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27/10/2009
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Spitting on pitch 'is flu risk'
Bolton reveal four players have recovered from swine flu while their Carling Cup opponents Chelsea are unconcerned about claims that Blackburn players could have passed on the virus.
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27/10/2009
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Supports: Liverpool FC
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But when you have been running for 90Minutes you do sometimes need to Spit so you cant really help it
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27/10/2009
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Supports: Fulham and Zamora for England
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I never feel the need to spit while playing football unless i get a really nasty taste in my mouth, i find it fairly pointless
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27/10/2009
#8
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Supports: Portsmouth & Charlie Austin
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Quoted Message:
Originally Posted by Danny
But when you have been running for 90Minutes you do sometimes need to Spit so you cant really help it
Yeah good point mate
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Quoted Message:
Originally Posted by PaddyK94
it is a good point for the kid's sake but you can't actually pass it on unless you spit in their face or at them.
Well no, if you think about it, a player spits on the grass, a minute of two after a player falls after a tackle something or and puts his hand in it and doesn't notice, then puts his hand near his mouth and then he could get the germs, seems a bit unlikely, but it could easily happen
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27/10/2009
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Supports: Plymouth Argyle and Arsenal, also like Fiorentina (Jovetic is god!!)
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Quoted Message:
Originally Posted by kinger74
Yeah good point mate
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Well no, if you think about it, a player spits on the grass, a minute of two after a player falls after a tackle something or and puts his hand in it and doesn't notice, then puts his hand near his mouth and then he could get the germs, seems a bit unlikely, but it could easily happen
it would have dried in by then
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27/10/2009
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Supports: Middlesbrough and Arbroath
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Quoted Message:
Originally Posted by kinger74
Yeah good point mate
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Well no, if you think about it, a player spits on the grass, a minute of two after a player falls after a tackle something or and puts his hand in it and doesn't notice, then puts his hand near his mouth and then he could get the germs, seems a bit unlikely, but it could easily happen
okay, the point i was trying to make was unless it goes into the other players' mouth then there really isn't any risk. And the spit would have soaked in, as already mentioned, and there will only be very small amounts, not enough to make you ill.
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27/10/2009
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Supports: Fulham and Zamora for England
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Quoted Message:
Originally Posted by Lewis Edwards
flu ain't gonna kill you though, im not afraid of flu
Hence why people have died of Swine Flu
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27/10/2009
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Supports: Manchester united
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yeah like lewis edward said it has only killed people with underlying illnesses it's not gonna kill a footballer.
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