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I'd be amazed if she doesn't leave Our midfield has always struggled. Carla Humphrey puzzles me, she's a bit like David Noble was (naturally gifted two footed footballer), but she seems to spend the game chasing the ball without ever touching it much. Maybe needs to sit behind midfield and let her control the ball from there Just the same as the game at The Madeski earlier this season

I wish the bloody commentary team would stop calling us "Bristol"

Why do you believe that? ALL restrictions are over in June

Reading at the draw specialists so may not be a bad result this evening

LOL - I love how we literally have the same conversation EVERY year !! The dates have already been announced when crowds can go back in, so yes

I wouldn't worry our own website make mistakes worse than this

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Not Bristol related but interesting to see Saracens lost their first game in the Championship at Cornish Pirates today. Having already lost recently to Ealing in a pre season tournament this could get very interesting

Not the best performance but can't knock a bonus point victory

Some great matches today at day one of the UK open, plenty of big names out already Bristol's John Brown into the last 32 tomorrow and has potentially a favourable draw to progress even further

Do you watch any county cricket?

Cricket fans wont be affected by things like that, they will be there regardless

That is indeed correct - assuming the dates don't get pushed back at any point

Not sure that any fixtures will be moved, and not entirely sure why they should be?

Correct If the pilots are successful, "up to 10,000 people or 25% of total seated capacity, whichever is lower" will be allowed in stadiums for sporting events, but not before 17 May.

That's proper paranoia that you are convinced the decision was taken to impact supporters of football league clubs

I see Sky have the rights to the ODIs and T20s in Indian

I really hope you aren't being serious

After all of that these are the people who got their tour cards These are the 128 players in PDC competition for the next year

James Jones (UK) and Florian Hempel (Germany) won today

RVB just lost in the first round....

In short a player needs a tour card to be able to enter the PDC tournaments around the country each week. The top rated PDC players (order of merit) automatically qualify and those top players that don't, get a second year to stay in. Due to covid this year the "Q school" (qualifying school) was split between the UK (Milton Keynes) and rest of the world (competing in Niedernhausen in Germany). Normally all qualifying is held at Wigan FC. All those that entered were split between two venues and two different first qualifying round competitions. Each first qualifying competition was over three days and all those that won their quarter final qualified for the second qualifying four days finals. So you had 3x4 (12) from each competition at each venue (48 in total) They then join those who didn't have enough points in the order of merit in their second year. They then get to the finals (over 4 days) in UK and Germany. These play to a winner. The winner gets a tour card (8 winners) The final 21 places are awarded by final standings after the four days (as above), day winners are removed from standings So far; Kirk Shepherd and Jason Heaver have qualified as winners from the UK and Geert De Vos + Geert Nentjes from Germany I hope that made some kind of sense