Betty Swallocks

Vaccination centre @ Ashton Gate is ending on the 3rd August in time for them to clear out ready for the Blackpool game.

All three are great away trips. Newcastle won’t be going down though unfortunately.

If you want to know what Joey Barton is all about, listen to the latest Undr The Cosh podcast with Danny Mills..... sounds like a proper nice bloke........

It never ceases to amaze me, how much they want to be loved by everyone else. Really strange behaviour.

Didn’t take long for the club to leave a lasting impression on him then.

I guess someone is building it for them as part of a bigger project and they will be tenants rather than owners of a new stadium.

Italy are hoping to allow fans in their grounds before they finish their season. Spain are looking at it as well. This has caught Real out as they’ve decided to play their remaining games at their mini stadium as they are redeveloping the Bernabéu. Obviously neither will be opening at full capacity but I think they are working at around 30%.

Billy McKinlay, Stokes assistant manager, is taking charge of training and their first game back against Reading.

Blackburn ain’t in Bristol’s league.

We will need some to be up to some sort of match fitness. To put out 20 man squads, 9 times over 5 weeks, we will need a squad of around 35 I’d imagine

I know the first team have been back training for over a week now, I wonder how many of the academy lads have been asked to train with the first team squad.

If they go in order, Blackburn will be our next game. Preston was due to be the last game of the season.

Probably in the same way that normal folk who have been following the rules have caught the virus. From the 3 rounds of testing, I’m sure the total number of players or staff who have tested positive is still less than the number of players who tested positive in just the first round of testing in Germany.

Out of over 1000 tests, that’s got to be good news.

By all accounts, the majority of the Championship want to continue. Leaders, Leeds have already come out to say they are strong in their opinion that the season should be concluded.

I wonder if there will be any incentives to get fans to waive their right to a refund, ie; a free season ticket for one season if the club were to make the Premier League in the next 5/10 years.

So it’s only farmers leagues that have packed up for the season then, all the rest are continuing.

It’s easier to use head to head at the Euros & World Cup because they are one off games at a neutral venue.

They’d possibly have got more support from other clubs if they hadn’t gone for all out, null and void. Fortunately, they won’t get too far with their actions.

I see Hull are kicking up a fuss about resuming. Same as with the Premier League, I’m sure it’s just a coincidence that the great humanitarians are also the ones who are battling against relegation.

Watched Köln v Mainz earlier, was a couple of tasty looking challenges going in from the bits I saw.

That’s for leisure purposes, you can still travel for work.

I’m hoping they’ll give supporters the option of a refund or not. Or if they feel it must be refunded, an option to divert it to the City Foundation.

The Dutch have already announced who will take the European spots for next season. The good news is, Willem II are in the Europa League.

Gary Neville is working as a mediator between club owners and the EFL. I’d guess he is privy to a lot more information than most at the moment.