Can coronavirus stop Liverpool winning the league???

[Euler]

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[jimibt]

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yeah, just felt like generated content and the profile last active date sealed it for me

[firlandsfarm]

On a more serious note, you would think that Corona Beer would rebrand and change their name by now, but nope.

[Crazyskier]

It could just be a preliminary virus that mutates into something far more sinister.

On a more serious note, you would think that Corona Beer would rebrand and change their name by now, but nope.

It's just latin for 'crown' so I don't think they'll ever need to rebrand as such. Increasingly the virus is being referred to as 'Corvid 19' anyway. The virus should be gone in a year or two at most, God willing, whereas the beer will be being consumed by myself and others for many decades more, I hope.

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[superfrank]

It's just latin for 'crown' so I don't think they'll ever need to rebrand as such. Increasingly the virus is being referred to as 'Corvid 19' anyway. The virus should be gone in a year or two at most, God willing, whereas the beer will be being consumed by myself and others for many decades more, I hope.

It's COVID-19, not Corvid, but neither is very catchy (no pun intended) and the media mostly still using Coronavirus.

I can see Cheltenham getting cancelled despite current reports.

[Hepburn]

Lots of people congregating plus lots of horses. Probably not a good mix considering this new coronavirus originated from an animal. If you owned an race horse what would your thoughts be?

Lets hope it dosent get a hold here.

[Naffman]

It's just latin for 'crown' so I don't think they'll ever need to rebrand as such. Increasingly the virus is being referred to as 'Corvid 19' anyway. The virus should be gone in a year or two at most, God willing, whereas the beer will be being consumed by myself and others for many decades more, I hope.

It's COVID-19, not Corvid, but neither is very catchy (no pun intended) and the media mostly still using Coronavirus.

I can see Cheltenham getting cancelled despite current reports.

Think its only about a 70% chance to go ahead so a lot of people think it's in doubt - Japan are racing behind closed doors now so with it becoming such a real threat in Europe recently it could definitely be delayed.

[Kai]

Lets hope it dosent get a hold here.

Can post a bit of data that the media don't really seem to be reporting, hopefully it can help alleviate some of the fears and not exacerbate them.





So in short we have to worry about the older and sickly people the most.

Worth noting that only 0.7% of the Wuhan population got infected at the very epicenter of the outbreak, despite their inept mishandling of the whole situation.

So with a bit of math you can conclude that the chance of getting infected and then dying from the virus is very slim indeed, as low as 0.0028% for a 35 year old. Haven't compared the fatality % to the regular seasonal flu but I suspect that the flu actually has it a bit higher, around 1% if memory serves.

[wearthefoxhat]

Lets hope it dosent get a hold here.

Can post a bit of data that the media don't really seem to be reporting, hopefully it can help alleviate some of the fears and not exacerbate them.


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So in short we have to worry about the older and sickly people the most.

Worth noting that only 0.7% of the Wuhan population got infected at the very epicenter of the outbreak, despite their inept mishandling of the whole situation.

So with a bit of math you can conclude that the chance of getting infected and then dying from the virus is very slim indeed, as low as 0.0028% for a 35 year old. Haven't compared the fatality % to the regular seasonal flu but I suspect that the flu actually has it a bit higher, around 1% if memory serves.

Good info.

[sniffer66]

Lets hope it dosent get a hold here.

Can post a bit of data that the media don't really seem to be reporting, hopefully it can help alleviate some of the fears and not exacerbate them.



So in short we have to worry about the older and sickly people the most.

Worth noting that only 0.7% of the Wuhan population got infected at the very epicenter of the outbreak, despite their inept mishandling of the whole situation.

So with a bit of math you can conclude that the chance of getting infected and then dying from the virus is very slim indeed, as low as 0.0028% for a 35 year old. Haven't compared the fatality % to the regular seasonal flu but I suspect that the flu actually has it a bit higher, around 1% if memory serves.

Good info.

Agreed. However, it uses statistics and valid data therefore the media and general public will completely ignore it.

[Archery1969]

Can post a bit of data that the media don't really seem to be reporting, hopefully it can help alleviate some of the fears and not exacerbate them.





So in short we have to worry about the older and sickly people the most.

Worth noting that only 0.7% of the Wuhan population got infected at the very epicenter of the outbreak, despite their inept mishandling of the whole situation.

So with a bit of math you can conclude that the chance of getting infected and then dying from the virus is very slim indeed, as low as 0.0028% for a 35 year old. Haven't compared the fatality % to the regular seasonal flu but I suspect that the flu actually has it a bit higher, around 1% if memory serves.

Good info.

Agreed. However, it uses statistics and valid data therefore the media and general public will completely ignore it.

By those stats then you probably have more chance of meeting Elvis in Tesco’s or winning the lottery.

[Euler]

If the virus kicks out, we could find matches being played behind closed doors: -

https://www.football-italia.net/150600/ ... ors-closed

[wearthefoxhat]

So....it could actually happen... (and of course Leeds won't get promoted either )

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[Naffman]

I must admit I laughed at how far fetched this was but credit to the OP to think of this scenario

[Hepburn]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsJCiZTt3uc