27th October 2021

[Swanjaxs]

12 months from now.

Hopefully 6 months into a vaccine rollout

Family get together's

Being able to mix with friends again down the pub

Being able to get back to The Liberty in some sort of way...

Wishful thinking or nailed on?

Where will we be in 12 months time troops

 

[Cooperman]

That sounds quite plausible. I just wish we could get a clear and consistent voice concerning Covid statistics and vaccine development, particularly the latter.

Oh, and you forgot one element...

10th place in the Premier League having just ground out three points away at West Ham.

 

[PSumbler]

12 months from now.

Hopefully 6 months into a vaccine rollout

Family get together's

Being able to mix with friends again down the pub

Being able to get back to The Liberty in some sort of way...

Wishful thinking or nailed on?

Where will we be in 12 months time troops

If we don't have that vaccine well advanced into roll out stage by that point I dread to think what the state of the economy will look like

And that is before I even begin to contemplate what little Johnny's duvet will look lik!

 

[Best_loser]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54696873

If this is correct you can forget about herd immunity

 

[Fireboy]

My eldest will be 15 and might be as big as me

 

[Professor]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-54696873

If this is correct you can forget about herd immunity

Not necessarily. Vaccination can give rise to a higher level of antibody than infection and protective immunity may also rely on cellular (or Th1) responses too. It does suggest that vaccination is likely to be annual like flu and that the initial vaccines may have limited lifespan.

That said even with vaccination, distancing and masks are probably likely to be around into 2022. Can see limited crowds back perhaps 30-40% capacity.