https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/53880698

...Celtic eliminated so early in the Champs League and a huge loss of revenue for the Hoops! I thought there was a potential shock tonight as soon as I heard the bad news that Edouard was out with a leg injury. Lots of scoring chances created by Celtic and only one goal scored while crucially giving away their winning goal due to a defensive mistake by Elhamed - a huge error at a critical point of the match. Ultimately too many scoring opps scorned on the night esp when Celtic eventually outplaying this Hungarian side - gotta take their scoring chances I'm afraid and didn't do it!

All English Football League games will be available to watch from home while matches continue to be played behind closed doors or at limited capacity.

A "flexible framework" has been agreed with Sky Sports to allow all games not televised live to be streamed online.

The EFL says it is a "temporary measure" that will be "subject to regular review" from early October.

Relegated Watford will open the 2020-21 Championship campaign at home to Middlesbrough on Friday, 11 September.

Under the agreement season ticket holders will be able to stream their club's home matches, with match passes also available for a £10 fee.

Supporters of Championship clubs with season tickets will also be able to watch midweek away games.

All match access to season ticket holders is subject to the agreement of the relevant club.

"The overriding objective is to get supporters back into stadiums as soon as it is safe to do so," said EFL chief executive David Baldwin.

"Collectively, it's not our preferred situation but given the circumstances Covid-19 has presented us it gives us a temporary option whilst we finalise our plans for fans returning."

As of last week fans are allowed to attend football in the seventh tier and below.

But for elite sport pilots are required before an intended expansion from 1 October.

Carabao Cup first-round ties not selected for live broadcast will also be available for streaming on a match pass basis.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/53894763

So the big news for the upcoming matches v Israel and Czechoslovakia is that Lyndon Dykes has been chosen. But will he be given a place in the team? Also IMO we are weak in the central defence but good to see Tierney and Robertson will be available on our flanks.

Anyone else going to cancel?

I reckon MOST people in this Country will cancel, fed up of OUR BBC being run by f*cking wokes.
BBC will die within weeks, and the tw*ts who run it can then all f*ck off!!!!!!!!!!

Harry Maguire found guilty they obviously did not know who he was

With a new prediction league to begin shortly, I have a few comments to make which I hope won't be blasted by a few members.

With it being a prediction league it means to get the correct results, therefore:

1. Deduct 1pt for a game wrong prediction.

2. Also to Reduce the game ball correct score from 10pts to 8pts or less (Being mostly luck than prediction), and the Wrong one to 3pts not 5pts . Reason being the average score per player is 6pts approx for the week, so 10pts that's almost two weeks results.

EG a player could get 9 out 10 games right - 18pts - game ball wrong (5pts) = 13pts for week
     a player could get 9 out of 10 wrong and get the game ball right (10pts)  = 10pts for week

Do you see my point, its not favouring the true predicters, so deducting 1pt will be just for predicting wrong, as is the game ball when average weekly scores are 6'ish.

Also increase the games to 15 not 10 and make it more interesting.

Sad to hear that young Ryan Broom has been sold to the Posh for an undisclosed figure.
The initial bid of £150,000 having rightly been rejected.

So once again (Mo Eisa to Bristol City and Billy Waters to Northampton) our player of the previous season has been cherry picked by another Club.
It's all a bit disheartening for this to happen when you are hoping that the squad gets strengthened to enable us to mount another bid for promotion.
We had a good season last time around and I was hoping we might 'kick on' again this time.

On a different note I was concerned to see that our Baggies loanee Josh Griffiths played his first game in a friendly against Bristol City. I haven't seen the 'highlights' but he apparently conceded four goals.
I hope that the lad is not going to prove to be another Jonathan Flatt, a keeper we borrowed from Wolves a few seasons back.
Still waiting to hear how the Club are going to achieve 'social distancing' during match days. It looks as if I may not get my usual seat and may get shunted behind the goal. Whatever happens will not be as good as my halfway line seat in the Colin Farmer stand.

On the verge of being replaced by Serbian Alaksander Sanojevic

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleksandar...jevi%C4%87

Back in 1934, a big name in Huddersfield Town history, left the club to take up the manager's job at Rochdale. Behind him was the record for most appearances, with a total of 574 games for us, scoring 126 goals. A career that brought him three League Championships, an FA Cup winners medal for which he scored the winning goal, and three England caps. He was of course, Billy Smith.

Speedy goalscoring winger obviously ate all the pies at Hereford ..............

Peter Beadle would have to Jonah-Lomu any opposing full back these days. Barnet have chosen the Steve-Evans look-alike in front of 99 other candidates for their managerial vacancy.

I'm in no shape to body-shame anyone, but looking like that at 48 must have cost a packet. Roy Hodgson's 72 and looks as though he could give him yards-for-years start over 100 metres.