A pretty good guess is not the same as known. It’s a guess, even if it’s pretty good, it’s a guess. Your own link from Mayo says things like “may affect” “potential long term.”
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostA pretty good guess is not the same as known. It’s a guess, even if it’s pretty good, it’s a guess. Your own link from Mayo says things like “may affect” “potential long term.”
Again curious how bad things need to get before you all start advocating for caution and a slow reopening rather than letting little Jonnie or Karen play? Why go right to games between clubs some of whom are in counties that are really struggling?
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So Lord Inslee is going to have a press conference today with executives from Alaska Airlines and Delta Airlines essentially begging people to get on planes. We’ll do that to bailout airlines again, but my kid can’t drive across town to play soccer? What is happening?
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Aren't we supposed to hear something today or tomorrow regarding youth soccer? Seems like we are heading the way towards games...
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAren't we supposed to hear something today or tomorrow regarding youth soccer? Seems like we are heading the way towards games...
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPeople that I know that work in Olympia have told me today, but I guess we will wait and see. I still think locals games are ok, but there’s no reason to have teams traveling over mountain passes. Let’s be honest, most of those teams shouldn’t ever be traveling 5 hours to Spokane, let alone during a pandemic.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostThankfully, the Governor's office was able to get out their guidelines allowing even modified phase 1 counties to have corn mazes, haunted houses, and u-pick Christmas tree farms. Had to make all of that clear for some reason before getting to youth sports.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPeople that I know that work in Olympia have told me today, but I guess we will wait and see. I still think locals games are ok, but there’s no reason to have teams traveling over mountain passes. Let’s be honest, most of those teams shouldn’t ever be traveling 5 hours to Spokane, let alone during a pandemic.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostWhy? The curve has flattened.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI agree with previous post. It doesn't seem necessary if we just want to get out of the gates. Restaurants, hotels. Not necessary imo. Seems like we could go backwards without need when we can get games locally for now. Personally, if there's a 10% chance that a team or club would have to isolate and disrupt other games for a travel game, I'm not in favor. Maybe if we can get 6 months of local games first...
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostHypothetical. One player (or family member) tests + after a travel trip. How does that impact their team and their next scheduled game (and the last team they played)??
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Inslee will have to allow youth sports if he's allowing 200-person business meetings. Otherwise he looks like very foolish and/or simply responsive to lobbying efforts...
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostInslee will have to allow youth sports if he's allowing 200-person business meetings. Otherwise he looks like very foolish and/or simply responsive to lobbying efforts...
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