Maybe Phillip, but by all accounts they were pretty fortunate last night at home to Wycombe.

Yes you do. My code arrived about 5 minutes ago.

The club did have a skeleton crew in through the lockdown. It’s just that they were doing work to make the ground Covid safe for when we can get back in and doing work on those areas where there is statutory safety work to be done.

Amazed and appalled that an employee is taking up his rights under UK employment law to take paternity leave?

In the groups everyone plays each other home and away. Then the top two in each group go into Division 1, the third and fourth into Div 2 and the 5th and 6th into Div 3. Then I think everyone plays in each other once in each division. Whoever wins Div 1 are County Champions and then they play the second team in a one-off game for the Bob Willis Trophy. The diagram is a bit misleading on the last bit.

Not that it matters overall but Elliot has to be registered as he’s a loan player.

Given the fact that we will be playing twice a week from now for most of the rest of this season he will continue to get plenty of game time even if it's only now and then off the subs bench.

That would be a result in my view - where do I sign?

The advantage they have is that it's very easy to socially distance their trophies.

I can't see any confirmation yet but this is on the BBC website: - Another Republic player missed Sunday's draw with Wales after a positive test. Four other squad members - John Egan, Callum Robinson, Callum O'Dowda and Alan Browne - who were close contacts, also missed the Nations League game at the Aviva Stadium. As I understand it there were 5 players altogether - one positive and 4 who had close contact. So if Williams was one of the five I presume he is the positive one.

I finished my 1,000 mile cycle challenge today with a great ride from Caton to home. To date I’ve raised over £1,500 for WaterAid.

Despite an individual winning It, the Tour de France is absolutely a team sport. It can’t be won by an individual.

We'll be fine - can't see us losing this weekend. The following Saturday when we play Forest might be different though.

It's on the Championship thread Hoochie...........

Struber now gone to New York Red Bulls.

After two excellent performances he was a disappointment today, frequently running into blind alleys and once resulting in giving away a free kick on the edge of our box. I think Talksport suggesting Rothwell was the best player says more about their level of reporting. Buckley did much more In 30 minutes.

Unless Birmingham and/or Brentford win tomorrow - in which case we’ll be 7th or 8th. The most important bit about the game today for me was the clean sheet. When was the last time we had three in a row?

There never was a storm forecast up here yesterday - it was further south. Steady rain all day today though.

Keep up Gav - 79-9 now Parkinson with 3 wickets in an over.

It's worked very well for me too. On the day of the Wycombe game I didn't have a code to watch the game, having bought a season ticket late the night before. At 14.18 I emailed the club and got a reply at 14.22 with a code and full details on how to log on. I bought a pass for the Derby game and again it was fine except for the sound being a couple of seconds behind the play for the first 15-20 minutes. Probably having trouble keeping up with the goals.

Ayala played 60 minutes of the under 23 game last night. My guess would be that he just might be on the bench on Saturday.

4-0 - another well-worked goal scored by Luke Brennan. The two sub forwards are running Leicester's defenders ragged now.

3-0. Two from Conor McBride minutes after coming on as a sub (and he has had time to miss another good chance). Buckley played a gorgeous chip into the box but whoever he played it to didn't pick it - he would have been through on goal.

Oh well, the run was good while it lasted......

No mead. That was last millennium. The record was for this one, all of 20 years.