Coronavirus - will we survive?

It's getting rather worrying for the Italians with 36 deaths from the coronavirus today making it a total of 233.

Anyone know if all these are elderly?

Lockdown is now happening in 11 provinces there now.

The global death toll has now hit 3,000 with 100,000 cases now confirmed worldwide.

boltonbonce wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:I've been there.

A couple of years ago there was only one Twirl left in my local Spar, and no way was that bitch getting it.

Had they been Carrs pasties, I'd have been more understanding.

If BWFC have to entertain that Dale bloody Vince next season, I hope the only food on offer is burgers, hotdogs and Carr's pasties and that the doormen on the Main Entrance are instructed to only allow in blokes wearing a suit and tie.

I thought the advice from a medic dealing with the outbreak on the front line in China would be useful and appreciated because it contains extra info we haven't been told over here.

Clearly, sadly, can't help some folk!!

okocha wrote:I thought the advice from a medic dealing with the outbreak on the front line in China would be useful and appreciated because it contains extra info we haven't been told over here.

Clearly, sadly, can't help some folk!!

Quite right too, Okocha.

I put it down to the BSE-15 virus (Bowt'n supporters encephalitis). Its been around for years but became really infectious in 2015. There's still no known cure.

okocha wrote:I thought the advice from a medic dealing with the outbreak on the front line in China would be useful and appreciated because it contains extra info we haven't been told over here.

Can you prove that's where it came from?

Because if you can't, it's no more useful than the bloke in the pub's opinion.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

okocha wrote:I thought the advice from a medic dealing with the outbreak on the front line in China would be useful and appreciated because it contains extra info we haven't been told over here.

Can you prove that's where it came from?

Because if you can't, it's no more useful than the bloke in the pub's opinion.

...and the bloke in my pub reckons more people die of flu so we're all safe and nobody's going to catch it. He is an idiot but the news came as a great relief to all of us.

wanderlust wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

okocha wrote:I thought the advice from a medic dealing with the outbreak on the front line in China would be useful and appreciated because it contains extra info we haven't been told over here.

Can you prove that's where it came from?

Because if you can't, it's no more useful than the bloke in the pub's opinion.

...and the bloke in my pub reckons more people die of flu so we're all safe and nobody's going to catch it. He is an idiot but the news came as a great relief to all of us.

Is this the same bloke in your pub who told you all about Ron Billionaire buying the club from Anderson, for you to come on here and tell us all about it?

The same one you told us it was definitely true when I laughed at you believing such bollocks from some one in the pub telling you a tall tale to swallow?

I wonder if Ron Billionaire spent his money on another football club - no, or maybe another type of sports club - no, or any type of business whatever in Britain - no.

Seems he only wanted BWFC then?

Must be a big fan of ours then - no!


(It still makes me laugh you totally believing such utter drivel).

Sluffy wrote:

wanderlust wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

okocha wrote:I thought the advice from a medic dealing with the outbreak on the front line in China would be useful and appreciated because it contains extra info we haven't been told over here.

Can you prove that's where it came from?

Because if you can't, it's no more useful than the bloke in the pub's opinion.

...and the bloke in my pub reckons more people die of flu so we're all safe and nobody's going to catch it. He is an idiot but the news came as a great relief to all of us.

Is this the same bloke in your pub who told you all about Ron Billionaire buying the club from Anderson, for you to come on here and tell us all about it?

The same one you told us it was definitely true when I laughed at you believing such bollocks from some one in the pub telling you a tall tale to swallow?

I wonder if Ron Billionaire spent his money on another football club - no, or maybe another type of sports club - no, or any type of business whatever in Britain - no.

Seems he only wanted BWFC then?  

Must be a big fan of ours then - no!


(It still makes me laugh you totally believing such utter drivel).

Are you still banging on trying to refute something you have been unable and never will be able to prove? FFS accept that you have no idea and get a life you sad muppet.

Just to get back on topic for a moment, another UK 64 cases in the last 24 hours so the spread is accelerating.

wanderlust wrote:

Sluffy wrote:

wanderlust wrote:

Natasha Whittam wrote:

okocha wrote:I thought the advice from a medic dealing with the outbreak on the front line in China would be useful and appreciated because it contains extra info we haven't been told over here.

Can you prove that's where it came from?

Because if you can't, it's no more useful than the bloke in the pub's opinion.

...and the bloke in my pub reckons more people die of flu so we're all safe and nobody's going to catch it. He is an idiot but the news came as a great relief to all of us.

Is this the same bloke in your pub who told you all about Ron Billionaire buying the club from Anderson, for you to come on here and tell us all about it?

The same one you told us it was definitely true when I laughed at you believing such bollocks from some one in the pub telling you a tall tale to swallow?

I wonder if Ron Billionaire spent his money on another football club - no, or maybe another type of sports club - no, or any type of business whatever in Britain - no.

Seems he only wanted BWFC then?  

Must be a big fan of ours then - no!


(It still makes me laugh you totally believing such utter drivel).

Are you still banging on trying to refute something you have been unable and never will be able to prove? FFS accept that you have no idea and get a life you sad muppet.

Just to get back on topic for a moment, another UK 64 cases in the last 24 hours so the spread is accelerating.

Hahaha!

Ok then, what irrefutable proof have you got other than some bloke told you about it down the pub?

Absolutely none!

As for getting a life, I'm not the one droning on in every other post about playing football with blokes nearly fifty years younger than yourself AND running rings around them.

Like that really happens.

Walter Mitty has nothing compared with your fantasies.

My life might be pretty tame in comparison but at least it is real and not made up.

Unlike some...

Don’t forget the brexit denial.

I see the FA are considering banning the over 70's from games, not sure how they hope to police that.


Seems a bit tough on Crystal Palace as Roy Hodgson is 72.

Cajunboy wrote:I see the FA are considering banning the over 70's from games, not sure how they hope to police that.

As all tickets and season passes have a barcode, it’s very easy.

karlypants wrote:

Cajunboy wrote:I see the FA are considering banning the over 70's from games, not sure how they hope to police that.

As all tickets and season passes have a barcode, it’s very easy.

Yes, but what about Roy?

Lets be honest, were unlikely to die from excitement.

karlypants wrote:Have you got your hand wash, mask and ration pack sorted AD?

No KP just a cork to stick in my butt hole to stop me shitting myself after reading the last one on that list.

New case of coronavirus in Bolton

One more case of Coronavirus has been confirmed in Bolton.

This brings the total number to two for the town.

The second case was confirmed by Public Health England today.

Residents are advised to spend 20 seconds washing their hands - humming the 'Happy birthday' tune to yourself will help you time how long to keep them under a tap.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock said that for "most people who catch this virus, it's relatively mild, and a bad cough".

He said the number of home ventilation kits are being expanded and that "the NHS, I am sure, will rise to the challenge" of dealing with the coronavirus outbreak.

More to follow.

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Two cases now in Chorley too!

Supermarkets place restrictions on food and anti-bacterial products

Supermarkets have placed restrictions on items including pasta, anti-bacterial wipes and hand soap in a bid to prevent shoppers from stockpiling.

Shelves across the country have been emptied of goods, including toilet paper, after Public Health England urged members of the public to "plan ahead" for if they had to self-isolate for a couple of weeks.

However, the Government's chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance said there is "absolutely no reason" for the British public to panic buy.

Tesco has almost entirely sold out of dried pasta online and has now introduced a five limit number on several items, including anti-bacterial wipes, gels, and long-life milk.

No other supermarket has resorted to rationing food, however the majority are now limiting anti-bacterial gels to two per customer - or have sold out entirely.

The full list of restrictions at each supermarket is as follows:

Tesco

Five-item limit on a number of items including pasta, anti-bacterial wipes, gels and sprays, and long-life milk. Started online on Sunday morning and in stores on Saturday afternoon.

Waitrose

Only online at the moment, and only includes restrictions on certain anti-bacterial soaps and wipes.

Morrisons

No restrictions on any items at the moment.

Aldi

Has not yet responded, but ant-bacterial hand gel is not available online.

Asda

Hand sanitiser restricted to two per person both in-store and online. No food restrictions. Many anti-bacterial products out of stock online.

Sainsbury's

No limits on any purchases.

Lidl

Did not confirm any restrictions.

Ocado

Has not yet responded, but no limits on products online.

As of 9am on Sunday, 273 people had been diagnosed with Covid-19 - an increase of 67 from the 206 cases confirmed at on Saturday. It represents the largest day-on-day increase in diagnoses.

Coronavirus concerns appear to have created an international rush for toilet paper. Two women have been charged after a fight broke out over toilet roll in an Australian supermarket, with a video of the altercation shared widely online.

Hand sanitiser products were also found to be selling for more than 5,000% their recommended retail price online, with bottles worth 49p selling for £24.99

One eBay listing has seen a second-hand bottle of liquid soap sell for more than £5 - despite being only three-quarters full.

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