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If the tests were available do you not think that there would be a pecking order for being given the tests. I think that members of the royal family, hierarchy and wealthy people, would get tested before us common people

The point I was trying to make is that the testing shows if you have the virus, so that you could be isolated. And thus would not infect others. They do not make you any less likely to get the virus

No, but what it does, is show who has the virus. They can then be isolated, thus lessoning the chance of them passing on the virus. This should bring the risk down to an acceptable level

But it is only a test. It doesn’t make you any safer.

If the season had carried on, this weekend we would have been going to Wembley for the playoff final.

Starting a phased lifting, yes.

Probably. It was just a guess.

They go into two weeks quarantine

At this moment in time why invest in a new stadium at all? I would have thought the council could think of a better use of the money

I think that you will find that spectators will not be attending games until social distancing is removed by the government.

You are right. It is a daft example.

If he can’t perform in front of a crowd how has he become a pro footballer. Pro players in all sports yearn for the big stages.

To your first point, yes it is a new version. point two. The games are played in sanitised conditions with cleared players and anyone who will come in to contact with them. point three, any step back to normalcy is a priority

but it is. A shop assistant or barber, to take your examples, will during the plying of their trade come into contact with more people who are likely to pass on or contract the virus than professional footballers.

Because they are less likely to infect someone else

To tell you the truth, I would prefer no musical intro, and for our players to come out looking like professional players who mean business, rather than show ponies.

I hope it’s Vinjay

Hopefully on that day we will be above them in the league

I don’t know one that’s open

I hope it’s not by the same scout that watched Brereton

As a large percentage of our attendance is made up of season-ticket holders, I would stick to my original suggestion.

If I was selling the first game back, it would be free to this seasons, season-ticket holders, and a fiver for walk-ons. Money will be tight, and habits will have changed. Prices should be tempting to get people back to Ewood.

It might be lucky for us that we have already had practice of going through that collapse

Which other leagues?

The tests just say if you have got it or not. Which in turn indicates if you are likely to infect someone else. They don’t make the individual any safer.