Home Match Build Up 18/12/2021 L1: OUFC v Wigan Athletic

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Mother in Law passed away. Not Covid related.
Had a week in Bridport supporting MrsEY(Mk2) and the family.
I now fully support assisted dying.
After knowing exactly what she wanted, just going to sleep, and seeing how things went across a 48 hour period there is no question in my mind that assisted dying has a place in a civilised society. It`s also easy to see why things like syringe drivers for morphine etc are supplied in locked boxes!
At least we were able to get her home and she is now at peace and pain free.
Kudos to the palliative care teams, the district nurses and hospice at home folk who were all absolute stars.
Sorry to hear this...thoughts with you
 
Might be one of our last big crowd home games for a while so we really could do with winning it.
It’s a tough ask, but I truly believe that we are a damn good side and I fancy us to give them real problems all over the park.
 
Big round of testing today.

If you're considering going to this game then go. With Covid and the potential for a beast from the east Christmas week this could be the last game for a couple of weeks.
 
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This was a tad surprising..................

Vaccine data collected by the EFL in November showed 75% of players were either fully vaccinated, had had a single jab or intended to be vaccinated.

Double-vaccinated players totalled 59%, with 10% having had a single dose at the time, while 6% were set to get a first jab.

However, 25% of players said they "currently do not intend to get a vaccine".

:oops:
 
This was a tad surprising..................

Vaccine data collected by the EFL in November showed 75% of players were either fully vaccinated, had had a single jab or intended to be vaccinated.

Double-vaccinated players totalled 59%, with 10% having had a single dose at the time, while 6% were set to get a first jab.

However, 25% of players said they "currently do not intend to get a vaccine".

:oops:

Sounds about right. Aren't only about 75% of wider UK society jabbed?

You'd probably expect younger, healthier, fitter people to be slightly slower on uptake overall.
 
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