Match Day Threads 2013/14 Season
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A home for past Match Day threads for the 2013/14 season
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I think we will definitely see him this month as games are nonstop. Think Wycombe could be his chance -
By DanFromDownSouth · Posted
Speaking of the vaccine, the hospital I live literally across the road from is in the first 50 to get it. -
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Can see this being a real struggle. 2 nil to Stoke. Inevitable defeat. -
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Yeah I remember us talking about the T-cell response earlier in the year and the B-cells are the ones that actually produce antibodies right? So as you say although the actual anti-bodies drop, the memory of how to create them remains. I think the early indications are that potentially if you get COVID you could well end up with that natural immunity for a long time to come. They think the immune responses could be similar to the original SARS, where they've found people with still with immune responses 17 years after they were infected. But obviously you'd need to have it in the first place.
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