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[ignoble] 20/10/2021 09:09

Sooner the better
Prevention is better than cure

[gozzie2] 20/10/2021 09:05

Put the thumbs down all you like, but restrictions are coming .A certainty.

[gozzie2] 20/10/2021 00:55

12 x the number of cases in France we have here at the moment Far more people in Europe are wearing masks .I see very few people now with them on here ,and they get stared at like freaks .This country hasnt got a clue ,and we will pay for it dearly. Leadership comes from the top ,and there is none .Should have voted Rory .

[gozzie2] 20/10/2021 00:47

I'm certain restrictions are coming shortly .Like it or not the lack of mask wearing and the blasé way people have gone about their business ,forgetting this is a very dangerous disease, have caused us to be in a similar situation to last year .I can't see it getting quite as bad,but it's not good for hospitality. The vaccine is waining and a mate has said already he's not going into crowded pubs etc.How many more will choose to do the same like I've mentioned before .They don't always need lockdown ,people make their own decisions when they see hundreds dieing each day .

[johnwise] 19/10/2021 22:56

Go ahead, make yourselves unelectable. Making our lives hell ..GetJohnsonOut


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[gozzie2] 19/10/2021 14:43

I believe we will pay the price for non mask wearing in the near future .Slow rollout of booster jabs is happening, and we could be in a difficult position once again shortly. We have the highest case numbers in the world .Hospitalisation and death is rising .Let's hope it doesn't get so serious for more restrictions, but I fear people not wearing masks and going about as though we have no Covid will come back to bite us .

[gozzie2] 19/10/2021 08:36

Brits face £6 pints as beer prices rise by 30p a drink as shortages hits drinkers' pocketshTTps://www.thesun.co.uk/news/16462361/brits-pay-30p-more-pint-cost-shortages-drinkers-pockets?utm_source=sharebar_app&utm_medium=sharebar_app&utm_campaign=sharebar_app_article

[gozzie2] 18/10/2021 12:54

Absolutely

[essentialinvestor] 18/10/2021 10:35

Would expect a lot more pub closures to come over the next 12 months,
so that should benefit the strongest remaining operators.

[tim 3] 17/10/2021 00:56

So sorry for your loss it's always difficult but when they are the same age as you or even younger it's tougher.

[gozzie2] 16/10/2021 23:57

8 people and another one the partners brother in law has gone tonight. It's my age ,maybe I just love people ,they are more to me than money .hTTps://youtu.be/fW280u2pbIw

[tim 3] 16/10/2021 23:15

Thanks Gozzie and the same to you and yours.Been all round town but had to finish in a Spoons nice and chilled and get the pick of the comfy seats at this time lol.

[gozzie2] 16/10/2021 22:06

Rochdale very busy by the way Last man standing FACTGozzies always Correct FACT

[gozzie2] 16/10/2021 22:04

Enjoy yourself Tim It's obvious to a half sensible person that you are a lovely guy I'm a l#natic lolGood luck Tim ,what a lovely guy you seem,Atb to yourself and family.

[tim 3] 16/10/2021 19:56

Spoons in Scarborough packed not a free table in the house!Off thread but why do women of a certain age have to shriek and shout at each other it's not like there's and music in spoons to talk over ...rant over.

[gozzie2] 16/10/2021 18:10

Heywood wetherspoons busy .Busier than the other pubs apart from one other that had City Utd live 3pmReminded me of 20 years ago in Ashton until they all got in trouble. Leave people alone for the economy to thrive Grassing B@skets lol

[gozzie2] 16/10/2021 13:54

Gozzie reporting. Wetherspoons full in Middleton.Difficult to get a seat. Cheap as chips, no sticky tables .

[gozzie2] 16/10/2021 09:04

In defence of Guitar there are strange occurrences happening to friends and family .Brother in law found his mum yesterday on the floor.She had the booster recently. She has COPD and now in a very bad way .Don't think she will make it .A mates mum was found at the bottom of the stairs 2 weeks ago ..She had cracked ribs and not sure what caused it or what's happened since .I found mum on the floor and sickness for over 2 weeks a month ago .They are all elderly people and I suppose it's what happens at that age .Or is it something worth conspiracy?

[gozzie2] 16/10/2021 08:32

Anyway il be in 3 Spoons today .Middleton Heywood Rochdale .Il report on the state of those, rather than the virus lol.

[gozzie2] 16/10/2021 08:29

We could have locked down early, and opened when we had high vaccine coverage .Xmas in July this year waiting 6 months, would have saved 1000s of lives .We knew we had the vaccine coming for the sensible people .It depends if you value life over money. I do .

[gozzie2] 16/10/2021 08:26

Taiwan deaths are going up, as vaccine rollout is not as good as ours .The viral load, which is the concentration of the virus in the throat and nose, is 1,000 times higher with delta than with the original virus. The reproductive number, which is the average number of people that one infected person will pass on the virus to, averages 5.1 for delta, compared with 2.8 with the initial virus. This is the difference between a possible 200 extra infections transmitted from a single case in three weeks, compared with 15 new infections with the original virus.Zero-COVID has been effective at preventing deaths and allowing a certain level of normality within national borders in countries that moved rapidly to shut their borders, and where the geographical, political and economic factors were favourable. No countries in Europe or the Americas attempted it. But the huge jump in virus transmissibility and the swift development of highly effective vaccines has forced changes in the response.A high price to payThe standout countries now are those, like Singapore, that kept case numbers and deaths low and moved quickly to reach high vaccine coverage levels. New Zealand and Australia, at 40%-50% coverage, are playing vaccine catchup and are at risk. China has reached 75%, but Taiwan and Vietnam are lagging far behind.

[gozzie2] 16/10/2021 08:22

Taiwan have had 866 deaths from a population of 24 million in Total. We have that number of deaths every 5 days .You need better examples lol.

[guitarhaggis] 15/10/2021 22:48

Yeah, absolutely.

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