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I believe those out of contract get a month's severance pay so they are effectively paid until the end of July

The Premier League, which has £millions of potential lost revenue at stake, still hasn't agreed a plan, which involves playing all games on a limited number of grounds with no team having home advantage. About 300 players, support staff, media hangers on etc. would have to be tested before each...

Certainly there are those who do not want any success whatsoever under the current owners but I'm not sure whether any of them post on here

But only for a minute

I've been retired for nearly 17 years so I'm not personally affected by work issues, although my children and grandchildren are. Problem is, without any meetings to go to or nights out with friends, or going out for a drink I don't know what day it is as my diary is empty. Perhaps that'd my age...

Don't fully understand that one. Working on a roof alone is not breaking any government conditions. As long as the owners keep away it'd OK. Same with a gardener. You just have to avoid contact

My daughter runs a Nursery and went into three Leamington supermarkets trying to buy pasta for the kids lunches.No luck The annoying thing is a lot of these panic buying hoarders will clear out their cupboards in a years time and throw a lot of it away.

Don't forget there's a few out on loan

Like when we are in the Championship, struggling to pay Championship wages with no home of our own, better strikers will be our No 1 priority.............?

Not surprising really after Tuesday night when Max played 120min

Except that if you get a good reputation for developing players, you probably get access to better quality loanees

Some people will always look for every downside and complain. Lets say we kept Sam to the end of the season, got promoted, and then sold him for a higher fee, they would have been happy would they?

And we'd probably be a struggling side which wouldn't help him as he would be more exposed defensively

W Why not? Chaplin, Bakayoko, Hiwula, Godden all cost real money

It would also bring an increase in player costs which might not be balanced by the income without a huge increase in paying spectators. I'm not sure that the club could sustain it in the present circumstances.

I don't think the Chinese public have any say in matters which would require planning permission here. In fact I doubt there's a process It's a lot easier to get things done in a dictatorship.

What I liked about him was that he made the defenders work for every ball. He didn't always win the ball himself but no defender had a free ride and he often forced mistakes. I didn't see him as a prolific scorer so am a bit surprised by those stats

I didn't say I believed it. He hasn't even had a run in the u23s as far as I know. If I was a journalist making something up I would have gone for something more credible

According to the Daily Telegraph. Ponticelli is likely to start. Yes, really .....where do they get this from?

My CCFC supporting son lives in Lancaster and has several CCFC friends there