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Chief executive update on conclusion of Sky Bet League One season 'Over the past few weeks you will have no doubt seen many announcements and messages from ourselves, the EFL and of course the Government. As we reach the end of the month of May, I thought this would be a good opportunity to...

I thought he meant some new anti-<xxx> music genre for a mo. 'Yeah got the new resistance band over for a work out. Fkin loud.'

Indeed. So make he squirms for all of it!

Yup and I suspect he'd rather be quizzed over DC than care homes, testing, track and trace etc etc

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Rhodesia are disputing that.

Yer, I may have gone adult two-tone full kit wanker... :emoji_grimacing:

Got sent this earlier - 'The government wanted lock down to end. The unions and sections of the public, parliament and the media were fighting it. Last night in one fell swoop that stopped. People are screaming they will do as they please now. There is no Focus on it’s all too dangerous. For...

The first vote is for 71 EFL clubs to accept the EFL proposal (1./ End season on PPG with playoffs and relegation OR 2./ Play all games) into the EFL regulations for this season. 51% wins. According to the EFL Zone on Twitter, they'll give clubs 5 days notice of this vote from 27th May EFL...

No, that can't be right, they were taken over by Dell weren't they?...

As I read it, there will be a vote of all EFL clubs to accept the proposed changes to the regulations THEN it is up to each division to vote to play on or end the season now, 51% wins?

Full time but max class size of 15. Cordoned play area to limit groups and about 30 other rules and regs. It'll be interesting to see how many are there first day and then how many sack it off if they feel they aren't learning / it's like prison.

Ah, my trust is in the school and not the Govt. Our school is able to limit class sizes to 15 (not sure if they'll be able to do that if more classes go back, but we'll see) and the head has sent out a very detailed letter explaining their cleaning/distancing rules.

Certainly not defending the generally shambolic approach but how does our schools re-opening plan differ to Germany, Spain etc?

I wouldn't send mine in if family members were vulnerable. Mine can't wait to get back to school and as I understand it only 2% of CV deaths have been people under 49 years old, so I'm happy with the risk.

I suspect it'll be the same as other viruses, but if they and their family is non-vulnerable, it shouldn't be a problem.

Good question, my school's letter doesn't specify.

My kids' primary will be exercising the 2m rule and also confirmed the teachers will have PPE so I'm satisfied they'll be safe. Also looking at the stats only 8 people under 19 have died from CV, so that reassures me further.

Not being inflammatory; I'm intrigued to hear what people's definition of safe is?

Fleetwood's wages are 128% of their income.