- Jul 4, 2016
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Updated sorry mateBraybrook Son where's the poll?
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Updated sorry mateBraybrook Son where's the poll?
The thought of facing carlton has him rattledI heard Brendan Gale is pushing for it to be cancelled
I have been told that the AFL will announce shortly that games will go ahead but no spectators will be allowed to attend matches.
I'm a bit confused with the "over the top" media coverage this virus is causing.
In winter we all rug up and wander off to watch our footy teams, lots of us coughing and spluttering with running noses. Do we stop going to the footy because we might catch the new strain of winter flu ?.
We are around people all week at work, we have to interact.
I'll explain it in simple terms.
This virus is more contagious, spreads more quickly, has a more extreme impact on vulnerable people resulting in death and there is no general immunity in the population to it. So whilst the symptoms are similar to seasonal flu, it poses a far greater risk.
The biggest risk though, is if our hospitals are inundated with lots of people getting it at the same time - which is what has happened in Italy and Iran - then every single hour doctors will need to decide whether the person with severe COVID-19 or the person who's having a heart attack is the one to go on a ventilator in intensive care - because there won't be enough intensive care beds for everyone who needs it.
Whereas, if the spread can be slowed down, then whilst people will still get it, people will still get very sick from it, but our hospitals might just cope.
Yes the media isn't helping, but regardless, this is some serious shit going down.
I'll explain it in simple terms.
This virus is more contagious, spreads more quickly, has a more extreme impact on vulnerable people resulting in death and there is no general immunity in the population to it. So whilst the symptoms are similar to seasonal flu, it poses a far greater risk.
The biggest risk though, is if our hospitals are inundated with lots of people getting it at the same time - which is what has happened in Italy and Iran - then every single hour doctors will need to decide whether the person with severe COVID-19 or the person who's having a heart attack is the one to go on a ventilator in intensive care - because there won't be enough intensive care beds for everyone who needs it.
Whereas, if the spread can be slowed down, then whilst people will still get it, people will still get very sick from it, but our hospitals might just cope.
Yes the media isn't helping, but regardless, this is some serious shit going down.
Gatherings of more than 500 people banned as of Monday.
And North home gamesSo NRL and Gold Coast Suns games can still go ahead as planned then.
Lets shutdown the football but keep public transport running.....logic not even once.
Can I ask, what happens to club members and ticket holders for round 1? Do we get compensated or what will be the go?
I think it will but they will change the sport to competitive hand-washing.Hi folks, huge poll here. Who thinks round 1 will go ahead next week after recent cancellations of the Grand Prix and other sporting events? I don’t believe it will. Have at it
You cannot compare public transport to footy. The cost of banning football is significantly lower than the cost of banning public transport.
Public transport is the only form of transportation for many Australians. Without it, a large portion of the country's workforce will be unable to commute to/from work, unable to visit family members and unable to attend medical appointments. Footy on the other hand, is a form of entertainment.
It will suck not having footy. It really will. But you cannot compare a sport to a service that a large number of people rely on to participate in society.
If Carlton v Richmond goes ahead with no crowd, they might as well play it at Marvel Stadium.
If Carlton v Richmond goes ahead with no crowd, they might as well play it at Marvel Stadium.