fox in the box wrote:Spireites fully supporting their actions on Bobs Board completely unsurprisingly. They have zero shame
Practice makes perfect.
It's hardly their first attempt at defending malpractice.
fox in the box wrote:Spireites fully supporting their actions on Bobs Board completely unsurprisingly. They have zero shame
arsene wengers coat wrote:Forget any morality here.
This is a competitive advantage. While the covid 19 vaccine is not on a banned substance list, what it does do is allow the club and players to act in a way that their counterparts in the NL can not.
From a footballing perspective, it's an unfair advantage from a controlled substance. It's cheating, because other clubs haven't had this opportunity.
Search and Destroy wrote:https://stubleymedical.co.uk/press-release/?fbclid=IwAR0U3jaWK3QZbtt-DsebtttRrm-9dUi1IQPd-OxmrCf685PJtCuD3tCkhh0
Search and Destroy wrote:https://stubleymedical.co.uk/press-release/?fbclid=IwAR0U3jaWK3QZbtt-DsebtttRrm-9dUi1IQPd-OxmrCf685PJtCuD3tCkhh0
Stoney wrote:Stubley medical centre at Dronfield have released a statement. No footballers have received the jab. Just one member of staff at CFC who has underlying health conditions.
It will be interesting to see what conclusion Derbyshire NHS come to.bobbystagsfan wrote:On sky sports news it says Derbyshire NHS are looking into how some of the spireites have received that vaccine.
They said they were bottom of the list, they don't have to tell us that twice
Philip wrote:Search and Destroy wrote:https://stubleymedical.co.uk/press-release/?fbclid=IwAR0U3jaWK3QZbtt-DsebtttRrm-9dUi1IQPd-OxmrCf685PJtCuD3tCkhh0
Excellent statement perfectly summing up the complexities of the process. Already aware of many cases in Surrey of people being called last minute dot com to come in for spare vaccines that would otherwise go to waste. One person's efficiency seems to be another's queue jump just because it involves a rival football team. Really?
Speed of access to the vaccines are key. Not all elderly, disabled or high risk groups can simply get to a centre at a few minutes notice, many live alone and rely on help for transport, some are not immediately at the end of a phone etc etc.
Dan wrote:Philip wrote:Search and Destroy wrote:https://stubleymedical.co.uk/press-release/?fbclid=IwAR0U3jaWK3QZbtt-DsebtttRrm-9dUi1IQPd-OxmrCf685PJtCuD3tCkhh0
Excellent statement perfectly summing up the complexities of the process. Already aware of many cases in Surrey of people being called last minute dot com to come in for spare vaccines that would otherwise go to waste. One person's efficiency seems to be another's queue jump just because it involves a rival football team. Really?
Speed of access to the vaccines are key. Not all elderly, disabled or high risk groups can simply get to a centre at a few minutes notice, many live alone and rely on help for transport, some are not immediately at the end of a phone etc etc.
Maybe not. But police officers, ambulance drivers, paramedics, nurses, teachers, doctors surgery staff etc can do but they weren’t even asked yet they’re all on the front line putting their lives at risk every day. An ambulance driver died from it a couple of weeks ago, why wasn’t he vaccinated? And for the record I’d be equally as disgusted if it had been our football club that had jumped the queue like this.
Sandy Pate Best Stag wrote:Dan wrote:Philip wrote:Search and Destroy wrote:https://stubleymedical.co.uk/press-release/?fbclid=IwAR0U3jaWK3QZbtt-DsebtttRrm-9dUi1IQPd-OxmrCf685PJtCuD3tCkhh0
Excellent statement perfectly summing up the complexities of the process. Already aware of many cases in Surrey of people being called last minute dot com to come in for spare vaccines that would otherwise go to waste. One person's efficiency seems to be another's queue jump just because it involves a rival football team. Really?
Speed of access to the vaccines are key. Not all elderly, disabled or high risk groups can simply get to a centre at a few minutes notice, many live alone and rely on help for transport, some are not immediately at the end of a phone etc etc.
Maybe not. But police officers, ambulance drivers, paramedics, nurses, teachers, doctors surgery staff etc can do but they weren’t even asked yet they’re all on the front line putting their lives at risk every day. An ambulance driver died from it a couple of weeks ago, why wasn’t he vaccinated? And for the record I’d be equally as disgusted if it had been our football club that had jumped the queue like this.
And don’t forget the supermarket workers and the other forgotten front line staff who probably come into contact just as much if not more.
tmwilson wrote:Stoney wrote:Stubley medical centre at Dronfield have released a statement. No footballers have received the jab. Just one member of staff at CFC who has underlying health conditions.
Where does it say it wasn't given to any players?
If that's the case why have the club made a statement to one of the local papers admitting that their players received the vaccination?
Explaining the situation, Chesterfield said in a statement: “A small number of Chesterfield players and staff – most of whom are classed as vulnerable people – have received the COVID-19 vaccine
Stoney wrote:tmwilson wrote:Stoney wrote:Stubley medical centre at Dronfield have released a statement. No footballers have received the jab. Just one member of staff at CFC who has underlying health conditions.
Where does it say it wasn't given to any players?
If that's the case why have the club made a statement to one of the local papers admitting that their players received the vaccination?
Maybe I've misinterpreted it; I read it as if one member of staff received the vaccination as they live nearby to Dronfield and had previously confirmed they have underlying health conditions.
If footballers have had it I would be rather disgusted. I sat with my grandad (life long Stags fan) in Kings Mill last week and held his hand whilst this awful disease killed him. I don't want anyone else going through that pain and that's why we need to get it to the more vulnerable groups. I'd like to think as a police officer who is forced to deal with the public and having been hands on with many people during this pandemic, that I'd be higher up the list for a vaccine than a young footballer.
I'm not just singling out us bobby's though. There is a Sainsbury's around 2 minutes away from Stubley medical practice who could've been asked. I fully agree that the vaccines should go into somebodies arm rather than a bin. I just think it could've gone into the arm who has a higher chance of dying from this disease than a footballer, as morbid as that sounds.
chambta wrote:bellwhiff wrote:Rob wrote:Amber Andy wrote:I understand that Dave and every vaccine is precious and should not be wasted. What I can't understand is why a local school, police station or even a supermarket could not have been contacted and the vaccine used on front line workers.Dave Wayne wrote:Not defending the cheats in any way, but it is a fact that some people don't turn up for vaccination appointments for whatever reason and any unused vaccines from the batch that has been delivered to the vaccination centres would have to be thrown away at the end of the session. Therefore, most of the centres have contact details for key workers in their area who can be called in at short notice to get the jab rather than them being wasted. How it is decided who is contacted is down to the local health authority that is responsible for administering the vaccination process.
Is the football ground the vaccination centre?
That ground that’s in a Supermarket car park?
What a vile club
I’ll take that with a pinch of salt from an angry leather clad whopper like yourself.
Are you breaking lockdown rules to go and meet like-minded men or are you restricted your ‘activities’ to the internet until it’s over?
Dan wrote:Philip wrote:Search and Destroy wrote:https://stubleymedical.co.uk/press-release/?fbclid=IwAR0U3jaWK3QZbtt-DsebtttRrm-9dUi1IQPd-OxmrCf685PJtCuD3tCkhh0
Excellent statement perfectly summing up the complexities of the process. Already aware of many cases in Surrey of people being called last minute dot com to come in for spare vaccines that would otherwise go to waste. One person's efficiency seems to be another's queue jump just because it involves a rival football team. Really?
Speed of access to the vaccines are key. Not all elderly, disabled or high risk groups can simply get to a centre at a few minutes notice, many live alone and rely on help for transport, some are not immediately at the end of a phone etc etc.
Maybe not. But police officers, ambulance drivers, paramedics, nurses, teachers, doctors surgery staff etc can do but they weren’t even asked yet they’re all on the front line putting their lives at risk every day. An ambulance driver died from it a couple of weeks ago, why wasn’t he vaccinated? And for the record I’d be equally as disgusted if it had been our football club that had jumped the queue like this.
Philip wrote:Dan wrote:Philip wrote:Search and Destroy wrote:https://stubleymedical.co.uk/press-release/?fbclid=IwAR0U3jaWK3QZbtt-DsebtttRrm-9dUi1IQPd-OxmrCf685PJtCuD3tCkhh0
Excellent statement perfectly summing up the complexities of the process. Already aware of many cases in Surrey of people being called last minute dot com to come in for spare vaccines that would otherwise go to waste. One person's efficiency seems to be another's queue jump just because it involves a rival football team. Really?
Speed of access to the vaccines are key. Not all elderly, disabled or high risk groups can simply get to a centre at a few minutes notice, many live alone and rely on help for transport, some are not immediately at the end of a phone etc etc.
Maybe not. But police officers, ambulance drivers, paramedics, nurses, teachers, doctors surgery staff etc can do but they weren’t even asked yet they’re all on the front line putting their lives at risk every day. An ambulance driver died from it a couple of weeks ago, why wasn’t he vaccinated? And for the record I’d be equally as disgusted if it had been our football club that had jumped the queue like this.
I think you will find a range of people, some on your list, are being contacted. Not perfect but overall a success story that doesn't deserve vitriolic nitpicking at the fringes.
part time pete wrote:Perhaps this 19 year old footballer is living with his gran who is vulnerable and he is her career, therefore is in the carer category.
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