milo
Jack L. Jones
Far more effective to get the squad boosted which we know has been happening.
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Covid outbreak at Spurs
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Far more effective to get the squad boosted which we know has been happening.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Not sure how you'd achieve that when those with it are isolating.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
The squad could have isolated together at the training ground (including those at that point testing negative). Used it as a 10 day mid-season pre-season
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Or both. That would have just covid proofed the squad for the rest of the year and beyond
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
And been unethical as well as against both current guidelines and anything an employer could possibly expect to ask of employees.
It would have been a complete disaster for the club from a PR perspective and a recruitment/transfer perspective to even try something like this. If it had been tried despite that it would have been stopped.
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
If everyone is going to have/get it over the course of a 2 month period, it just makes sense to concentrate it within bubbles, so it's not prolonged any longer than necessary. With some foresight, schools would also have done it with teachers for this dead week between Christmas and term starting.
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
Why on earth would anyone who is not positive opt to spend 7-10 days stuck isolating with colleagues who are positive rather than living life as normal with their families? Possibly even longer if someone didn't contract the virus until day 7 say, so would have to do another 7-10 days.
Plus we'd probably be breaching some PL covid-protocols and end up forfeiting games instead of having them postponed.
The thing is it's not chicken pox and it's not (yet) just a cold.
Crab.C.Nesbitt
Bobby Mimms
Not sure if it’s already been mentioned here, but there are rumours floating about that Kane and Hugo are the two key players we are concerned may have covid.
couldn’t be worse timing if true..fudge covid!!
couldn’t be worse timing if true..fudge covid!!
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Kane was posting stuff on Insta from his little boy's birthday at the weekend so maybe that one is gonads
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
A lot of things can seem easier to fix if one can ignore ethics and what is practically possible.
There's other rumours that Dier is one of the two
thfcsteff
George Hunt
The biggest problem -if Dier- is that we have no-one who can really do what he does. Rodon is said to be the understudy, but truthfully, he has played very little under Conte and does not have any passing range in practice. I believe he could develop that, but in a pinch he is not really a good option IMO. I'd be tempted to keep Davies and Sanchez where they are and slot Tanganga in (perhaps shuffle Sanchez for Tanganga). Either way that player will be pressed hard as they will be nowhere near as comfortable on the ball as Dier has been, but at least between those three there would be some sort of understanding and synergy.
If I could pick one period in time to miss Kane it'd be tomorrow. We can shape up without him. We have some options especially in a two-legged tie. Ditto Hugo TBH.
We need these players for the goon match, which is beyond a shadow of a doubt our most important fixture upcoming. A 6-pointer...maybe even a n niner!!!!