Every day the vaccine rolls out

Jason Leitch says full stadiums by August 10th if we continue on current course with vaccines and low hospitalisations.

Asked if football stadiums can be full, he replied:

“They can on August 10th, but we’ve had to learn that new word remember, that ‘indicative’ word. So we have given advice that says ‘with a fair wind, the trajectory we are presently on, with vaccinations’.....this six weeks buys us quite a lot of vaccine time.

“So if we can get that in, and people come, that’s the important thing that people can do, then yes we hope that August 9th/10th can happen.”

It does appear that hundreds possibly thousands got the virus around the England v Scotland match.There was a well known pub in Dundee where it seems nearly everyone in it that Friday got Covid and i'm not exaggerating.
Loads of people from all over Scotland have admitted that large groups of them contracted the virus going,in or returning from London.

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Originally Posted by GUNBOAT

It does appear that hundreds possibly thousands got the virus around the England v Scotland match.There was a well known pub in Dundee where it seems nearly everyone in it that Friday got Covid and i'm not exaggerating.
Loads of people from all over Scotland have admitted that large groups of them contracted the virus going,in or returning from London.

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I know a few who were doon sooth for that weekend and have since tested positive, but they should not be vilified for enjoying the event. Anyone who is catching this just now is generally unvaccinated, asymptomatic or showing hay fever symptoms, and this is why the schools are riddled with Covid just now, and why its spreading so easily.

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Originally Posted by GUNBOAT

It does appear that hundreds possibly thousands got the virus around the England v Scotland match.There was a well known pub in Dundee where it seems nearly everyone in it that Friday got Covid and i'm not exaggerating.
Loads of people from all over Scotland have admitted that large groups of them contracted the virus going,in or returning from London.

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3 people in my work got it from having folk round for the game - everyone in their family and everyone in other families (just about ) got it. Seems to be very easily transferred new variant. One of the people at my work reckon 20 plus folk got it from the game eirther directly there or them passing onto mum and dad or kids.

Young males are where cases have been spiking


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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-57580118

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Originally Posted by Shedboy1971

3 people in my work got it from having folk round for the game - everyone in their family and everyone in other families (just about ) got it. Seems to be very easily transferred new variant. One of the people at my work reckon 20 plus folk got it from the game eirther directly there or them passing onto mum and dad or kids.

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Young guy from work caught it down in london and so did everyone of his mates think was 20 of them but all young laddies and none of them have had much bad symptoms yet couple of weeks off work is all they seem to have to worry about.

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Originally Posted by Chick A Saw

I know a few who were doon sooth for that weekend and have since tested positive, but they should not be vilified for enjoying the event. Anyone who is catching this just now is generally unvaccinated, asymptomatic or showing hay fever symptoms, and this is why the schools are riddled with Covid just now, and why its spreading so easily.

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I really don't care anymore mate,if people are not worried about getting Covid then just let them get on with their lives.The only thing i do ask of them is they isolate when they know they have it.

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Originally Posted by GUNBOAT

I really don't care anymore mate,if people are not worried about getting Covid then just let them get on with their lives.The only thing i do ask of them is they isolate when they know they have it.

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Been past caring for a while myself, but i always have that thought in my mind that someone i might come into contact with could be asymptomatic. My kids are all in the age group for that first graph shared above and the 2 that still stay here are living their lives, so again, i have to think about that.

Im double dosed so in 2 weeks, im invincible!XD

The ironic thing is it seems like it's all the young unvaccinated folk who are going out and enjoying themselves, not giving a f*ck & catching Covid whereas the older vaccinated folk are still being cautious about the whole situation.

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Originally Posted by Chick A Saw

I know a few who were doon sooth for that weekend and have since tested positive, but they should not be vilified for enjoying the event. Anyone who is catching this just now is generally unvaccinated, asymptomatic or showing hay fever symptoms, and this is why the schools are riddled with Covid just now, and why its spreading so easily.

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My pals daughter caught it 2 weeks ago. She had no symptoms whatsoever other than her normal hayfever the week before she tested positive. She was told to isolate from that day of hayfever (6 days prior) as they were taking that as being a Covid symptom. She isolated for 4 days in total and was back out. Mental. Almost as if they took a guess at when she caught it