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Quote from: tomahawk9 on April 08, 2020, 10:54:26 AM

And yeah, looks like the Serie A executives want to resume the league asap and they're going through different options. I found this one: https://www.football-italia.net/151894/extreme-idea-serie-all-rome
*Play all the games in Rome.

And this one: https://www.repubblica.it/rubriche/spycalcio/2020/04/08/news/la_serie_a_ora_copia_il_piano_della_bundesliga_-253473276/
*Play behind closed doors. Less than 300 people in stadiums including reporters. League could resume in first week of June.

From the given news, Serie A has been under considerations to be replayed in the South, at Rome where there are less problems with the virus. And the Serie A might be replayed in June, it is one month later the plan of Bundesliga. But it is a plan and nothing will happen if the nation won't fight well against the virus and the government won't lift the lockdown order in the nation. From those plans (of Serie A and Bundesliga) we know that they really want to finish the season if there are opportunities to do that.

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Quote from: tokeweed on April 08, 2020, 11:21:42 AM

It's highly possible that there are a lot of people walking around that could be feeling 'alright' but are carriers of the virus.

Anyway what's the latest about the Serie A? I heard training will start again soon at the Bundesliga. That's good in the sense that we get distracted for a little bit.

I don't know if this is really a "plan" or is just one of those updates from the Serie A to make it look like there is a development for the resumption of the league. I don't know why the FIGC is doing medical guidelines right now without even saying if the league will resume or not but I think it is better to be prepared then not. Also I've been seeing news about teams will be playing the games in Rome so that they have a controlled environment for all players, which isn't really a bad idea considering that they'll also be testing players affected by the virus if they are fit to play.

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Quote from: Pmalek on April 06, 2020, 04:10:45 AM

The media isn't reporting the news about Dybala's tests properly. Dybala was never cured. His 1st test showed that he was positive on COVID-19 while he was in quarantine. He felt bad for a few days and was out of breath and then he started to recover. He then underwent a 2nd test and he was still positive on COVID-19. He never recovered in the sense that he was tested negative. He just felt better and became asymptomatic but not cured.

None knows what happened exactly with him and his girlfriend.
I think that he is the one who tries to keep this information private and we cannot learn what is going on with him.
At least we can pray that he is healthy.

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Quote from: tokeweed on April 08, 2020, 11:21:42 AM

Anyway what's the latest about the Serie A? I heard training will start again soon at the Bundesliga. That's good in the sense that we get distracted for a little bit.

There is nothing new about Serie A because the situation is still like this. I think it is still far from the word of training because some of the players are still infected with Covid-19, which means it is still too heavy for Italy to start sports activities including Serie A football. Still waiting a long time (maybe)

If the Bundesliga training will start soon then I think the situation there has begun to be conducive so Germany is still brave enough to start sports activities.

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Quote from: Pmalek on April 06, 2020, 04:10:45 AM

The media isn't reporting the news about Dybala's tests properly. Dybala was never cured. His 1st test showed that he was positive on COVID-19 while he was in quarantine. He felt bad for a few days and was out of breath and then he started to recover. He then underwent a 2nd test and he was still positive on COVID-19. He never recovered in the sense that he was tested negative. He just felt better and became asymptomatic but not cured.

It's highly possible that there are a lot of people walking around that could be feeling 'alright' but are carriers of the virus.

Anyway what's the latest about the Serie A? I heard training will start again soon at the Bundesliga. That's good in the sense that we get distracted for a little bit.

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Quote from: efialtis on April 08, 2020, 06:26:44 AM

I have actually just read a Greek article stating that even though the Covid-19 situation is unfortunately not really getting better in Italy, the Serie A season might resume in the next month, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.

There seems to be an agreement between the clubs to resume play in between May 24th and June 7th. Trainings will start around May 4th.

If that really works out, the season finale will be in July.

The curve is decreasing in the "overall increase" in Italy but we are not at the peak yet, we will be at the peak during this week we hope.

Deaths and serious condition are already decreasing and this is the 1st step, IMHO there is no way they will start again in 1 month.

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@efialtis random but, is that Milinkovic Savic in the cover? If Gazzetta was going to have strikers on the cover, why didn't they include a pic of the league goalscorer Immobile? lol

And yeah, looks like the Serie A executives want to resume the league asap and they're going through different options. I found this one: https://www.football-italia.net/151894/extreme-idea-serie-all-rome
*Play all the games in Rome.

And this one: https://www.repubblica.it/rubriche/spycalcio/2020/04/08/news/la_serie_a_ora_copia_il_piano_della_bundesliga_-253473276/
*Play behind closed doors. Less than 300 people in stadiums including reporters. League could resume in first week of June.

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Quote from: efialtis on April 08, 2020, 06:26:44 AM

I have actually just read a Greek article stating that even though the Covid-19 situation is unfortunately not really getting better in Italy, the Serie A season might resume in the next month, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.

There seems to be an agreement between the clubs to resume play in between May 24th and June 7th. Trainings will start around May 4th.

If that really works out, the season finale will be in July.
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There is one month to go till the scheduled day to begin training sessions for clubs and will the plan be real we don't know at the moment. It will depend on the Italy's epidemic progress next one month. From reports of ISS, the new infected cases have still been in the downwards trend and the same for severe patients who need to be treated with ICUs.

Looks good for now and we have reasons to hope that news will eventually turn to be real and we can enjoy matches in May. The race to Scudetto between Juventus, Lazio, and Inter Milan will keep going. The fight for Champions League and Europa League slots will be between Atalanta (they still do their jobs well in CL this season), AS Roma and AC Milan.

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I have actually just read a Greek article stating that even though the Covid-19 situation is unfortunately not really getting better in Italy, the Serie A season might resume in the next month, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.

There seems to be an agreement between the clubs to resume play in between May 24th and June 7th. Trainings will start around May 4th.

If that really works out, the season finale will be in July.

Screenshot Gazzetta dello Sport:

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To be honest, I believe since the current station of the outbreak the league won't be able to finish.
However, according to the recent news Christiano Ronaldo, Gianluigi Buffon and Leonardo Bonucci already accepted to a cut off a part of their their salaries. Many other players will follow them next weeks of curse. and Juventus team itself donated a huge amount of money to the covid-19.

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Quote from: DeathAngel on April 06, 2020, 01:42:32 PM

Italy has reached it’s peak for new cases daily & started to drop now. Hopefully in a week or two we’ll get confirmation that Serie A can start again at some point (probably behind closed doors).

I don't think decision on Serie A matches will be made next one or two weeks. The lockdown in Italy has not yet been confirmed with its end day. In contrast, I see potential to have expansion of the lockdown, maybe till the end of April. After the end of April, it takes time for social activities in Italy very slowly to recover and some weeks after we might see decision and announcement from FIGC. All of these will not be seen too soon.

The health system and society in Italy have been damaged seriously by the COVID-19 and all type of recoveries take more time than expected.

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Honestly as long as he is feeling better that is a big improvement, think about a virus that can make one of the most athletic and talented professional football players go out of breath so easily and realize how dangerous this virus actually is.

I mean if a 20's something footballers who normally train probably every single day of their lives can be out of breath because of it, it is not a wonder why people who are over 60 can end up dying, these people do not have the same immune system nor have the same body structure to face it.

I doubt he could recover and get infected again, as far as all the tests we know and have in our hands it looks like you can't get it again all that easily, and even if you do your body has enough defense mechanism that you will beat it like common flu at worst possibility.

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Quote from: DeathAngel on April 06, 2020, 01:42:32 PM

Italy has reached it’s peak for new cases daily & started to drop now. Hopefully in a week or two we’ll get confirmation that Serie A can start again at some point (probably behind closed doors).

With 3,599 new cases today and 636 new deaths? I don't think so, the numbers might have decreased a bit but that is not a sign that the infection is slowing down in Italy. The most realistic approach is to see the number of infection to go down to 0 infections daily to see if it will be safe for them to resume the season or not. It won't be safe for the players to play and it won't be safe for the matches to be played if they know that there are still a lot of people getting infected in their country. I don't even care about this season anymore what's more important is the players are safe and not of them will catch the infection, it's better to sacrifice the season now then risk it all just for the league to resume.

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Italy has reached it’s peak for new cases daily & started to drop now. Hopefully in a week or two we’ll get confirmation that Serie A can start again at some point (probably behind closed doors).

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Quote from: hd49728 on April 06, 2020, 04:50:29 AM

Quote from: Pmalek on April 06, 2020, 04:10:45 AM

The media isn't reporting the news about Dybala's tests properly. Dybala was never cured. His 1st test showed that he was positive on COVID-19 while he was in quarantine. He felt bad for a few days and was out of breath and then he started to recover. He then underwent a 2nd test and he was still positive on COVID-19. He never recovered in the sense that he was tested negative. He just felt better and became asymptomatic but not cured.

Yes, your explanation makes sense. Dybala has never received a confirmation of fully recover from a result of negative test. He has slowly recovered from his first infection. I don't believe about the news because the Juventus site has not yet mentioned about it. If Dybala recovered and then infected again, the club should make an official announcement about it. Dybala is one of their good players.

Didn't Dybala quarantine itself after being stated positive by Covid-19? then some media concluded that he had recovered and was infected again. How was this inaccurate news? What were we seeing about Dybala?
I also have not seen the statement from Juventus about this and it is still possible to quarantine the process so there is no certainty whether or not healed completely.
Hope all things get better.

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Quote from: Pmalek on April 06, 2020, 04:10:45 AM

The media isn't reporting the news about Dybala's tests properly. Dybala was never cured. His 1st test showed that he was positive on COVID-19 while he was in quarantine. He felt bad for a few days and was out of breath and then he started to recover. He then underwent a 2nd test and he was still positive on COVID-19. He never recovered in the sense that he was tested negative. He just felt better and became asymptomatic but not cured.

Yes, your explanation makes sense. Dybala has never received a confirmation of fully recover from a result of negative test. He has slowly recovered from his first infection. I don't believe about the news because the Juventus site has not yet mentioned about it. If Dybala recovered and then infected again, the club should make an official announcement about it. Dybala is one of their good players.

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The media isn't reporting the news about Dybala's tests properly. Dybala was never cured. His 1st test showed that he was positive on COVID-19 while he was in quarantine. He felt bad for a few days and was out of breath and then he started to recover. He then underwent a 2nd test and he was still positive on COVID-19. He never recovered in the sense that he was tested negative. He just felt better and became asymptomatic but not cured.

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Quote from: hd49728 on April 05, 2020, 03:44:36 AM

Quote from: Naida_BR on April 05, 2020, 02:42:13 AM

Did you read about the Dybala case?
Initially, he was found positive... Then he was cured and after that he made a test again and was found positive again... All this, in just one month... COVID-19 seems to be an unbeatable enemy...

Really? If his condition did not change worse after 2 weeks, he would recovered well. Furthermore, there are odds for false negative result from the test. I don't know which type of test is used in Italy but generally, there are odds for false positive and false negative results.

I did not see any official announcements or news on Juventus' site: https://www.juventus.com/en/news/news/

Here is the link that reports that: https://sportsfinding.com/dybala-and-his-girlfriend-again-with-covid-19/28686/

I don't know if this is something legit or fake news. I think that Dybala didn't reject those rumors as well.
I hope this will not harm his health as he initially said that COVID-19 left him struggling for breath when he was infected in the first time.

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Quote from: hd49728 on April 05, 2020, 03:44:36 AM

Really? If his condition did not change worse after 2 weeks, he would recovered well. Furthermore, there are odds for false negative result from the test. I don't know which type of test is used in Italy but generally, there are odds for false positive and false negative results.

I did not see any official announcements or news on Juventus' site: https://www.juventus.com/en/news/news/

Dybala as been found positive at the 1st test, they did a second one and he is still positive.
The virus will have not the same duration of infection and gravity in different people, someone will have it and have no symptoms at all and someone else will die with it.

Also, Matuidi has been positive for 2 tests (2 weeks delay) and he is still in a new 14 days quarantine.

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Quote from: hd49728 on April 05, 2020, 03:44:36 AM

Quote from: Naida_BR on April 05, 2020, 02:42:13 AM

Did you read about the Dybala case?
Initially, he was found positive... Then he was cured and after that he made a test again and was found positive again... All this, in just one month... COVID-19 seems to be an unbeatable enemy...

Really? If his condition did not change worse after 2 weeks, he would recovered well. Furthermore, there are odds for false negative result from the test. I don't know which type of test is used in Italy but generally, there are odds for false positive and false negative results.

I did not see any official announcements or news on Juventus' site: https://www.juventus.com/en/news/news/

I read it also. False positive or negative for both him and his gf is a little bit hard to believe. I mean if the result show just 1 positive i may said so.
Other reports in the world showed that up to 14% of people could be reinfected again. He is just so unlucky!

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