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Wasn't the vote they had to amend the regulations last season a permanent rule change to cover something similar happening in the future? Sure from now on it needs 51% of clubs to vote to end the season and then its decided on unweighted PPG. Don't recall anything in there about a minimum...

Same with concussion substitutes, happened in cricket already. India's Jadeja injured his hamstring batting against Australia but continued, later got hit on the head, still kept batting and made 44 from 23 balls, out of a total of 161-7. In the break before Australia batted he was substituted...

Surprisingly enough despite Orient having to forfeit against Spurs in the same competition Man City won't have to forfeit if they can't play against Man Utd, the game will be rescheduled.

The NHS rollout plan has capacity for one million a week subject to supply. The plan itself is detailed down to the last second. It has those administering the vaccinations working in teams of two so as not to lose time while PPE is being changed between patients. It even details having a...

Being reported that Sage have advised secondary schools stay closed but Gove has been doing the media rounds today saying they will open. Michael Gove Says Schools Will Reopen Next Month But Scientists Are Reportedly Advising Against It

If anyone gets really bored over the next few days here’s some light reading. https://ec.europa.eu/info/european-union-and-united-kingdom-forging-new-partnership/future-partnership/draft-agreement_en

On the downside the Russia v USA World Juniors game tonight is 2:30am our time!

Hopefully someone that knows what they are on about will be able to go over the actual agreement and come up with a nice summary of what we've gained and / or lost as I don't particularly trust any of the statements flying around at the moment.

Devil will be in the details. Hopefully some good news in there. The worst case scenario is Johnson having basically backed down on everything but from some reports that seems a distinct possibility. Although it shows how low the bar now is that we're praising any deal being done, that's a long...

There was a doctor on the radio months ago who named three common conditions that in general didn't impact day to day life but would be considered an underlying condition, claimed you were talking about well over half the population with just those (was being overweight, asthma and something...

Needs a lot more work but there are studies out there that show a decent percentage of asymptomatic cases have heart and lung damage after recovery. How that will impact on long term health is an unknown at the moment.

Depends who you want to believe, either a PR stunt as there's no staff or not needed as hospitals haven't been overwhelmed. There was a press report months ago that hospitals in London had been referring patients only to be turned down. Think it might have been the Guardian. They claimed to...

They've had parking tickets off the council, what else do they want?

No sign of him on BBC News or Sky. How hard is it to start one of these on time?

Fingers crossed, could do with some good news.

These are all the current tier 2 places and the changes that are coming in.

For me the issue is that the government spout so much shit people have lost confidence that anything they come out with is the truth. Even in the gutter that is politics where covid is concerned it should have been the case that the government were truthful and upfront with the public from day...