Reply With QuoteNo news of the Halifax results, so it's still fingers crossed!
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Our entire first-team playing squad and staff have this morning tested negative for Covid-19.
It is now mandatory for National League clubs to carry out testing the day before each match and we’re pleased to say we have been given the all-clear ahead of tomorrow evening’s visit of Halifax Town.
This obligation has been placed on clubs following the commencement of the government’s free Covid-19 testing programme, which provides registered workplaces with access to rapid testing.
A statement from our board of directors reads: “Having funded our own regular testing programme, which has helped identify a number of positive cases, we are pleased that the league have now imposed this directive on all clubs.
“While the long-term picture is beginning to look a little brighter, Covid still poses a huge risk to society and, as a club, we feel we have a duty to protect our players, staff, opponents and the wider public as best we can.
“We will continue to inform supporters of our pre-match testing results moving forward.”
https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news...esting-080321/
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No news of the Halifax results, so it's still fingers crossed!
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When the late John McGrath became Halifax Town manager, he said his ambition was to change the most well-used phrase in football: "Halifax Town nil". On this occasion, however, that's exactly what we're hoping to hear!
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Originally Posted by Elite_Pie
Had one of those 20 minute tests the other day that showed me as 'negative'. For Covid that is, not my views generally.
Am I right in thinking Eli, that you and I have now reached the peak of our immunity?
When are the turnstiles opening?
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As I understood it we don't get peak immunity until we've had the second jab.
If we're allowed back after 2nd May we should both tick the box.
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