Whitey Grandad

What 'information' was that, we wonder?

If you want to reduce the spread then it is far from pointless,

The gullible are thos who fear the vaccine.

It's not as simple as that, nothing is ever that binary. It works in that it reduces significantly the chance of catching, spreading or suffering from the virus. Did you really expect 100% protection?

I think you have summed the wrong column there. 34,474 unjabbed deaths in total over the whole period against 4,479 double jabbed. Of those who died were doubly jabbed the over 80s were consistently more than the under 80s.

Blimey! That takes a special skill to find a vein up there. It's an intramuscular injection normally given in the upper arm. My wife reacts to any inection and after each of her first two AZ ones whe felt a bit unusual for a couple of days but her third was a Pfizer and she had no reaction to that whatsoever. Good luck with whatever you choose.

And there I have you. I work with only one other person, and he is unvaccinated. So I am extremely unlikely to sit next to a person who is vaccinated and who has Covid. Of the fifty thousand who are testing positive each day how many are unvaccinated? You need to consider the numbers and the percentages.

Any injection has a risk of blood clots. In fact, not having an injection carries a risk of blood clots.

That’s not true.

He is more effective than either when they are injured.

There are a lot of fals assumptions in there.

How on earth do you now it's myocarditis? You haven't got the slightest clue about their medical conditions.

I'm not afraid. Far from it. But neither do I want to take unnecessary risks. Anyone who is unvaccinated is a danger to society. I don't care if they are a danger to themselves. How do you think this infection spreads if it's not from those who are themselves infected? And yes, I do have youngsters in the family who I am happy to spend as much time with as possible. Especially so since they are all vaccinated except for the nine year old who caught the disease a few weeks ago. He was off colour for a few hours and was then bouncing all over the furniture during his isolation period. Neither his mum, dad, 15 year old sister nor 14 year old brother caught it off him but of course, they had all been vaccinated.

Sure. Just don't go to a mass gathering. I don't want to sit next to a virus breeder screaming his head off.

Yes they are. By not being vaccinated they are prolonging the spread of the virus which is then infecting the vulnerable amongst us. Selfish.

It’s not his money. He would do anything to save his own skin.

It's a classic manoeuvre and classic behaviour.

I agree with you. Poor positioning, poor command of his area, slow to get down to shots that are close to him. My disappointment with Caballero is that he’s only on a one month contract but I suppose that could be extended.

Unless Ralph has had enough of him.

They had a debate about this on MOTD2 yesterday. The wording of the interpretation of the Law is imprecise. In my view merely touching the ball with your hand does not mean that you have 'control of the ball'. In my day it was 'two hands good, one hand bad'. Simple enough for everybody to understand.

But no room to play games.

I think that situation ended quite a while ago.

NHCDAJFU

But who would you have on the bench if Lewis is in goal?

Not necessarily. We need to have two goalkeepers in the matchday squad and definitely one on the bench.