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That is bollocks

No, the deaths still occurred and they've just put an arbitrary time limit of 28 days from infection when a death that a doctor has recorded was caused by COVID-19 can be included in the stats. It's the usual smoke and mirror tactic.

I'm not entirely sure the CCC will meddle to make this difficult. The "does the Council think CCFC should play at the Ricoh? " question has been tested and the answer isn't a convincing yes by any means.

Come on mate, there must be a Sharepoint folder called 'New cov ground' you can raid for us

They didn't get that shit at all, I think it's exaggerated. Lowest league position was 10th after 4 games, otherwise in the top 8 and spent majority of the season in the play off places.

Places that had a far more stringent lockdown have done far better dim

I posted the 1k infections on here, it came from a Sage paper, have a look back

I think it needed the reset tbh. The other relegations were not that and the positive was that it enabled Robins to assess during the relegation season and start again. That wasn't something we did the other times.

Well done for lasting that long. I'm pretty sure we left before half time

And you're honest

And the size of the company is irrelevant in any case, the size of the deal is what matters

Some clowns on facebook moaning about it

Does Network Rail not look after the tracks up there? Surely it's their look out

Mowbray. He oversaw a disastrous pre-season, made a few really poor signings and continued with what had been 5-6 months of poor form in early 2016. Everybody after that was playing catch up. We were 3 points adrift and bottom when he left.

TBH I wouldn't give credence to a threat from Fisher in a meeting

Even then the northern RL clubs are in a cluster around the M62 motorway. The southern RU clubs are more spread out but still not exactly representative of the breadth of southern England.

There will be a decent cost (not sure what we consider as significant) to the process of obtaining outline and full planning consent. Now I'd imagine a SPV will be set up between the UW and CCFC, probably a limited liability partnership which will be the developing company. I'm not sure who...

No, I don't think so. The Tory changes are about trying to reduce the already very light regulations on building domestic properties.

And as a game it is getting less entertaining, the players are all too big. I think of that brilliant Gareth Edwards try from the 70s and it just wouldn't happen in today's game:

The poles do love their vodka, worth trying to the bison grass one. Quite nice of him to be sociable in some respects.