The upside is that after a win, bad results are consigned to history and not thought of again.

You can with shellac and the right skills.

Not in the present circumstances, I'd say. Personally I would go down the route of trying to get in coaches, that will get the best out of what we have already got.

Hence Charlton doing so well

Why?, he would seem to have a loyalty problem.

So if she hadn’t been a virologist she could have been a politician. She covered every outcome, without committing to any of them. If there is a generally available vaccine by September, I will plait sawdust.

An opinion in an interview does not make it a reality.

Do you think that she would come out and say, there is no chance of a vaccine and our research is a waste of your money

I doubt if a reliable vaccine will ever be found, as viruses tend to mutate, to negate the effects of vaccines.

Behind closed doors , will be similar to the Jack Walker upper.

Can’t you watch?

Get down Plessy

Exactly. If we lose, I do not watch, listen, or read anything football, until we play again.

You would have thought that octopus from the World Cup would have had some idea.

I packed in Sky three years ago, I don’t miss it one bit. I miss going to the Rovers like crazy. Not just the game, but the interaction as well.

Thank you,

If you feel strongly about it, just listen on the radio.

I am sure I read somewhere that He preferred his players to be Northerners

I wonder if Wembley will stage the play-offs, if there are no fans paying rediculous prices?

didn't Gordon Lee have a similar policy?

Or a step back to normality

I agree with most points. A manager should not be lauded as a genius after a good signing. The same as he shouldn’t be scathed after a bad signing. But what I do think a manager should be berated for is persevering with mistakes to save face.

I think we should start a rumour that he is in talks with us. Can you imagine the reaction on their boards.

Is the last statement a career update?

I didn’t realise that there was a refund option.