No reason for them to postpone the game against us. They called off the Reading game on 15th December.... if they still have too many positive cases by 28th then they need to be investigated for not following Covid protocols.
Injuries may be a problem, but no one wants a massive fixture pile up at the end of the season. I think if they can, most teams will want to play.Why would they keep wanting games cancelled?
It's all a conspiracy. They're trying to gain an advantage like Rotherham did last seasonWhy would they keep wanting games cancelled?
When will we know if the games on? Is there a timescale / notice period?
It's all a conspiracy. They're trying to gain an advantage like Rotherham did last season
That bollocks if it’s that short notice the team cancelling should definitely forfeit the points as a 3-0 lossWell Burnley-Villa was called off on the day
Didn’t work out well for them. They blew it.It's all a conspiracy. They're trying to gain an advantage like Rotherham did last season
That was my point. It was a hindrance to them yet many saw it as cheating at the time.Didn’t work out well for them. They blew it.
It's all a conspiracy. They're trying to gain an advantage like Rotherham did last season
Whoosh!Didn’t work out well for them. They blew it.
The pools panel are going to be busy for the next few weeks.Luton got covid now apparently, we'll be lucky to play another league game before mid January.
Why would they keep wanting games cancelled?
Why mid jan? things will probably only be worse by thenDoubt we'll be playing in the league until mid Jan
Assuming this game goes ahead, here’s a conundrum for you…
A man is currently isolating in wales due to Covid restrictions, where the rules specify that he must isolate for 10 days. This will see the man come out of isolation on the 30th January, and therefore miss the Millwall game.
However, in England the rules are that the man should only isolate for 7 days. If the man gets in his car and drives straight to England at 70 mph, without stopping, can the man go to the game?
No pressure. There are no wrong answers.
Assuming this game goes ahead, here’s a conundrum for you…
A man is currently isolating in wales due to Covid restrictions, where the rules specify that he must isolate for 10 days. This will see the man come out of isolation on the 30th January, and therefore miss the Millwall game.
However, in England the rules are that the man should only isolate for 7 days. If the man gets in his car and drives straight to England at 70 mph, without stopping, can the man go to the game?
No pressure. There are no wrong answers.
Do they do what they want?Is he a member of the Leamington supporters?
Do they do what they want?
No bolloz to him he’s WelshAssuming this game goes ahead, here’s a conundrum for you…
A man is currently isolating in wales due to Covid restrictions, where the rules specify that he must isolate for 10 days. This will see the man come out of isolation on the 30th January, and therefore miss the Millwall game.
However, in England the rules are that the man should only isolate for 7 days. If the man gets in his car and drives straight to England at 70 mph, without stopping, can the man go to the game?
No pressure. There are no wrong answers.
I think the Millwall game is earlier than the 30th January!Assuming this game goes ahead, here’s a conundrum for you…
A man is currently isolating in wales due to Covid restrictions, where the rules specify that he must isolate for 10 days. This will see the man come out of isolation on the 30th January, and therefore miss the Millwall game.
However, in England the rules are that the man should only isolate for 7 days. If the man gets in his car and drives straight to England at 70 mph, without stopping, can the man go to the game?
No pressure. There are no wrong answers.
I think the Millwall game is earlier than the 30th January!
Based on what we can do in 5 minutes injury time we’d blow the league to piecesWhat if there's 2 days injury time? (We are being hyperthetical)
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