arnie_ni
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Im not expecting them to isolate for 14 days like the public, but after playing a game of football, showering together, same changing room, same bus etc, youd think Norwich's whole team would need to get tested immediately and isolate until the results come backThere are protocols and guidelines to follow in this case and entire squad isolation and quarantine only happens in case of wild spread. For now only the player who has tested positive will be isolated while the rest of the group just keep up with the usual guidelines.
Spurs already had a player/stuff infected a few weeks back(and they were already doing contact training) and they only isolated him then followed the guidelines. And they haven't returned any positive results since then which means the guidelines put forth by the PL are working, so I don't see why they should be called reckless now. The chances of a wild spread are very unlikely given the protocols put in place which teams have been following.