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Would be interesting to see where it ranks out of western countries, I would guess low but before anyone starts asking for links thats just a guess.

The London one seemed by far the worst but then the idiot quota at any protest in London always seems higher. Did see that the organisers in London, and elsewhere, were urging people to maintain distancing and had setup sanitising stations. They were also handing out packs with hand sanitizer...

Completely agree with this. Seeing plenty of people who have not said a word when there was street parties, crowds clapping the NHS or people filling up parks & beaches but we're supposed to believe they're suddenly deeply concerned about crowds when its an anti-racism protest.

News reporters have been classed as essential workers and the guidelines for people working is maintain social distancing where possible. I guess they would argue they need to be on the scene to cover the story effectively.

50 years is pushing it but 25 years of going downhill means anyone in their mid 30s or younger has known nothing but failure. Before Robins our record for how long it had been since a Wembley visit or a top 6 finish was miles ahead of any other club.

Paying to get in an expert in selling the naming right seems to have done the trick :smuggrin:

I'd love a huge celebration but there's no way social distancing would be maintained. Prime Cov to finally win the league and get back in the Championship and not be able to have a celebration.

Our fans struggle with the concept of sitting in the seat thats printed on your ticket there's zero chance thousands of pissed up supporters down the park, or anywhere else for that matter, would maintain social distancing.

Are they actually genuine? Seems a bit of a coincidence that nobody had every heard of these until it became easier for people to produce knock off retro kits.

Was a shocking interview. Hancock couldn't say how many people had been traced, couldn't say now many people had been tested and had no idea when the app will be ready. Surely they are all softball questions that would have been expected. Didn't do much better when asked how many black people...

Think the only thing we've been told on that is its usually about 12 months from when its raised. We're past that now so who knows.

Its possibly the only situation in which not having a ground works to our advantage. No maintenance costs to pay out, even if you completely mothball somewhere like the Ricoh you're going to have no insignificant costs.

That's actually a pretty good summary for a change, their fans usually seem to have their heads buried in the sand when it comes to this. Missed one big issue, the bond matures on 13th May 2022. We all know there's zero chance of them having the cash to repay it, any concerns have always been...

The bookies always win so I'd guess voiding and refunding everyones bets would cost them more than paying out for the winners. Besides if you've bet on us getting promoted and we get promoted you've won your bet haven't you?

Terrible news, no age at all. RIP.

Already had an email from Severn Trent this week saying there was a shortage and to not waste water.

Anyone notice Sky's press release says they're showing all 15 play off games across the 3 EFL divisions. Doesn't that imply Tranmere's proposal of extra play off games isn't happening?

There was 7 weeks left in the Championship so they've only really 'lost' 2 months subscription but equally there wouldn't normally be EFL games in June and July so they've gained 2 months there. They've also gained 10 extra live games. That all seems to pretty much even out to me so not sure...

Are you seriously asked why our fans hate a club that happily moved halfway across the country and then kicked us out of the only EFL standard ground in Coventry?