If the iFollow server stands up to the extra demands placed on it I will be amazed. It going to be interesting reading viewers comments, especially those who may need assistance from the iFollow online team. Good luck with that one.

I just finished a binge-watch of Ozark. Pleased with the ending to S3 and hope that Marty and Helen both buy a ticket if more Seasons are made. Actually I hope it runs until Darlene is elected President of the US, quite feasible too. Also, Vikings is done where the binge-watch highlighted the repetitive nature of the storylines. It was worth the watch though with brilliant scenery and battle scenes.

In the UK? I don't think so.

The fixtures must be broadly in the same order as they would have been played on a non virus world. Meanwhile the main football authority being the TV companies are taking their time dividing up the spoils. The outcome awaited with interest.

What I call a "Kennedy" moment, I was watching in a Pattaya bar surrounded by manure. I was getting stick and giving it back from well before ko. As soon as Ripley hit that long pass I just knew what happened next, and so it came to pass! Happy Happy Days.

More of a rewind

Just watched the game v Liverpool in full and in colour for the first time. Back in 95 my TV had expired on matchday and I watched on a scrounged 14" B&W. Thanks to local TV with English commentary, plus local. LoL. A lot of incidents got cleared up. We should have won the game, AS could have had a hat trick and Sutton would have scored with just a little more purchase on the ball. We deserved to win, Liverpool controlled the first 30 mins of the 2nd half but we defended well plus had the better chances throughout. Ellery was a Gent. A great watch and weirdly I was still nervous watching it and hearing to updates from Upton Park. The after match celebrations were superb as was how many Liverpudlians stayed to applaud. Now on the the game at Preston.

That was the part that grabbed my attention. The only was testing can work for anyone is daily and that ain't happening for anyone anywhere. Still as I've said before we as a collective have got through past pandemics as we will this one. The main difference is in your face social media and its manipulation by interested parties. 9/11 changed how we are made to live. So will this, and not in a good way.

@Exiled in Toronto thanks for this thread. When the game was played I was working far upcountry miles from a TV. I got the score hours later from HO. I've seen highlights, mainly of the penalty incident, but that was it until now. I've just spent a thoroughly enjoyable time watching the full game and even though I knew the result it was great to see it all. Leicester had spells when they threatened, Mimms catching was superb apart from one that led to one of those goal line clearances. We had the better chances throughout, Newell gave a great display ably assisted by Speedie. A great all round team effort which I am so pleased to have now seen in full. I am a subscriber to the Rovers YouTube channel but didn't know about Rewind for some reason. I see lots of other great games are available to so I know how my next couple of lockdown days will be spent. Happy Days

I read somewhere that in the Bundesliga there was a threat of points deduction if fans turned up at grounds on a matchday. I do not know if that is genuine or how it can be monitored, checking whose fans they actually are. So far games in Germany appear to have taken place without fans gathering at the grounds.

I got caught by the HK flu as a teenager. oddly enough whilst staying at my Grans in Blackburn using that as a base to go to Uni interviews. I never got to any of them. Anyway the Human race survived as it will this one. How many football matches were canceled? I am not belittling this outbreak. If I get it I'm a goner. We used to call social distancing common sense. Summary of the key characteristics of influenza pandemics from the past one hundred years. Pandemic Name Year Strain Suspected Origin of Outbreak Approximate Number of Deaths Spanish flu 1918–1920 H1N1 China 40–50 million Asian flu 1957–1958 H2N2 China 1–2 million Hong Kong flu 1968–1970 H3N2 China 500,000–2 million Swine flu 2009–2010 H1N1 Mexico Up to 575,000

Koln 0 v Dusseldorf 2 at present, a decent enough game. Also trying to create the illusion of spectators in the seats opposite the camera and piped, I think, crowd sound which is going a bit weird.

I'm watching the M'gladbach game and the 1000s of cardboard cut out figures make an effective crowd for TV. Not too noisy and no troubles. Waggott likes this, makes for ease of catering, security etc planning. Decent game too. Just realised that most of the crowd are not following social distancing guidelines.

The new normal. Enjoy, Ermmmm.........

I would have doubts about getting too close to players who are into "lingerie viewing" with complete strangers. ?

Yes indeed. I use the excellent Guardian app for most of my news type reading.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/52740861 There is at least one place within the British Isles where you would be banged up PDQ for this sort of behavior.

They need to test a few for STDs too. The ones with their brains in their crotch.

At least the ball was round! We got on Netflix FFS Be Happy in these troubled times,

I can't remember if we had new legislation in '57 or 68/9. Probably not. I'm still here, amazing.

Fear of Litigation v Fear of losing TV Loot Match of the Day but only one winner

So Donald is just another not so wiseass conman, buying the Club with its own money and now appearing to be removing repayment responsibility. The present situation will really feck him up so that's a positive. I echo Gavs comments on the Sunderland fans, as usual it's fans that suffer.

I'm just turned 68, followed Rovers and Football all my life and lived and worked crazy hours just to watch a game. The PL and now PL2 oversell and the V years have taken their toll. I am missing Cricket more than poncy Football.

The Germans have trumped Trump. I didn't think that was remotely possible in the known universe. This is not a political statement, rather a comment on Humankind in general.

I genuinely have no idea where that finger came from nor actually what it means, only glad it wasn't some other digit.