I see Charlie is Trending on Twitter ...
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kuriousoranj
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Sorry he's wrong on this, every pro footballer in Britain should be tested every week it's not that expensive.
Charlie say's "he's healthy and young" I'm alright jack!
It's older less well people he may come into contact with that will have to deal with the consequences should he contract the virus.
Charlie say's "he's healthy and young" I'm alright jack!
It's older less well people he may come into contact with that will have to deal with the consequences should he contract the virus.
Junior_BentsPlatformShoes
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Exactly, he's not seeing the bigger picture. Worrying he says he's young but looks older than me and I've ten years on him 
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basilrobbie
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He's a bloody idiot.
kuriousoranj
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It's prioritising death of the vulnerable over entertainment then?
voyeur
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Insider
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Charlie tested positive for coronavirus at the end of last season whilst still at Reading?
www.dailyrecord.co.uk
Charlie Adam reveals positive coronavirus test
The former Scotland star was kept out of action after a series of COVID-19 tests.
www.dailyrecord.co.uk
td53
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I guess Charlie is worried as his season ain't started yet. Scottish Prem is playing but lower leagues aren't (I think!) and possibly as with national league might not get going.
Only 14 full time clubs in Scotland so in circumstances in their lower leagues are difficult. I follow Danny Denholm on Twitter - he plays league football but is also a teacher - and some interesting Q's about whether he'll be allowed to play by either employer as a result.
It's not so simple as 'put them in a bubble' as whilst Charlie (and I think rest of Dundee) are all full time most of opposition isn't (and thus much wider contact) and money for testing etc is even tighter than in our lower leagues.
Not actually watched the clip, more of a comment on circumstances than anything Charlie says.
Only 14 full time clubs in Scotland so in circumstances in their lower leagues are difficult. I follow Danny Denholm on Twitter - he plays league football but is also a teacher - and some interesting Q's about whether he'll be allowed to play by either employer as a result.
It's not so simple as 'put them in a bubble' as whilst Charlie (and I think rest of Dundee) are all full time most of opposition isn't (and thus much wider contact) and money for testing etc is even tighter than in our lower leagues.
Not actually watched the clip, more of a comment on circumstances than anything Charlie says.
The previous message literally said 'avoiding contact with vulnerable people'
Macseasider
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Bit of a dickheadish thing to say there Mr Adam.
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Scratcher67
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Usual hysteria reigns. 
Macseasider
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Usual hysteria reigns.
Where?
todayistheday
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That lassie Sturgeon should have a word with him.
SEASIDE2020
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Calm down, Charlie said that IF he got the virus he'd deal with it and added that he wasn't worried about it and that he was young and healthy.
Why does saying that make him an idiot ?
Not a surprise to see people on AVFTT interpret what he said to read that if he was to catch the virus he didn't give a feck and that he thought that it would give him a tremendous opportunity to spread the virus round the vulnerable folk of Tayside.
Why does saying that make him an idiot ?
Not a surprise to see people on AVFTT interpret what he said to read that if he was to catch the virus he didn't give a feck and that he thought that it would give him a tremendous opportunity to spread the virus round the vulnerable folk of Tayside.