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Amazing isn't it. We all know football clubs have been financial basket cases for years yet there's now loads of chairmen who are finance experts telling everyone else what should be done.

Time will tell if Sweden have got it right or not. The stats seem to show they're following a similar pattern to us but it would need someone much better with numbers and data than me to say that with any confidence. And while we're looking at stats here's one that confuses me. Deaths seems to...

Blokes an idiot. He's also going on about what would happen if they could't fulfil their fixtures. Does he think the rules don't apply to them? Same would happen as would happen to any other club that couldn't fulfil their fixtures.

Out of interest why do EU regulations prevent a salary cap in football but not in other sports?

And what happens if the club gives refunds without the go ahead and Accrington then demand the money?

Yep, according to the website (assuming its up to date) he's head of commercial.

Not bad from Starmer in his first PMQs. No sign of Johnson so he was up against Raab who is a pretty easy opponent. Not having many MPs in parliament makes it a lot easier for the opposition leader as well, can't just shout him down.

Speaking of political parties misleading people on social media whatever happened that that report on Russian interference in the UK? Was supposedly just an administrative thing that stopped it being released before the election but still doesn't seem to be any sign of it.

So to summarise Holt has shot his mouth off on twitter again. Been slapped down by our social media team for talking shit and the Accrington MD has had to step in and give the go ahead for refunds which our ticket office was waiting on.

How many L1 teams actually have nothing to play for? Holt keeps banging on about it but Accrington are far from safety.

What an absolute embarrassment. Having a go at another club for offering refunds on their home games.

Not much going on in the world, why not try and start a war. And apparently Iran having flying boats!

Exactly. Every team has dead games at the end of the season. Is it now going to be acceptable for teams to say they don't want to play them as it will cost money? Also, are they really dead games. They are 8 points clear of relegation with 9 games to go and Tranmere have a game in hand on them...

That's the problem with having an owner constantly posting on twitter. He needs to pick one excuse and stick to it. If the season gets voided you can guaranteed there will be legal action to recover season ticket money. Look how people kicked off when there was going to be one less game! Just...

Don't seem to have made any decision on what is happening other than cancelling remaining games. Would have thought it would make sense to get clubs to agree that before cancelling.

This gives an idea of how the number of deaths compares to a 'normal' year. Will probably have to wait for the ONS to compile more detailed data which could be weeks or months down the line.

I doubt very much that the government are making major decisions based on the response I'm going to give on a football forum. Even if people did complain at the time surely that works out brilliantly for the government when their actions work and they can play the 'we now better card' in the future.

They do have the advantage of being an island, oh wait ...

Holt is a weird one. His twitter feed gives the impression he has little grasp over what is going on at his own club let alone the league as a whole but the fans seem to love him.