Clive Walker
Stand Or Fall
Totally ridiculous and over the top stance.
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Stop this nonsense of Covid passports, ID and masks
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Totally ridiculous and over the top stance.
The only one who has misunderstood is you, Unc. I suspect you didn't read the other post I was alluding to.
I want him to explain why he doesn't have a Covid pass if he's vaccinated. Simple as. There are dozens of other threads covering vaccine efficacy.
Clive Walker
Stand Or Fall
It’s not really that personal. Do you keep it to yourself when you get a filling at the dentist? You’re not disclosing anything dramatic.
What do you say when you have to phone in sick?
"Hi boss, yeah, it's me, WS. I'm afraid I won't be in today because.....well....y'know...."
"I don't really, could you be a bit more specific"
"No, I'd rather not say, I just WON'T be, OK?"
*slams down phone*
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Ooh ooh ooh I know the answer! I know the answer! Pick me!
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
Since when can you go on holiday to Ibiza without any checks ?
Also from next month don’t you have to show your Covid pass to get into nightclubs?
Tom Hark Preston Park
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rogersix
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stay at home
Kneon Light
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Having had horrendous experiences with Covid I am VERY glad that the club are doing all they can to keep people safe.
I personally wouldn't be going if Covid passports/tests etc weren't in place and I know others that feel the same.
Yesterday was the first time in months that I have been within 2 metres of someone for more than a couple of minutes. I still had stress related issues but suspect these would have been far worse if I thought the people around me were untested/unvaccinated.
I personally wouldn't be going if Covid passports/tests etc weren't in place and I know others that feel the same.
Yesterday was the first time in months that I have been within 2 metres of someone for more than a couple of minutes. I still had stress related issues but suspect these would have been far worse if I thought the people around me were untested/unvaccinated.
The entitlement of people who wish to benefit from the things society has to offer (such as going to a football match) but who refuse to participate in activities for the benefit of that society (such as getting vaccinated, downloading a thing onto your phone and showing it to someone) is staggering.
Just be glad you can watch your club at all.
Just be glad you can watch your club at all.
Whether I've had covid jabs makes no difference to if can do my job .... or not. Being ill does and so of.course I would have to tell my employer about being ill. The problem here is we've added jab shaming to mask shaming ...... very slippery slope.
Clive Walker
Stand Or Fall
Suspect those moaning about this have not been impacted by Covid personally. If they had been ill themselves or had loved ones who have been unwell or die too soon they would feel differently.
It’s not hard to imagine how bad it’s been for some people so a little bit of decency isn’t too much to ask for.
Neville's Breakfast
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You’re going down the same rabbit hole as the bloke you are quoting. I would suggest that it is not helpful for the liberal left to feed the conspiracy theories of the libertarian right.
I had long Covid in 2020. I have been going back to the office sporadically since April when my first jab kicked in and it's a small one with minimal social distancing that needs a tube ride to get to. Therefore I didn't feel too bad yesterday. However, I would say that if you are Covid nervous then don't travel by train. No one on any train I went on had a mask on so I didn't bother either - it would have been pointless. That contrasted with being in the ground where I didn't care about being sat among maskless strangers at close proximity because, as you say, the club has given an extra layer of protection to its fans with the passport requirement. While many on the train were also going to/from the game that certainly wasn't true of the big parties of mask free young people on the Coastway West back home last night.
Neville's Breakfast
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Yes, it does. Having the jabs reduces the risk that you will suffer from serious illness or transmit it in to your workplace. If you were to think of it from your employer’s point of view you would realise that they have responsibility for their entire workforce. They also want to know the Covid risks to their business should infections escalate. This will come under disaster risk management ie they need to make plans for worst case scenario.If you present a greater risk to their workforce (and therefore their business) than your colleagues then you will understand the reason they need to know.
Kneon Light
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There is no way I could do public transport without having a major panic attack.
I drive down so that is ok.
Leicester is a problem as I cannot get parking but I'll sort something.
Over the past month I’ve been to the hairdressers, Beautyworks, dentist and hygienist, every time I’ve I’ve had to fill in a health questionnaire 24 hours before my appointment. It takes a darn sight longer, filling in the form than flashing my phone and ID at the Amex.
I have a WFH contract .... as do 90% of the company.
Clive Walker
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You either want to get back to some form of normality or you don’t. If you do you then you follow the advice and rules in the wake of the biggest pandemic in centuries.
If you don’t want that then at least keep quiet and let the rest of us enjoy ‘normality’ that we’ve been craving for so long.
If you don’t want that then at least keep quiet and let the rest of us enjoy ‘normality’ that we’ve been craving for so long.
So you'd happily tell them you were unable to work due to being ill with Covid but not that you'd taken a step to lessen the possibility and severity of that occurring in the first place?
Bizarre.