Search results

I think the 71 clubs have to vote on the EFL's proposals So there has to be a simple majority of all three divisions to sanction the overall plans Then the individual divisions vote on the options for their division That's my understanding at least...........

Around 2nd or 3rd June I believe

The feeling among the L1 clubs is that the chance of playing on is 5%

Won't comment on past mistakes, of which there were many but at the moment they are playing a blinder Dave Boddy was a very good appointment I understand his communication is first rate, players, management team and staff are being looked after and it's a happy ship Helps that we've been...

I think that's right Suspect there is lobbying going on to make sure the EFL know they have enough votes to get it through

I heard a while back that the idea is that once the covid numbers come right down existing hospitals will start to catch up on all the other operations etc and covid 19 patients will all go to the Nightingale sites

My favourite

Carl Heneghan I believe he did say the lock down was unnecessary at the time Who was right about how things have been handled will only be clear when it's all over And whether the virus is more virulent in northern hemisphere winter/early spring type conditions

A professor from Evidence-Based Medicine at Oxford University said yesterday that based on present trends the number of deaths from Covid-19 will be near to zero by the end of next month Specifically 'looking at the data it will be difficult to find people with this illness, if trends continue'

Ironically Ray Winstone played a thinly disguised Arry boy in All in the Game a Channel 4 drama shown in 2006 It was filmed at the Ricoh arena Virtually everything that happens in it was based on true events when Arry was at West Ham

I think German teams had several positive tests in the weeks leading up to Saturday's return to action but still went ahead

I think they are but behind the scenes

Watching today's game on BT with the sound down listening to Sounds of the 70's on the radio Don't notice the lack of crowd that way And don't have to suffer Steve Mcmanaman or Michael Owen whining away

I'd say the clue is in the moniker

Harry the Thief Tom Bower did a startling expose on what he's been up to in his book Broken Dreams a few years ago - even before he had a heap of money paid into his dog's offshore account

I always tell people who've been the subject of online abuse that the perpetrator is usually a 25 stone weirdo who lives at home with his mum and never leaves his bedroom

Was switching back and forth through the three channels Ended up staying with Leipzig v Freiburg as it was the most evenly matched Like watching youth and u23 games you get used to the empty stands after a while Nice to be able to watch some decent football but another ridiculous VAR decision...

Martin Samuel in the Mail today has written a pretty nasty article disparaging ppg or anything similar He uses Wycombe's game in hand to illustrate his case which is basically a knocking piece against the football authorities Needless to say he doesn't come up with any alternatives I used to...

He's a good player who should be flying now But he can't be relied on to be anything other than unreliable His motive is money and anyone who plays with him knows it There are a few like him around in any era The best example currently is Ravel Morrison who could be anything But he chooses...

Transfer deals often have clauses that include payments when certain milestones are reached Promotion would be a typical clause that triggered an extra payment