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However, isn't the DHSC data presented as deaths in hospitals, so presumably the case numbers are just those in hospitals as well?

Sorry, what I mean is what appears to be the general perception in the public, peak sort of implies a shortish period before it starts to decline. What I'm saying is that I don't think the public understands what the flatttened curve means in actual numbers, and if it's what we've got currently...

I think the xPPG is reasonable, you could even apply it xPPG away and xPPG home if you wanted to.

I'm beginning to think our idea of a short peak and what the reality will be are different, flattening the curve means getting and maintaining a plateau position. That feels like where we're at, we could be adding biggish numbers of new infections for a while, but, as we've increased testing we...

Don't Tories accuse Labour of the politics of envy.

On the other hand there is limited income from TV, and now the club is on the hook to pay 100% wages against very diminished income, you can guarantee that people won't pay for streams in anywhere near the number that people buy tickets.

It's a poor way to end the season, think it would be better to end it now on a ppg basis, at least the season would have culminated in front of paying fans.

What I am saying is irrelevant is where the teams you are playing are placed in the league, and yes I would. The unknown cannot hold equal to or greater weight than the known. So it is basically irrelevant who you're playing next and where they are in the league, as it is prejudicing the outcome.

What a load of utter drivel, do you even know what you're talking about?

It isn't UEFA, it's the sponsors. Those issues not really relevant to the domestic season in any case

Yeah, Jordan Ponticelli's greatest goals

Agreed, I wasn't arguing with you.

Unbelievable that somebody would somehow expect the gov to pay money directly into individual's bank accounts. Of course it goes through the employer as they're the gov agent for collecting income tax and they pay the employees.

It's irrelevant

Like I said before facts must outweigh prediction

It doesn't matter if they're not happy the rules are applied consistently

It'll be higher this season I imagine as our turnover will be lower.

Turnover excluding transfer income: £6,262,072 Wages: £5,321,615 £84.98 for every £100 of income.

Decent. I did 5km in 24:25, need to shift a couple of stone to get my time down properly I feel.

It's just the way it should be going, peak of infection occurs and peak death rate follows a couple of weeks later and holds up before dropping away. It would be strange to see a decline in the number of deaths yet. I'd guess we've been at 1k + deaths per day for over a week now if taking into...