What?




Are you acting as Judge, jury and executioner on something that so far is nothing more than pure guess work by the club.





What a dip stick

He might of felt fine before he visited the club physio, and perhaps started to feel unwell during his physio

“Healthy individuals are extremely rarely vulnerable to viruses”. What a silly statement! And that’s me being polite. Ebola, SARS, HIV, BLACK DEATH. Sadly there’s been loads.

remember MrPhil is a Rovers troll.

Whatever the circumstance, it was always going to happen, just unfortunate for us that we are the headline at the moment. I am certain nobody did anything deliberate, the season should just be cancelled if there is a level of concern.

If you took (not you personally) 30 people off the street and tested them, 50% would test positive. Herd Immunity is what will help us all, but we are not going to get rid of the virus. HIV, SARSetc. all still exist, we have learnt how to manage them. Flu is still a bigger threat than anything other than cancer, and that comes in various forms as well.

A bit like the film Dodgeball, duck, dive, dodge, don"t let it hit you, if it does, sit out a round and come back stronger.

Has Adam Swift tested possitive for Covid 19 ? Just asking....

if it`s a new born baby that MIGHT have it,i realy truly hope the little one is going to be alright.

We don't know

So you're upset at some grammar, whatever, rather you're bothered by the fact that I've exposed how low the risk is to players and you don't like it. That the risk in populations is =/< influenza, and this year is significantly lower than last years good flu year tells you al you need to know regards 'risk', not just for players and their families, for clubs' backroom staff, but indeed the fans whom wish to watch their teams live.

There simply isn't any risk over and above any normal year, as I said, it's factually LESS risk, the data proves this (and proves the government is lying) and that measures are totally unnecessary. Six 'positives', whatever that actually means tells you nothing except that a flawed test indicated some people made it give a positive. yet the test cannot by design isolate the named strain (it never has been isolated), that's before you even get to the fact that even the W.H.O. admit how bad the test is, even the person who invented the test states it should never be used for what it is being used for!

Yet people here like elsewhere going into a meltdown, pointing fingers at a player/s and saying they should fined, sacked etc when there's in fact a less threat of harm to individuals and populations than a particularly good flu year.
As for you comparing black death, HIV and Ebola, proves you know absolutely jack S@@t, but you stick to pulling up ugly grammar if that's all you've got

What makes me laugh is you thinking he was commenting on your grammar.

I true follower of Trump.

Or, someone who has taken the time and trouble to look at the statistics, and the the facts, and made a conclusion, whether it be right or wrong.
The way I look at them, both (statistics and facts) tend to support his, her, them, they, she, he or anybody I have failed to correctly Pronoun's, opinion.

well my grammer is fine and she 94 years old

What statistics and facts? Non are quoted. That is typical Trump. You seem to belong to the same school of thought.

Best to ignore bumpy, he may as well start a petition against Covid, he only thinks what he wants to believe, not the truth, and certainly not facts.

Gone up to 9 players and 3 staff testing positive. https://www.rugby-league.com/article/56 ... e--august-

Gone up to 9 players and 3 staff testing positive. https://www.rugby-league.com/article/56 ... e--august-

Exactly like Trump then!

I didn't say any had been quoted did I?
I was referring to the statistics and facts that are readily available, to anyone with an internet connection, and which show that the virus isn't as deadly as first thought.
I'll give you one STAT for starters.
Up to the 31st July this year, there had only been 300 deaths recorded of a person under 60 years of age, from/with Covid, when no other condition/co-morbidity was present.
So the FACT is that a healthy person who catches the virus is very unlikely to die from/with it..

I don’t think I’ve read such nonsense in a long time. And I’m the troll (would just like to confirm I am definitely not a Rovers fan as already pointed out several times).

And what might that number have been if no preventative measures had been taken (which you appear to be supporting)?

Thanks for the information. Please give me the link to the source of your stat so that I can judge for myself if I believe it to be a fact.

I absolutely support the initial measures that have been taken and fully understand the reasons for them.
What I now think, based on the facts and figures, is slightly different.
Also to state that it could have been worse if we hadn't done X or Y, is open to debate, given the Swedish model of dealing with it, ie no lockdown and similar statistics.

Completely irrelevant, you’re missing the point. Whether he was fine before, or not, he shouldn’t have been anywhere near any Hull FC player or staff for two weeks. Pangai Jr was sacked for getting a haircut yet we have Swift going to about as high risk a place as you could go to and turning up for training. If Swift has turned up with symptoms then he should be sacked because that goes beyond displaying a lack of common sense and would be a breach of government guidelines.

Quote ="Keiththered"Thanks for the information. Please give me the link to the source of your stat so that I can judge for myself if I believe it to be a fact.'" NHS figures for hospital deaths https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/w ... -file.xlsx That link should lead you to a document which has a more updated version of the data, for deaths in hospital.

Quote ="Keiththered"Thanks for the information. Please give me the link to the source of your stat so that I can judge for myself if I believe it to be a fact.'" NHS figures for hospital deaths https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/w ... -file.xlsx That link should lead you to a document which has a more updated version of the data, for deaths in hospital.

Quote ="Large Paws"NHS figures for hospital deaths https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/w ... -file.xlsx That link should lead you to a document which has a more updated version of the data, for deaths in hospital.'" You are right, if you had been tested positive for Covid six weeks ago, and then got hit by a bus, Covid would be on the death certificate. The whole thing, worldwide, is somewhat of a fudge. Be interesting to see comparable figures for alcoholism and smoking and road accidents.

Quote ="Large Paws"NHS figures for hospital deaths https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/w ... -file.xlsx That link should lead you to a document which has a more updated version of the data, for deaths in hospital.'" You are right, if you had been tested positive for Covid six weeks ago, and then got hit by a bus, Covid would be on the death certificate. The whole thing, worldwide, is somewhat of a fudge. Be interesting to see comparable figures for alcoholism and smoking and road accidents.

Quote ="Large Paws"NHS figures for hospital deaths https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/w ... -file.xlsx That link should lead you to a document which has a more updated version of the data, for deaths in hospital.'" Seems only to relate to deaths in hospital.

Quote ="Large Paws"NHS figures for hospital deaths https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/w ... -file.xlsx That link should lead you to a document which has a more updated version of the data, for deaths in hospital.'" Seems only to relate to deaths in hospital.