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I heard years ago he had a fondness for recreational drugs which eventually led him to where he is now

My guess is that as soon as an antibody test is available to clubs so all participants can be checked ahead of the day games could go ahead behind closed doors This would have to include everyone who would be in the stadium on the day - officials, coaches and security etc Some clubs already have...

I honestly thought he was dead Was it Terry Wogan who said to him 'they're laughing at you' when he appeared on his show airing his crackpot theories?

That's true but the EFL in particular are trying to limit agent's fees to 5% of the value of a deal It doesn't apply to deals that send the player o another country, which includes Scotland

No bonuses will be paid while players aren't playing. The same applies when a player is injured If the club gets promoted there will be bonuses paid based on the number of games each player took part in during the season The government support can be back dated to 1st March so the club can claim...

He was a big prospect at Palace but got an ACL injury just as he was about to break through The lad talked about the depression he suffered during his rehab and he became disillusioned Eventually he came back at Dulwich Hamlet and was part of their successful team and scored loads of goals Lots...

The agent is a dog with fleas Sends most of his young players overseas to maximise his own rake off His players include Jaden Sancho and Ademola Lookman

Wasn't she the woman we saw putting her things in the boot of her car being consoled by two coleagues after being sacked?

I read a review that said his foul mouthed rant at his marketing team was like a scene from Glengarry Glen Ross Thought that was spot on A lesson in how to de-motivate people A buffoon Forget it's Sunderland this is a magnificent series showing what it's like to support virtually any struggling...

The Sunday Times says today that China is suspected of covering up the true number of deaths in Wuhan Many in the city think it was hugely more than the authorities have announced

There are myriad reasons why I think the pro leagues will find a way to complete the season First the TV contracts. Sky, BT and the BBC are all desperate to get some live content to show The clubs are desperate for the money those games will bring And all of us stuck at home want something that...

There has been conjecture about why Germany's death rate was an outlier This may explain it at least partially

Shadow Health Secretary Jon Ashworth has been generally supportive of the government's actions while also calling it to account for a number of things they could have done better Generally speaking they have responded positively to his suggestions All pulling together is what we have to do now...

Scumbags We saved them after they caused the 2008 crash A bit more on this CORONAVIRUS Companies could wait weeks for rescue loans James Hurley, Enterprise Editor Wednesday March 25 2020, 12.01am, The Times Banking Investment This restaurant in Covent Garden, central London, shows the impact...

And Japan is generally warming up as it's Spring now Summer starts around May/June Let's hope that's a factor

Disappointing to read a few negative point scoring posts recently I am an optimist by nature and find encouragement in the huge number of volunteers who have rushed to help and the breakneck speed at which Dyson and other British engineers have stepped up to manufacture respirarators from...

People in London have definitely started to get the message Plenty still out shopping and exercising but keeping their distance more than before The problem with the tube is 1/3rd of the staff are off sick rather than a deliberate reduction in service level Brompton and some cycle hire companies...

The drugs they are testing now are already in use for other things - malaria and so on Some have been in use for decades so have been through all the tests Completely new drugs will take 12/18 months

Maybe approaching that many eventually But for now start with the big cities where the biggest numbers are appearing, especially London And then gradually extend to towns and finally to rural areas At present there are only a handful of cases in places like the Highlands of Scotland, Cornwall...

Did anyone see the article in a weekend newspaper that shows that the vast majority of cases are in a band across the globe with a temperature range of 5c to 12c? Could that offer a glimmer of hope? And apparently only 6% of cases are in areas which have had temperatures above 18C