Armavinit wrote:Yes, I’ve just seen the article and as you say HMRC have stated furlough ends when players report back for training. HDM did carry a story stating Union had been given dispensation. Guardian article that states as you say... Original HDM article Clarification from HDM (and that they nicked the original from The Daily Mail) so, basically the observation from RnR about waiting u til the last minute to resume training hangs true...(for today, anyway, seems everything changes every hour!)

Armavinit wrote:Yes, I’ve just seen the article and as you say HMRC have stated furlough ends when players report back for training. HDM did carry a story stating Union had been given dispensation. Guardian article that states as you say... Original HDM article Clarification from HDM (and that they nicked the original from The Daily Mail) so, basically the observation from RnR about waiting u til the last minute to resume training hangs true...(for today, anyway, seems everything changes every hour!)

Are you saying that vaccination will be compulsory?

My logic is that money dictates
Sky broadcasting deals need honouring, premiership football is way more of a priority than super league due to viewing figures, sponsorships etc

There's absolutely no room for superleague slots amongst the premiership schedule, so we l have to wait. Best case scenario is due to us waiting till August the number of cases drops off a cliff and the virus weakens significantly possibly possibly (don't have a fanny fit) allowing fans back into stadiums, very optimistic I can't see it personally but who know.

If fans are allowed back in stadiums before the end of the year Pearson will see it as a result.

How many deaths where they in Hull on each of the last seven days?

Could you list the deaths by each day starting with last Friday?

genuinely intrigued, il be suprised if you post the facts

I'm guessing you've deleted your post IR80

I did indeed, I figured you didn't need any more rope.

I wasn't aware Coronavirus sat there with a map, saying "well, that's a HU postcode, not allowed to infect anyone in there"...

holy 541t, the facts just called...
Positive tests down

Based on last week's ONS estimate of 8,000 daily infections, some scientists advising the government warned against relaxing lockdown measures too quickly.

They said waiting until cases fell further would make the virus easier to control, and give test and trace programmes more chance of succeeding.

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On the basis of this study, "the number of people in England testing positive has decreased in recent weeks", the ONS says.

"The rate of infection continues to decline and is half what it was two weeks ago," says Prof Keith Neal, emeritus professor of the epidemiology of infectious diseases, at the University of Nottingham.

"This is highly compatible with the fall in diagnosed cases. The contact tracing service has more than enough staff to cope with the current level of infection.

"The main problem is people not getting tested for COVID-19 when they have symptoms," he said.

NOT SOME BLOKE ON TWITTER

So can you list the deaths per day for the last week in Hull please?

I didn't think you would , confirmed my thoughts

The funny thing is at no point have I said let's fill the stadium

I stated best case scenario the cases fall off a cliff, and some people are allowed into the stadium.

You've turned that into me personally rounding people up to go die.

You've got serious issues pal, I suggest you go seek help

No issues here, we are possibly misunderstanding oneanother.

Yes, we should be playing behind closed doors, as soon as possible, with nobody other than necessary individuals in the ground. The loan scheme is not intended to recompense for lost match day income, it is meant to keep the game afloat. The numbers are reducing, but by no means are they falling off a cliff. Covid-19 deaths may be low in Hull, but they are still at an average of 8% of the daily "new" cases diagnosed, UK wide; many (a good 70%) are diagnosed as "with" Covid-19, not "of".
You never used the term "best case scenario" so far as I saw/read. Either way, if you took offense and my comments personally then I apologise, my point remains, SL should not be played in front of crowds until the R rate is less than 0.01%, even then, a big proportion of people will stay away.

Looks like The premiership is looking at starting next season on the 12th September, with Man Utd looking at letting fans back in mid September.