from infectious spread. “Either get busy livin, or get busy dying”. Id say now we are definitely not living, while trying not to die. I guess by the stat in your post, that isnt working out very well.

Just out of curiosity, what is it that you want to be doing that you can't do? Because as far as I can tell here, the only things you really can't do is go to large gatherings like sporting events or concerts. Stores and businesses are open. Restaurants and bars are open. Drive anywhere in Virginia and there are tons of people out and about living life, even though the outbreak of virus is basically as bad here as it has ever been.

 

[Gallipoli]

There are a lot of restrictions, there are limits in restaurants, you cant work in a COVID free environment, face to face sales calls have been eliminated, visits to doctor's offices are affected, etc. The disruptions have been extensive and widespread.