Jol_BWFC

Although in America, can’t you just sack someone on the spot?

According to the Sun (I know...) its £800k per match for hospitality. More than I thought. https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/8941225/spurs-restaurants-tottenham-hotspur-stadium/ Edit: That doesn’t include any match ticket prices or merchandise BTW.

I’m sure he’d pass the breathalyser test the next day as well.

Just finished watching all 4 series on Netflix. Really enjoyed them. The Brum accents are amusingly bad, but thoroughly recommend.

If it’s a managed scheme, it should have moved into the lowest risk category - cash and maybe bonds? So shouldn’t have been hit too hard. Fingers crossed for you.

I haven’t looked at mine since the first couple of days’ tumble and will be steering clear for my own sanity. I’ve got 30 years before I retire, so today’s figures don’t really mean much in the grand scheme of things.

For Smiley:

EFL to push back the 30 April restart date. New date to be decided next week. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sportsnews/article-8156383/Coronavirus-UK-English-football-NOT-return-April-30-new-date-announced-week.html

Yep; our street here in EN1 was out in force.

So it was NHS England that confirmed the 28 deaths. Let’s hope that when Public Health England announce their figures, they aren’t much different to the NHS ones.

Various news outlets are reporting 28 new deaths in England today (43 in UK).

I saw reference to some UK figures for today that were announced earlier. If they’re not the official ones, where did the numbers come from?

Salt of the earth, that Mike Ashley.

HBAHT

French figures make for grim reading. Plus over 2,800 in a serious condition requiring life support. They’ve also said the death toll is hospitals only - so wouldn’t include deaths in care homes etc.