Harry Dowd scored wrote:Just to mention for all the guys who have been supportive during my wife’s illness, we had good news today, the cancer removed and not spread, so clear, will need radio type treatments but in the scheme of things the best result ever. With all this virus thing going on been the most horrible time ever, feel better now thanks again for the support it did help a lot, something I have learned from this is not to keep things to myself which I have done all my life.
Harry Dowd scored wrote:Just to mention for all the guys who have been supportive during my wife’s illness, we had good news today, the cancer removed and not spread, so clear, will need radio type treatments but in the scheme of things the best result ever. With all this virus thing going on been the most horrible time ever, feel better now thanks again for the support it did help a lot, something I have learned from this is not to keep things to myself which I have done all my life.
Harry Dowd scored wrote:Just to mention for all the guys who have been supportive during my wife’s illness, we had good news today, the cancer removed and not spread, so clear, will need radio type treatments but in the scheme of things the best result ever. With all this virus thing going on been the most horrible time ever, feel better now thanks again for the support it did help a lot, something I have learned from this is not to keep things to myself which I have done all my life.
Im_Spartacus wrote:On the question of the season just suddenly starting again when all this blows over, there's a major elephant in the room which nobody appears to have picked up on.
At the moment, the simplistic thinkers believe that football clubs will begin to train again next week because that's the current state of play - but this is utter bollocks. By this time next week the entire country will be ground to a halt, and it will likely be 6-8 weeks before there's a sign of improvement if China is anything to go by, and I think possibly even longer given the less draconian measures taken in Europe early on.
During this time, there will be no football training period, meaning that even if players individually manage to maintain a degree of fitness, come June if this situation is then improving, they will need a complete pre-season to be match sharp and at the right level to be playing competetive football and avoid injury - especially with there being talk of trying to play 3 games a week for a month.
I think everyone but especially dippers are still blind to what's coming down the road because measures are being added progressively rather than just slamming the doors shut, but what has happened in Italy and Spain IS going to happen in the UK in the next 7 days or so, in which case the pre-requisites of finishing the season such as player fitness needs to be a consideration and it becomes really hard to see the league being viable to end before the end of August or September.
Hutch's Shoulder wrote:Im_Spartacus wrote:On the question of the season just suddenly starting again when all this blows over, there's a major elephant in the room which nobody appears to have picked up on.
At the moment, the simplistic thinkers believe that football clubs will begin to train again next week because that's the current state of play - but this is utter bollocks. By this time next week the entire country will be ground to a halt, and it will likely be 6-8 weeks before there's a sign of improvement if China is anything to go by, and I think possibly even longer given the less draconian measures taken in Europe early on.
During this time, there will be no football training period, meaning that even if players individually manage to maintain a degree of fitness, come June if this situation is then improving, they will need a complete pre-season to be match sharp and at the right level to be playing competetive football and avoid injury - especially with there being talk of trying to play 3 games a week for a month.
I think everyone but especially dippers are still blind to what's coming down the road because measures are being added progressively rather than just slamming the doors shut, but what has happened in Italy and Spain IS going to happen in the UK in the next 7 days or so, in which case the pre-requisites of finishing the season such as player fitness needs to be a consideration and it becomes really hard to see the league being viable to end before the end of August or September.
Yes, the current suspension is to the 30th April, but there is no chance of games starting then, and the longer it goes on the worse it gets. The start of next season could well be compromised, as well as the sale of season tickets which will start in a couple of months.
Nigels Tackle wrote:Hutch's Shoulder wrote:Im_Spartacus wrote:On the question of the season just suddenly starting again when all this blows over, there's a major elephant in the room which nobody appears to have picked up on.
At the moment, the simplistic thinkers believe that football clubs will begin to train again next week because that's the current state of play - but this is utter bollocks. By this time next week the entire country will be ground to a halt, and it will likely be 6-8 weeks before there's a sign of improvement if China is anything to go by, and I think possibly even longer given the less draconian measures taken in Europe early on.
During this time, there will be no football training period, meaning that even if players individually manage to maintain a degree of fitness, come June if this situation is then improving, they will need a complete pre-season to be match sharp and at the right level to be playing competetive football and avoid injury - especially with there being talk of trying to play 3 games a week for a month.
I think everyone but especially dippers are still blind to what's coming down the road because measures are being added progressively rather than just slamming the doors shut, but what has happened in Italy and Spain IS going to happen in the UK in the next 7 days or so, in which case the pre-requisites of finishing the season such as player fitness needs to be a consideration and it becomes really hard to see the league being viable to end before the end of August or September.
Yes, the current suspension is to the 30th April, but there is no chance of games starting then, and the longer it goes on the worse it gets. The start of next season could well be compromised, as well as the sale of season tickets which will start in a couple of months.
there will be no more football in 2020
Im_Spartacus wrote:During this time, there will be no football training period, meaning that even if players individually manage to maintain a degree of fitness, come June if this situation is then improving, they will need a complete pre-season to be match sharp and at the right level to be playing competetive football and avoid injury - especially with there being talk of trying to play 3 games a week for a month.
I think everyone but especially dippers are still blind to what's coming down the road because measures are being added progressively rather than just slamming the doors shut,
Harry Dowd scored wrote:Just to mention for all the guys who have been supportive during my wife’s illness, we had good news today, the cancer removed and not spread, so clear, will need radio type treatments but in the scheme of things the best result ever. With all this virus thing going on been the most horrible time ever, feel better now thanks again for the support it did help a lot, something I have learned from this is not to keep things to myself which I have done all my life.
Nigels Tackle wrote:Harry Dowd scored wrote:Just to mention for all the guys who have been supportive during my wife’s illness, we had good news today, the cancer removed and not spread, so clear, will need radio type treatments but in the scheme of things the best result ever. With all this virus thing going on been the most horrible time ever, feel better now thanks again for the support it did help a lot, something I have learned from this is not to keep things to myself which I have done all my life.
fantastic news!
any updates from australia?
Harry Dowd scored wrote:Just to mention for all the guys who have been supportive during my wife’s illness, we had good news today, the cancer removed and not spread, so clear, will need radio type treatments but in the scheme of things the best result ever. With all this virus thing going on been the most horrible time ever, feel better now thanks again for the support it did help a lot, something I have learned from this is not to keep things to myself which I have done all my life.
PaulieIrish wrote:Delighted for you Harry, and moreso for your wife. Stay safe!
City64 wrote:Harry Dowd scored wrote:Just to mention for all the guys who have been supportive during my wife’s illness, we had good news today, the cancer removed and not spread, so clear, will need radio type treatments but in the scheme of things the best result ever. With all this virus thing going on been the most horrible time ever, feel better now thanks again for the support it did help a lot, something I have learned from this is not to keep things to myself which I have done all my life.
Great news pal .
Harry Dowd scored wrote:Nigels Tackle wrote:Harry Dowd scored wrote:Just to mention for all the guys who have been supportive during my wife’s illness, we had good news today, the cancer removed and not spread, so clear, will need radio type treatments but in the scheme of things the best result ever. With all this virus thing going on been the most horrible time ever, feel better now thanks again for the support it did help a lot, something I have learned from this is not to keep things to myself which I have done all my life.
fantastic news!
any updates from australia?
Yep, we have another granddaughter and all is well, especially the babies pair of lungs that are very loud, thanks for asking.
Hutch's Shoulder wrote:Harry Dowd scored wrote:Nigels Tackle wrote:Harry Dowd scored wrote:Just to mention for all the guys who have been supportive during my wife’s illness, we had good news today, the cancer removed and not spread, so clear, will need radio type treatments but in the scheme of things the best result ever. With all this virus thing going on been the most horrible time ever, feel better now thanks again for the support it did help a lot, something I have learned from this is not to keep things to myself which I have done all my life.
fantastic news!
any updates from australia?
Yep, we have another granddaughter and all is well, especially the babies pair of lungs that are very loud, thanks for asking.
Good news. I trust she will soon be indoctrinated as a blue.
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