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True. But half the football team are not required to bend down and thrust their arms between another player's legs and grab his waist band and tug hard, or rub ears with the opposition while being pushed hard from behind by 5 of their colleagues.
You’re right TT. Rugby has so much more close contact than football that with these 10 cases is does put some doubt on the return. Especially if there is more.TeflonTed wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2020 7:44 pmTrue. But half the football team are not required to bend down and thrust their arms between another player's legs and grab his waist band and tug hard, or rub ears with the opposition while being pushed hard from behind by 5 of their colleagues.
When you think about it, it’s an odd thing, the scrummage.
Which is the biggest issue with Coronavirus. The ability of asymptomatic carriers to infect others is undoubted, but not fully understood. Is it solely coughing and sneezing that presents the risk, (and do asymtomatic carriers have “normal” levels of throat-clearing cough reflexes or mild allergic sneezing reflexes to something or other) or is simple aerosol transmission also possible?W4rriorz1980 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2020 10:45 pm2 members of staff according to the offy.Asymptomatic.
They do when they score a goal !! Much hugging and high fiving occurring at goal celebration time.
Always enjoy a little devil's advocacy.
The reason would be, if everyone wore a face covering the probability of transmission would be incredibly low. Which is not in doubt.