Home Match Day Thread 3/10/20 L1 - OUFC v Crewe Alexandra

[Wallop]

So the player had a test presumably because he had symptoms. He still travelled on the coach According to this report. If he got the test privately he should be toast, if Crewe knew they should be toast.

One scenario might be he travelled down, then felt ill and got a rapid test result. If so, that would be understandable.

 

[Oufcrealist]

Ben Purkiss has turned up at the Kassam. PFA chairman.

 

[Leysboy]

We should be given 3 points. It’s Crewe that have broken the protocol.

 

[Wallop]

Mous says private test - naughty, naughty boy.

 

[Marked Ox]

Is nick Harris in the bath

Multitasking.

 

[Oufcrealist]

We should be given 3 points. It’s Crewe that have broken the protocol.

Agreed. Orient had to forefeit their place in the EFL cup.

 

[Followtheox1]

What is clear from this thread is that the full facts are not known in terms of the exact situation that occurred. No point in rushing to judge at this point in time.

 

[OxfordBoy]

What is clear from this thread is that the full facts are not known in terms of the exact situation that occurred. No point in rushing to judge at this point in time.

Sod that, give us 6 points and Crewe players must clean the East stand toilets with their toothbrushes

 

[uptheus]

We should be given 3 points. It’s Crewe that have broken the protocol.

Why?

 

[Fourthstand]

What is clear from this thread is that the full facts are not known in terms of the exact situation that occurred. No point in rushing to judge at this point in time.

Spoilsport. Naff all to do now this afternoon

 

[Kamal]

player was asymptomatic so why was he tested then?

 

[Wallop]

Agreed. Orient had to forefeit their place in the EFL cup.

What have Crewe done wrong, looks like the player took a private test. Mind you, turning up at the stadium post-result is pretty stupid.

 

[Eaststanding]

What is clear from this thread is that the full facts are not known in terms of the exact situation that occurred. No point in rushing to judge at this point in time.

Where’s the fun in that?

 

[Wallop]

player was asymptomatic so why was he tested then?

Indeed - a very key question.

 

[Concretebob]

Why?

Because they've broken protocol?

 

[OUFC94]

player was asymptomatic so why was he tested then?

Maybe he came into contact with someone who had it? Could be many different things.

 

[Concretebob]

What have Crewe done wrong, looks like the player took a private test. Mind you, turning up at the stadium post-result is pretty stupid.

Travelled to a game whilst one of their players (who could well have been on the bus) was awaiting a test result.

 

[OUFC94]

Also, in other League 1 news Swindon go 1-0 up at Peterborough

 

[Barbadosyellow]

Suddenly it's feeling like April again when most people were saying there can't be any football until we've got a vaccine.

 

[BigCrompy]

What have Crewe done wrong, looks like the player took a private test. Mind you, turning up at the stadium post-result is pretty stupid.

Travelled in the expectation of playing a game, without doing their opposition the courtesy of informing them there was a possible outbreak of a serious (and notifiable) infectious disease in their camp. Mousinho at interview said that Crewe Alexandra were aware of the result, but neglected to inform Oxford United.

It's at best unfortunate and the player is at fault, somewhere in the middle it's remiss on the part of Crewe, and at worst dangerous and deceitful.