Never to the dark side

Ref the football shirts, its not a trick question, in the film they played in dark and white chequred shirts They could have been red and white, black and white or the other lots colours. It was filmed in black and white,so way of knowing what colour they actually were. The film up in the world football match was filmed at Woburn Abbey

At least that posting was one you will always remember and don't forget its Darwen and not Darwin Okay what coulor shirts were the dark and white chequered shirts used in the Norman Wisdom film up in the world

I think we will be playing games in runing order of the postponements. Just wondering if the preston game could be slipped into the 30 june mid week slot

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52815105

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p08c6gq4

One chance to guess who he follows https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52484530 and its not Tranmere

https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/plans-hundreds-new-homes-site-4062313

I think we all have to come to terms that we ain't gonna see any EFL live football for a while. So how do you think the fixtures should be sorted? My thoughts are play Sunday/Wednesday/Sunday and let the Premier league have sat/tue/sat The long distance match's to Middlesbrough and Blackburn nottingham forest can be played midweek Preston can be played on the last day of the season as it was now/is. So will the fixtures be 1) drawn fixtures out of a the hat lkie the FA Cup draw 2) hand pick some of the games to suit all the clubs 3) play the fixtues as they were/was in running order they were due to be played? Sadly I won't be going to any away games if the "behind closed doors" is implemented.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/apr/09/efl-hopes-to-restart-season-in-june-and-play-113-games-in-56-days

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52230105

My personal thoughts are that football will run to a completion All remaining games will be played behind closed doors The EFL games will be played Sunday/Wednesday/Sunday with ALL games games being broadcast live. With three games at midday three games at 2pm three games at 4pm and two games at 6pm on sundays, with the full use of the red button to cover all the games on Sundays Premier league will transmit all game live Saturday/Tuesday/Saturday spread over the day on Saturdays. Sky sports will not be allowed show the match's in locations where a large amount of football fans congregate. Although the match's could be broadcast over seas in bars and clubs although I am not sure how the it would be implemented depending on which countries the games are being shown Live games will only be allowed to be shown in your own homes.only Teams who have nothing to play for, towards the end of the season will not need to fulfil fixtures, this includes the Premier league and the EFL leagues. Although I don't know if you get extra money the further up the league/s you finish. My suggestions are that the 3rd and 4th divisions of the EFL to be regionalised for one season only in 2020/2021 to reduce travel costs and get more fans to attend away games in the 3rd and 4th tier Premier league and EFL games to be allowed to broadcast BBC local radio match day commentaries over the Internet. Local cricket local rugby and the FA Cup match's are is allowed to be broadcast over the internet. Local EFL games are allowed to be broadcst on freeview,depending on your location National league(thats Yeovil) are allowed to be broadcast over the internet So why is there a blocked on EFL games broadcast over the internet? Talksport 2 to be put on the Freeviw and the Sky platforms so fans could listen where ever they are in U.K. (as well as Europe) So there you have it,its my thoughts only.

I missed my own posting info,am I forgiven?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52161561 My thoughts are that games will now be played behind close doors.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52140204

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52138270

Champions League and Europa Leagues SUSPENDED https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52121463

As it stands there are no plans to build a Ashton Gate halt(cost approx ten million pounds) even with the BTM to Portishead line being re-instated The land is set behind the Ford garage dealership,but no guarantee the station will be built. So the next best thing is to improve on what we got,which is to try and have extra services call at the station. and maybe one day Parson Street could become step free train station. So the more tickets issued to/from Parson Street could send a message that PS needs to be step free Just keep on getting your train tickets purchased from Parson Street if you start your from Bristol temple Meads and tell all your friends and relations if they are coming to Bristol by train to get their tickets issued to Parson Street

Had planned to attend attend the game with my two young sons,but a flu bug got hold of us all,and we didn't attend. In one way maybe a good decision that we didn't go.

Don't care as long they don't block the concourse of Parson Street station with their open top bus.

The sky deal was just my add on.

THe Derby chairman want a better deal that was offered

Is it not the Derby chairman who is unhappy with the recent Sky deal. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7458471/Middlesbrough-sue-English-Football-League-Derbys-purchase-Pride-Park.html

No Ashton Gate halt in the plans https://travelwest.info/projects/metrowest

Could effect our fixtures changes for the rest of the season

Now altered,I must be tired.