Kieran
The GOAT
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It's very clear what happened in Serbia - he did a test and then disregarded the result, and as a consequence even the Serbian PM said ther'll be consequences.It is not clear what transpired in serbia and spain. I need more facts. He apparently had multiple rapid tests done, they were negative. He went to some events. Pcr test was positive, he admits he did 1 interview knowing and practiced social distancing. Then i’m unclear of his travels in spain and what he may have violated.
but all this is irrelevant here. Serbia and spain will deal with djokovic as they see fit and in won’t defend him if they find his actions deserve punshment
but again, this the problem, you people can’t even think clearly,, i’m just focusing on how tennis australia and victorian government clear him to come, without complying with federal government. Why not simply coordinate with each other, advise novak properly early on, have him decide accordingly after advising him properly, they should’ve never granted him exemption and announced novak was going to participate
What happened in Spain is that he travelled there. Innocuous enough, we'd all love to, but he lied about this when he entered Australia. So that's not a matter for the Spanish, it's a matter for Djokivic. An immediate matter, actually.
And we are thinking clearly, you're just ignoring any facts that contradict what you want to hear. It's up to Novak to co-ordinate his travel plans. It's up to him to check if his exemption is valid. I don't see why two Australian government agencies are catching your flak, but poor Novak is the victim?