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No. The name Leo Ostigard translated literally means 'Lion guard from the West'*. Hence he'll be playing on the left of the back three. *probably.

It's normal for a virus to become less deadly as time passes. It's because the virus constantly evolves. Those that get a bad strain usually isolate themselves in bed and don't pass it on. Those that get a mild case continue to circulate and do pass it on - and so only a mild strain survives...

If I lived near Cov, I'd have a season ticket, irrespective of availability on TV. But I wouldn't be travelling for away games unless they were local. Too many other things to do. I recognise that we are all different and maybe some of you who attend home games would prefer TV. Fine. But my...

Yeah me too - it's a big financial commitment to make if it's not correct.

FWIW, if this is correct I hope it sticks after COVID - I think the EFL is missing a huge revenue stream by denying ppl to watch on TV. I doubt that live attendance would be affected much - it's a much better experience for those that live close and can attend easily.

I did read the article but I'm not a season ticket holder - I live miles from Cov. I interpreted the article as saying you could pay £10 per game if you don't have sports. The point I'm making is that I think you can just buy sports for £30 per month - so you get one game per month for free...

Sky Sports is an extra £30 per month - they will be making money. If I have to pay £10 on top that's £70 per month to watch all games, plus I have to agree to an 18 months contract. Surely that's too expensive? You'd effectively be paying £1,000 to watch one season, with no guarantee that you...

I've just been on chat with Sky - haven't had sports for years. The guy said if I subscribe to a Sky Sports package I will be able to watch all championship games. Nothing about paying an extra £10. I've taken a copy of the chat but is that others' understanding?

#SHFHF

I couldn't tell you if all attempts at anarchy plans, but in Spain each commune planned their own production. I doubt the Paris commune did much planning as they weren't around for long. There was an attempt at anarchy in the Ukraine at some point too, so I'll find a book on that. I don't...

I saw that someone mentioned anarchy in the footy forum. As luck would have it, I've only just finished reading a book about Spanish anarchy in the 1930s. Just my understanding, but anarchy always refers to left wing politics. The right wing equivalent (small government and little...

Top tip as we approach autumn. Go for a walk in the park, after seeds have formed and pinch a few from the perennials. It's not harming anyone and you get to grow them as seeds in the spring. Perennials are expensive fully grown. Also, if you want plants you can get perennials dirt cheap...

I do admire sexual confidence.

Jesus. He said he'd save us but did he bollocks?

Just this minute started pouring down here and thunder. @skyblueindorset it'll be with you soon as it's moving west.

The squash. I just measured it - 70cm so 2.3 feet, was guessing before. I buried about 1,000 cm cubed of wormery produce before planting, maybe that's why? I don't do runner beans but my french beans are doing well - second crop ready.

Me too. I shudder to imagine our water bill. We've got so many courgettes that I cannot keep up with them despite giving them away - and a butternut squash that's nearly three feet long. Best potato harvest ever too. The veggies seem to liking the weather.

Thanks Reg The oddest thing happened afterwards - one hen survived and she had been sitting on some eggs left to go cold overnight when we put them away. Almost miraculously, she managed to hatch one. There was another hen in a different house hatching two duck eggs (the duck had given up)...