Robin101

Good to hear we’re playing well. Looking at the table though you do feel 3 points is essential if we’re to really threaten the top 6.

I’m not sure I want us to be promoted behind closed doors, to then play a season in the prem behind closed doors. Luckily it probably won’t be an issue!

Does anyone know whether the fixture list remains as it was? As in, will our first game be Forest and final one Preston etc.?

This is no different to the rest of society though, no? Why would a player have any grounds to sue a football club if they became ill/family member became ill (as awful as that would be) anymore than a retail warehouse worker could sue their employer? It does get exceptionally complicated though I agree - what should happen to a vulnerable worker if they refuse to start working again?

I thought that testing capacity was over 100k but there currently wasn't the demand for it? I disagree with the above posters. Football is coming back, whether we think that's morally acceptable or not. The UK gov has been making it clear that it wants professional football to return as a boost to the country. We'll be living alongside this virus for months if not years to come, so it's a decision of when football returns and not if. Yes, there's a risk - but there's a risk for everyone being asked to return to work around the country too. The government and sporting bodies clearly feel it's an acceptable level of risk. As I say, we can debate whether we think mid-June is the right time but now that this ball is rolling I don't think it will stop.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52651502 Championship set to return on the 13th June according to this.

Wouldn't have thought so and I haven't seen that discussed anywhere. I thought they had ceased to exist as a club anyway?

Colchester United have released several of their top players due to Coronavirus financial concerns. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52445132

Shambles! Taste of things to come here?

I’m starting to think it’s inevitable that this season will be called off. It won’t be fair, but it seems impossible to finish it without messing up the world football calendar for the next several years. If it is cancelled, I’m confident that the 20/21 season will begin as usual in August. By that time the pendulum of public opinion will have swung back towards saving jobs, livelihoods and the economy if you ask me.

13th for wages paid 13th for wages/income 10th for revenue generated 12th for losses Suggests that we’ve been punching above our weight after all. At least up to this season. And it’s promising that we’re 10th for revenue generated.

Wonder what it’s like inside the marketing department at Corona Beer right now.

Walsh was brilliant I thought. Deserved a point. Wasn’t our day. No great drama, but disappointing we didn’t play like that in the first half. Onwards and upwards to Reading.

Well, wouldn’t this result get us all a bit more excited! Come on city!

I don’t think your post is rubbish, but you’re mad if you think we haven’t conceded scores of similar goals with Flint in the team.

I’m in Asia and didn’t fancy following this one through the night, even though I have for most games all season. A welcome surprise! And can I say, reading the match thread from start to finish with the benefit of hindsight is most pleasing.

Well he scored the winner in the last game so...?

It’s not great, but given the results elsewhere it’s fine. It means we go on to Brentford on Monday with lots to play for still. Still believing! Come on Wolves!

Who’s on top?

DJURIC for the winner.

Get in!! Hopefully Barnsley heads drop.

Bore off.

I won’t panic yet.

Millwall to win the play offs anyone?

Every game’s a big one. Come on city!