Jeez his footskills are amazing - on top of everything else.
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I don’t see a night light.
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Yeah brain fade. It seems like this ■■■■ has been going forever.
■■■■ it, get him out of their NOW. He’s clearly not a risk to the public.
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Gils said he does have antibodies and definitely had the virus.
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That’s exactly what someone who wanted the 4 points would say!!!
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Greg Bartlett?
First I’ve heard of him.
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He’s not often at their games.
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Up the snow?
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So a typical Melbourne supporter then.
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Yeah. Or just generally disinterested.
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West Coast founding player, and one-time pres of the WCE past players association.
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Yeah still nothing
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Gil saying they are meeting this afternoon to decide if conor breached any rules. Honestly how can it take them a week when they made the rules in the first place?
If he has anitbodies then I don’t see any other possibility than he had it in Ireland and this is the tests were dead virus residue or whatever they were seeing in South Korea.
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he described it as “marginal” on 3AW this morning.
Gil wants the infection to come from Ireland to demonstrate that the AFL rules were adequate.
At the same time, AFL tightens the rules after Conor’s positive.
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Only if they have an underlying condition. Being a heavy asthmatic and having had it without a single symptom I reckon you’d have to have all sorts of issues to get sick enough to go to hospital let along die.
Everyone I’ve spoken to here in NYC a between 25-35 that’s had it has had a fever for two days at the absolute worst. 7/10 were totally asymptotic, me included.
The streets are packed now, no one really cares.
If it’s marginal than the AFL should let it go
I think they wil let it gol. It’s marginal because it falls in 2 very grey areas. If he was buying a house & visiting blood family he’d be fine. But he’s is renting and visiting a foster family. They can hardly throw the book at him. Unless there’s other stuff that hasn’t been reported.
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