I've not seen the video so may be way off line, but aren't the players in a bubble seen as though they are back in training. They will be basically hugging each other in training sessions and be in close proximity.



Genuine question, what is it that they have done?

Yes, true.



Having said that, if I was a coach, ceo, or whatever, and had expressed an interest in a player, had I have found out that they had breached club discipline or protocols, ivwoukd be a bit put off.

For a start broken the law of the land. Also broken club protocols by mixing away from the club. Plus put themselves and their families at risk of catching the disease by cramming into a house and hugging and dancing. Then embarrassed themselves and the club by posting it on social media so it is seen by all and sundry. It is now on outlets such as Sky and the BBC as well as in the press. All this whilst cases are going through the roof and the NHS is creaking at the seams. Good work lads.

Exactly.



I work in an office every day with 12 other people. This doesn’t them give me the right to invite them all over to mine for a NYE party.

Are they not in a bubble?

Do you basically hug your colleagues and breath all over them whilst you are at work or are there covid protocols such as screens etc?

If the club are allowing the players to hug each other and breath all over each other during training then that would go a long way in explaining why we were getting so many cases last season.

You can't mix households inside. You can have a bubble with one single person, not multiple households.

Why are you playing the devils advocate by coming across as defending them?

Didnt know whether professional sport works on a different rule re bubbles given that they can not socially distance. Internal matter as the statement said. No need fo hysterical reactions. We have enough of that on the news.

They're young blokes who've got carried away and stupid, thet wont be the first nor the last. no need to string them up.

Not out of work no.