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You mean the same deadwood and L2-level players who won L1 at a canter not even 12 months ago? I'm not saying we go down into L1 as the finished article, but the goldfish memory on here is ridiculous. If your doomsday scenarios are correct and we end up left with a front three of Shipley...

Well, if we do get relegated, let's see who the bookies agree with. Pretty sure that (along with all the relegated teams) they were among the favourites to go up, with good reason. Clearly it's no guarantee, but why pretend we wouldn't have one of the better teams at that level?

They haven't regressed, they've just found the limits of their abilities. You can make the best case/worst case arguments all day (O'Hare only started a third of our games last year etc etc) but it would be silly to argue that we wouldn't be immediately one of the favourites to go up from L1...

I get not wanting to be relegated, but that team is 8/11 of the same side that waltzed the same division a year ago.

Oh yeah, obviously from a basic coronavirus safety POV it was an extremely risky move. It deliberately flew in the face of scientific wisdom, and the August/September case numbers obviously speak for themselves. I just find it interesting that it's now taken as gospel that Eat Out to Help Out...

Am I right in saying that the evidence for Eat Out To Help Out driving Covid cases higher is one study from the University of Warwick? Or is there more to it than that?

It’s true though - we must act to save the griffin and the phoenix from extinction.

Have you met our fans?

I’m guessing she went overseas. Been a few stories of people doing the same.

You need only look at his own post-match reaction to getting his first start to see how even he can’t believe where he is at the moment.

So when Godden does come back, and presumably he’s paired with Walker, who is the target for our long outlet balls? Or do we go back to playing it out from the back instead?

These plans for a new stadium with a ‘sustainable’ public transport plan, expandable capacity and the possibility of holding concerts are so exciting, I did a mock-up design: This one has a retractable pitch too!

Yeeeeeeeesssssssssssss

Not that I've ever claimed them to be either, but if it's a choice between "All doctors are infallible" and "All doctors are Harold Shipman", then I know which side I would lean towards. Which takes me back to my original question - why does it matter what it says on the death certificate if...

Our current ground in Coventry is shabby, devoid of recent good memories, and we can't fill it, or compete financially while we're there. Clearly the answer is to build a modern, new stadium on the outskirts of town. There is no way this plan can backfire.

I would still feel pretty confident in it being the best guess you're going to get, though. If you don't trust doctors, then I'm not surprised you feel upset at the thought of someone going into their care.

Also this is correct - in the biz, they call it "a diagnosis"

I would think that a doctor treating a geriatric dementia patient in a care home would have done some tests. And I would think their diagnosis, whatever it was based on, would be more accurate than mine. But what do I know, that's just an educated guess. But anyway, as you say, clearly you...

I would probably ask a doctor

I don't have a medical degree, so yes.