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Ignoring the practicalities how would this even help the border issue? You've still got to have a border somewhere.

Had enough of our game. Flicked over to Sky Sports News and the first thing I see is a Lee Burge own goal :ROFLMAO:

Think I've seen enough for today. Must be able to find something better than this to watch on Netflix.

That's definitely game over now. Doubt even the biggest optimist can see us pulling two goals back.

With no commentary thought that wasn't going to be given offside for a minute!

Jinxed it.

They were talking about schools on the radio today, 7:25 into this if you're interested. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000s3wv

Has he actually had it or just booked it? I noticed when I booked my Mums that there was nothing stopping anyone booking a slot but they say you have to show your invitation letter when you go to the appointment and if you don't have it you'll be turned away. So down to if that is being enforced...

https://www.thecricketer.com/Topics/news/sharing_sports_equipment_presents_low_risk_covid_19_transmission,_research_suggests.html

At least they've admitted they messed up and given England the review back. Thankfully it won't make any difference to the game but it was a bit of a shocker to say the least. Especially as Root pointed out the mistake straight away and they got it wrong again, checking the LBW instead of what...

Posted in the covid thread but basically they've been gradually opening up for weeks now. Changes in rules came too late for them to sort out the logistical side for the 1st test. The region has a population size virtually identical to the UK but cases are under 500 a day and deaths in single...

The level we're at financially most signings will have an element of risk, if that risk wasn't there players would be going elsewhere for a lot more money. He's obviously got some raw talent in there somewhere. He's a Dutch youth international at U19, U20 and U21 level. The biggest problem...

Desperately need a wicket here. Resorting to Root bowling himself. Do think he's a bit underrated as a bowler, the downside of central contracts and so much international cricket is he can't get overs in at county level to develop that side of his game.

They spoke about this on the Talksport commentary in the early hours. Chenai is in Tamil Nadu where they've been relaxing restrictions for weeks now. Technically they could have had a crowd for the 1st test but the change in rules to allow that came too late for them to sort the logistics out...

Are you suggesting the club, who have invested a decent amount in his recovery, along with the medical staff and Robins know more than a bunch of medical experts on a forum? :ROFLMAO:

Complete joke of a league. Know its incredibly unlikely but would be funny if someone apart from Saracens got promoted and messed their plans up. At a time they're struggling to get a new TV contract they've just voted to make a big chunk of their games completely meaningless!

Robins sounding very positive. Says the surgeons reports are good, he's in a good place mentally and working really hard to get back and could be playing again this season. "ultimately he’s a player who could end up being a top player for us". Would say there's zero chance of Robins not...

Worth point out excess deaths and excess winter deaths are not comparable. Is that maybe what is causing confusion? Excess deaths, which people use in relation to covid, is the difference between the death rate now and the average of the previous 5 years. Excess winter deaths is a comparison...

According the the BBC nearly 85,000 higher in 2020 than the average of the previous five years. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-55631693

There's been some very irresponsible reporting. I know we're in a clickbait era but surely with something like this it should be reigned in a bit. You see headlines and then read the article to see its one expert who has said something pretty wide ranging but the media have chosen to highlight...