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He is there because you need to dress two goalies for each game. And given how volatilely and randomly one can end up in COVID jail, it is not beyond question that two of the three we already have might land in Fort Spaghetti at the same time.
Which is what everyone is doing. You see, the tests don't measure a binary "has COVID/doesn't have COVID" condition - it's about thresholds. As you can still have some minuscule amounts of virus in your system after recovering but be completely asymptomatic and not a spreader. Most tests with individuals like these return as negative. However, the tests the Chinese authorities use measure much stricter thresholds, and thus otherwise healthy and non-contagious individuals who present no risk to anyone around land in isolation.
Of course they do whatever they want. But it's not like the Finnish coach is just running his mouth based on "the player doesn't look sick or act sick, so he can't be sick". And if the Finnish medical professionals who travel with the team keep telling him there's no risk, he's going to keep running his mouth, no matter what the Chinese officials or lawrence on HFBoards says.
You're just attempting to save face now. No matter what the Chinese isolation rules are, you called the Finnish coach a "moron" for questioning them - even though he was questioning them on the grounds of what his own team's medical professionals were telling him. That does not automatically mean Finnish doctors are more right than the Chinese, but it also doesn't make the coach a moron.
Lolwut? You're seriously implying that the Finnish team's doctors are not giving a damn if the entire Finnish team catches COVID or not? The fact that they deemed the player safe is what most logical people would consider a more weighty statement than what people outside the team say - as it's their reputation (and jobs) on the line.
Already explained in my very first reply to you:
The team's internal testing returns negatives while the tests taken by the Chinese returns positives, and the team's own doctors are putting their reputations on the line that the players are all safe - because the very, very, very little amounts of virus (that show in the Chinese tests but not in the team's own ones, because they've not been designed to catch stuff under the safe threshold) the players may still have their systems aren't spreading anywhere.
Umm okay? Marko Anttila was tested in Finland, results were negative = he's good to go. He travelled to China with his teammates, long flight. Team was closely together in the airport, plane etc. And also before that.
The story you quote omits the medical explanation Dr. Valtonen gave for their questioning the Chinese authorities' decision, something I've tried to explain to you - twice. But for some reason, it's not getting through. Once again, it depends on the testing methods - the difference in those may literally return the same sample as either positive or negative.
