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Effectively we have a 10 game mini season coming up, where everyone else plays either 9 or 8 games, and we have a 7 point lead over 3rd. We should be OK.

One possible positive is how long in reality a vaccine will take to become available. The timescale being talked about takes into account extensive testing and gaining approval to use it. But will all countries abide by the rules? or will some countries roll out a vaccine anyway in the next few...

I doubt very much that the club medical staff would let that happen

I assume you are under 40 - am I right? 0.18 mortality rate for under 40's (about the same as flu). Best of luck mate. Why Covid-19 is so dangerous for older adults

Trouble is, there are way too many people claiming to be experts on every subject immaginable. The BBC, ITV, Channels 4 & 5 all have a small army of so called experts repeating government advice either without understanding it themselves, or putting their own slant on things. Take the breifing...

Or a train coming the other way

I have thought all along that they won't void the season, and here is another reason. This virus looks certain to be with us until a vaccine is available widely. The thinking is, we could get it under control and it would then resurge, probably next winter. That could easily mean disruption to...

But none of us will be here in 2222

See! we don't need real football at all

There are an increasing a number of football people saying that there is no way the season should be cancelled. The government strategy is to try to create herd immunity. This will require two thirds of the UK population to get the virus and therefore build up immunity. This is based on the...

I thought this post was a chat-up line

Porpoises won't catch it I don't think

Page 100 & 101 is all I can find relating to it, no mention of 75% rule

Yes, I know several people, (and include myself in this) who, when their life has depended on the NHS have a view that it is one of the best health services in the world.

That's a good point because Bury had a finance package sorted I believe but the FL said it was too late.

I think that all these people now being tested positive mostly caught it 1 to 2 weeks ago and only now are showing symptoms. Do people realise that 2 weeks ago (according to official figures) there were less than 30 cases in UK, and I think, at that time there were no reported deaths. 2 weeks...

It's obvious that all the clubs with nothing to gain this season will be calling for it to be cancelled. That doesn't mean that they will be listened to. I still think cancelling the season is the least likely option.

And to make matters worse MR has been awarded manager of the month

Sounds like a normal night shift to me

I'm just making this up as I go along but I'm thinking in terms of, if they really can't complete the games over the spring / summer, they could go with no promotions or relegations this season but add the points each team has earned this season to next seasons points. So the end of next season...