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He's just firing off random things hoping not to be called out on it. Had a look on levelplayingfield after he said disabled supporters couldn't go to St Andrews to find that they have a dedicated disability liaison officer there and far more facilities than at the Ricoh.

Anderson confirmed out for the 2nd test. Assuming he gets through his game later this week with no issues safe to assume Archer will take his place.

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Sure they'll be adding more lines, they only took over a month ago. Find a club that had Hummell last season as well as this season and see what they've got in their shop. Should give you an idea of what we'll be getting.

Isn't there also a rule about having a full strength competitive team? Would be hugely open to interpretation but the integrity of the competition comes in to question if some clubs are allowed to play games with basically the youth team playing. Can't be good for those players either.

As much as you feel for the supporters of other clubs surely the EFL is setting themselves up for trouble allowing matches to be called off. What happens if this time next year there's 4 or 5 teams in trouble, which isn't out of the realms of possibility, do we half the league not playing?

For once the scheduling should have worked in our favour. As you say at Edgbaston and 122-8 it should have been a pretty much guaranteed win. Now we're going to Lords with the potential to go 2-0 down. Concerns about the batting, injury concerns about Archer and Anderson and seemingly a complete...

The Aussies like Lords and they have Starc to come back in. Could very easily be 2-0 after the next test and a huge battle on our hands.

They even said on commentary that he'd made it worse batting in the first innings. Just don't see what we were hoping to gain from it.

Suspect this is why they have started blocking our fans on twitter. They announced a couple of things like this and virtually all the responses were, to say the least, negative.

Didn't this turn out to not be him? Seems odd that if he was about to sign and decided to come to a game he would be in with the fans and not a guest of the club.

The thing that seems to be repeatedly missed is that for anyone to be fined, and irrespective of what mechanism is or isn't in place to recover those fines, wrongdoing has to be found. Who in their right mind will argue that if the council and / or Wasps are found to be in the wrong it should...

Don't see why its an issue if people want to do it. Like you say get a few more people involved and more importantly get some coverage in the press and at the very least it becomes an annoyance to Vodafone's PR team having to field questions about it.

Didn't expect to win, or even draw, going in to today but a bit more resistance would have been nice. No idea why we sent Jimmy out to bat. Bloke could hardly walk down the stairs and couldn't run between the wickets. Why risk sending him out there?

This part is pretty astonishing: How can you fail to mention that Wasps want the club to cover any losses by them or the council if they get found to be in the wrong?

Becoming more common for things to be happening in broad daylight. Been a few incidents down the Memorial Park recently as well. The scum are getting more and more confident as they know these things hardly get looked in to so chances of being caught are low. Even when they do get caught its...

Exactly, the EFL don't have the setup in place to broadcast ifollow from St Andrews as Birmingham don't use it.

This is the bit of the article that is his quote, not seeing anything in there that blames all sides.

They were away on Saturday. To play a home game they will need the staff they haven't been paying to turn up.