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That doesn't stack up though, if that was the reason to postpone which I doubt it was then it just delays everything by a few days as they can just react in the same anticipated way when the next game is scheduled. Let's just postpone a whole weekend off football games at every level on the off chance that some Liverpool fans might cause some disruption only to delay the reason until next weekend or the weekend after...

Complete overreaction and achieves very little.

20 minutes longer on Google maps for me which probably equates to about 18 minutes in the real world for me. 35-40 minutes longer round trip if driving from Bristol area.

Vyner is generally fine as a centre back in possession but the few times I've seen him where he has to worry about players in front and behind him he panicks and does stupid stuff. Vyner is not the answer to our defensive midfield problems. He might have the ability to break up play, but that would be a hypothetical right now, but I think he'd cause more problems than he might cure if he were to play there. Square peg round hole...

Not much english about the forest manager....

Might as well throw in the towel now and just have rolling subs.

They won the play offs in our title season i think.

Typical mike dean ruining football games. How that second is a pen i just dont know. Burnley have offered nothing but neither have everton other then two incredibly dubious penalty's.

If you have Southend then Eastleigh are there as well. Does the conference count as Senior? East stirling don't exist, there is a team called east Stirlingshire but they come up against about 10 other teams with east or West in the name. I think the question is out of date....

Exactly. We're stuck in a half way house at the moment, the two options should be containment or mitigation. The lockdown we have will never achieve containment because its not strict enough and then we are far too tough to be following a mitigation strategy because there is a mentality of 1 case is too one too many still. In the context of football this is going to keep rumbeling on and on and until there becomes an acceptance that there will be cases but we just need to move along taking reasonable precautions then nothing will be able to get started because odd cases will keep popping up.

Taking aside the fact that the virus can be spread to vulnerable people, the disease isn't deadly to healthy young people. The number of cases are extremely rare where it is deadly to that bracket of people. The strategy can't be to stay in lockdown until there's a vaccine, it's always been said its in order to stop the nhs becoming overwhelmed. That to me indicates that at a point in time it will be down to the public to make their own decision on whether they want to stay in self isolation, albeit there will certainly be some restrictions in place I would have thought. Footballers I strongly doubt will be , or ever would have been, risking their lives by playing football any more than taking a decision to get on a bus or a plane to travel to a game in normal times. All that being said football being played behind closed doors will fall into a bracket that will be within guidelines of acceptability as the nhs will be able to cope. I can see it being the case in the next month or two. The real problem lies in public gatherings because that is far more likely to be deemed not necessary as it's getting high numbers of people in one place in close proximity to one another. I think from a sporting perspective it places far more doubt on next season at lower levels because it surely can't be sustainable to play behind closed doors and expect anywhere near the sort or income required. But then that is more a case of clubs folding with suppirting than being able to physically stage a behind closed doors game. At the top level I certainly am not going to be paying for sky sports if they are showing behind closed doors games as it's fairly boring to watch, but I think a lot of people still would, but you'll likely be in a situation where premier league football can continue but professional football below that is not sustainable until such a time that high numbers of people can enter a ground. For me the value of watching city on a stream versus actually being at the ground is much less, I wouldn't pay 4/5/600 quid for a season of that willingly and I really do think that if I can't get to watch the remaining games of this season at the ground I'd want some money back. I can conceivably see a situation where the 2020/21 premier league is viable but all other levels are not, certainly at August/September time. From a sporting perspective I think that will be terrible as it creates a closed shop. I also think UEFA have acted terribly, rearranging the euros with a fixed date, telling leagues if you don't finish your season then we'll ban you from our competitions. They are only trying to protect their competitions rather than acting as a governing body and supporting every level of football in Europe instead of putting massive road blocks in the way of national bodies and leagues.

Companies house are granting three month extensions for june 30th accounts due to be filled by the end of this month currently. Could be a long wait still to see the state of their last 18/19 accounts.

These things take time.

Was that it, so why is Johnson doing better with the exact same 'help' that Tinnion had?

So this means that Gary Johnson is better than Jose Mourinho and Alex Ferguson then? I remember Tinnion being fairly high on that list at one point and he was rubbish in reality.