Similarly have a couple of pals who were season ticket holders at man u but now watch Chorley

I see Junior Hoilett is 30 now. His career never kicked on after he left.

Looking at the league table only five clubs have scored more goals than Rovers and that is with Dack missing for some time and lack of contribution from SG and BB.

Fully expect them to feature at some stage with five subs he won't be able to resist

History suggests that when the owners stop communicating with the manager the manager is on borrowed time and starved of funds. Circumstances would suggest we are nearing the end of mowbrays tenure not like owners to have the longest serving manager in the division

Why sell one of only two of the back five we actually own we need a keeper, left back, and replacement for tosin already

The vast majority being in 2012. 8 long years ago.

We had this problem at the start of the season don't have a season ticket buy on a match by match basis some times one of my daughters attends with me. Tried buying tickets on line for her at same time as buying my own absolute nightmare she ended up with two accounts! Gave up in the end and have resorted to ringing the ticket office to buy when we want two tickets when it's only me buy online

Counting Tony Parkes as one only I would say 9 including sam

With around 60of the 92clubs viewed to be in serious danger it is not beyond the realms of possibilities of Chorley if they can manage to survive appearing in league 2 when the whole thing can restart if there are numerous casualties

Not the Dog Inn at whittle by any chance?

Seem to recall Waggott saying that around 15% of season tickets were not renewed each year which puts it around 1200-1500

Wicket keeper would need to stand back to a spinner. Slips need to be 2metre apart etc

All league cricket in Scotland cancelled until 2021 source BBC sport. Suspect this may be the fate for local clubs in England also.

Meanwhile in Western Australia a state with no current hospital cases of covid. Any team from out of state is required to be quarantined before playing a match. Differing standards of player protection.

Despite all the measures taken. Unless players staff and officials have 14 day quarantine before a game there is always going to be a risk of infection

Queue jumping at it's finest with the side effect of putting nhs staff and care workers further down the list of receiving results

Then we are all up shit Creek and life as we knew it will no longer exist so it won't just be a Dutch problem!

The Dutch government gets it and has been clear for the population that you will need to have been vaccinated to be able to attend

When Cologne returned to training for the German league three players tested positive. This immediately puts Cologne at a disadvantage as those players end up self isolating and behind in their training schedule. So if that happens to a club at either end of the league could make difference between European qualification or relegation. It is not like a player picking up an injury in training.

The Dutch league has cancelled all results no champions or relegation from eredivisie

National league not yet made a decision on promotion or relegation meanwhile Chorley have started a crowdfunding appeal asking for donations of a fiver a supporter

Think people's views on attending are predominantly influenced by which age bracket they fall into. The more mature shall we say will need more persuasion that it is safe to do so.

Personally think the earliest when fans will be admitted to grounds in UK is start of 2021- 2022 season in August 2021 to give time for development and provision of a vaccine and adequate testing of the population for anti bodies to see who has had it and it's not 100% certain at the moment you can't catch it again. I had already decided not to attend the Bristol City game even prior to it being pulled for the same reasons as mattyblues father in law.

Metcalfes own goal from 50 yards!