gingerjon

But they will be at set points and fixed well in advance.

They're deliberately not staggering them though. A large chunk of the time multiple games will be kicking off at the same time. But will they update scores from other games in-play, that is the question.

Gutted. Absolutely gutted.

The only equivalent I can think of is in US baseball where there is a distinction between the (rare) genuine double header where you get to games for one ticket and the alternative, a rained off game is rescheduled to be played in the afternoon before a scheduled evening game between the same teams but as two separate tickets so fans have to leave and (re) enter. The latter happens a few times each year but is always looked at as a negative experience, it's certainly not one to copy. Please be advised though that double headers are not a good idea at the best of times.

It's not as good as the original* but credit for giving it a go * The version I know best is actually the This Mortal Coil cover anyway ...

No need for a live table but share your concerns about the rest.

A direct comparison between a Cup match and a League match featuring the same opponents. Now, how would a parade at the final increase the Cup attendance?

If anyone is looking for an Adobe alternative, or just for a well resourced, easy-to-use, non-memory-chewing, pretty affordable photo processing platform, then I am very happy to recommend Zoner Photo Studio. It's a one-off payment rather than a sub but, for what I do, it combines the best of reviewing in Lightroom with very decent Photoshop-esque processing. All whilst running on my fairly standard laptop and not killing the memory. And, just to show a photo, here's the Crawley Down Gatwick bench getting vexed:

Bromley join the Football League.

Both clubs have been fined £0 at this stage, showing the RFL's commitment to ensuring high standards.

Catching up on a whole bunch of play off scores. Wythenshawe denying Bury promotion stands out.

Ethics is just a county in the southeast to you?

Ultimately, the numbers of people who watch sport after the event has concluded are a very small number of people. So it's not just that RL is small, it's that it's a tiny per cent of small.

#3 on your list. They don't care because it's a molehill of an issue.

Would you have watched the ads on those games - as in the ones in the breaks? (That's a genuine Q by the way)