I'm sure it is too, but just think that the club will benefit too through a long term lease/rental arrangement. DC United pay something like $1 rent for 100% of all matchplay and associated income. I'd rip their arms off for a similar deal right now!
Not quite as bad as when you said that all players had had the covid vaccine but still made up horseshit!!!
Ummm.....okay!
That's a fairly serious accusation to make regarding players, staff and the vaccine. I hope you have proof, incontrovertible proof.
I've just been to the stadium for my jab! Quite quick and easy but I did have to give my NHS number to four different people. No way could I have got through if I wasn't on the system and accepted for a jab.
Bulls**t. As has been stated you need to provide NHS number and ID. ID would provide your DOB and confirm that you're in a target age group. Doctors / hospital letter and the initial text message from doctors surgery can prove that you have a medical condition that's pushed you up the queue. If you're a "key worker" you have a "key worker letter" from your employer, but as teachers and police officers have key worker letters and aren't entitled to vaccine then we know you also need a letter from your NHS trust, or relevant section of NHS (e.g. test and trace etc.) to be able to claim the vaccine at the place its given to you.
Very much this. A number of people have had the pfizer jab in areas where there was ‘stock’ that needed using up before it became worthless. It’s absolutely conceivable in theory that in a stadium being used as a vaccination hub, someone might have allowed a few people in other parts of said stadium to get their first dose if the alternative was just throwing it all away. Could someone from the vaccination centre have said, “Ask the football team if they want any jabs, we’ve got a few dozen going in the bin tonight”? Absolutely. In the same way that a mate of mine in his thirties got his first jab already, purely because he lived on the same street as the surgery in Reading that was doing them. He got a call telling him that if he could get there in the next 30 minutes he could have it, as they had a bunch going in the bin otherwise.
Yes. Quite sensibly if there are some vaccines that are out of date after the day in question it makes sense to use them up.
That's absolutely correct and a very sensible use of a precious resource that would 'go off' and therefore be wasted if not used. There would be very adverse headlines if it became known that vaccines were being thrown away with no attempt to use them.
In terms of the stadium very much so, but not in the vaccine scheduling and utilisation
Same in USA. They don’t want to waste vaccines so people hang around at the end of the day and if folks haven’t turned up for appointments they’ll invite people in.
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Or perhaps he knows they wish to remain in the background and let Tiger front it up.In tonight's five minute fans forum McWilliams was asked about the shareholders but he skirted around the issue and didn't name them.
Afternoons on BBC Radio Oxford - 5 Minute Fans Forum: Niall McWilliams (18/03/21) - BBC Sounds
Oxford United MD Niall McWilliams is this week’s guest on the Five Minute Fans Forum.
Slightly odd I thought.
