Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
But if you are mixing with other people, as it might be assumed the barber is, a negative test is a bit like an MOT, it’s only meaningful on the day it is carried out.
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Serge Aurier
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But if you are mixing with other people, as it might be assumed the barber is, a negative test is a bit like an MOT, it’s only meaningful on the day it is carried out.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Not surprised by this, but it must be confusing for him, on his salary he thinks he's middle class and as the lockdown has eased to allow them to play golf or tennis, have their nannies and cleaners in and buy houses he thought it's ok.
StephenH
David Ginola
lockdown is over for all intents and purpose in the southeast, Boris the ’LERT’ has seen to that, unfortunately.
So don't stress too much!
Glenda's Legs
Paul Walsh
I’m not especially stressing but if the PL is to resume and we have to play for a CL spot, then I want to know Harry Kane (for example) is not at risk of having to drop out and isolate because one of his team mates can’t survive without getting his bloody hair cut.
spurspinter1
Pat van den Hauwe
I'm not sure if you realised the post you quoted was about a previous misdemeanour...
Modric THFC
Jimmy McCormick
The false negative rate on a properly performed PCR test is 20%
Then there all the improperly performed tests. The swab is supposed to go four inches up their nose. Even trained doctors are not performing the tests properly, let alone whoever the company the premier league have paid to do it have got performing them.
As foe the Barber. When was he tested. And it doesn't mean much if he is going house to house cutting hair. The guy obviously got a test done(or said he did) just so he could do this. I wouldn't believe him for a second.
That’s not how testing works!!!! Christ on a bike, no wonder there’s still 500 people dying a day ffs!!
Exactly! It’s not like the barber had a test, then went into full isolation until he received his negative result, then again for the exact period he went to Aurier!
He’s been round people’s houses cutting hair.
A clear test one day is a sign you propabky didn’t have it the minute you were tested. It’s not a bloody cloak of invincibility which protects you and everyone you meet for the rest of eternity. Jeez!
So it’s ok to do wrong and help spread desease in a pandemic, as other people were doing it first?
We are literally all fudged.
nayenezgani
Jimmy Neighbour
This pea-brain needs to fudge off. Stupid signing in the first place and he's never earned his spot.
Serge Aurier now has more cautions for breaking lockdown rules (3), than clean sheets while playing for Spurs in 2020 (2).
I've not bothered fact checking as it is very believable!
Can't think of a more stupid player for Spurs, or any player who comes close to Serge's level of intelligence.
I've not bothered fact checking as it is very believable!
Can't think of a more stupid player for Spurs, or any player who comes close to Serge's level of intelligence.
spurspinter1
Pat van den Hauwe
To be fair, there is a certain former Spurs right back for was also prone to the occasional brain fart on the pitch and the breaking lockdown rules. At least he did it for sex parties rather than getting a flimflam skin fade though.
Aurier can fudge off though. Poch called it when the guy consistently conceded possession with foul throws, he was making the management / coaching staff look utterly incompetent. Having finally learnt how to throw a ball (fudging ridiculous having to type that), he continues to make management look stupid with terrible all round play on the pitch and horrendous decision making off the pitch. However well your team defends as a unit for 90 minutes, a bellend like Aurier can undo that good work in 5 seconds sharp, he has absolutely no place in a Jose team.
Props to @StephenH for displaying key issues with understanding government advice just to top it off.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
I cant get over he does not understand how to take a throw in.
Baleforce
Les Bennett
I'm gonna "to be fair" your "to be fair", if a player makes a foul throw the coaching staff are utterly incompetent
I feel like he's been better since Jose took over, one of our better players
Still cannot defend for toffee though.
spurspinter1
Pat van den Hauwe
To be fair though, wasn't that kind of my point?
(The first bit, not the second!) As well as the coaching staff, it doesn't reflect well on the scouting department either thinking about it.He's shown that unless he has a full time babysitter mopping up after him he's fudging useless. The fact that he got to the stage where he could justifiably say there wasn't any competition for his position just about sums up where the squad was at for the end of Poch's reign...
awesome dawson
Mitchell Thomas
Slows the play down every time. Him and Sissoko have zero creativity, he really can't cross. Yes he's got an assist or two but so many of his deliveries are poor. We need a new RB this summer and fast. Aurier is simply not good enough.
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Does he ever look up before he crosses the ball?
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
He doesn’t need to.