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  1. Life is very difficult working in any job just now and football is no exception. I hope Robbo gets all the support he needs like he is giving to the players just now in these challenging times. I along with all the ICT supporters will be fully behind him giving all the support he needs. He always has the teams interests at heart when he speaks and that's not just our team he genuinely cares about all footballers! Keep going Robbo we are fully behind you.
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  2. We are very fortunate to be joined by ICT's all time leading scorer Dennis Wyness next week for an exclusive interview! If you have a question for Dennis you want to ask leave it here and we will do our best to ask as many as we possibly can.
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  3. Hmm, what to watch tomorrow then? C(o)unty v Dons looks interesting. Or not. Think I’ll go for “not”.
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  4. I don't think that the Championship should be suspended. It may be harsh, we are living in strange and difficult times but if a club has an outbreak it is almost certainly because someone has breached the rules somewhere. In these circumstances, if the club have at least 14 players Covid free then they should be obliged to play. If not, the match should be forfeited 3-0 to the opposition. That way, the league can be played out and there is a huge additional incentive for players and other staff to rigorously adhere to the rules which will also have a general knock on effect to the prevalence in their local communities.
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  5. There's going to have to be a rethink on keeping Championship games going, and probably best to just have a circuit break for all sports - tm4tj has really put it into perspective in the opening post. Paul Lambert was on Look East news at lunchtime as he's just returned to work after being off for 4 weeks after catching the virus. He's still not fully recovered and has added his voice to those calling for a halt to protect players, staff and their families.
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  6. This just shows that we often forget that there are greater struggles in life than playing games of football. Football is a sideshow, a break from the daily grind, a release. At its best it can be a tremendous pick me up and confidence booster, at its worst it will drag you down. To hear that such a positive guy like Robbo is suffering along with everyone else just brings it all home. I think it's time to cut a bit of slack to everybody during these unprecedented times and listen to what they have to say. The ear can be a great comfort to someone finding the daily grind overpowering during lockdown, or just life in general. Robbo, you are a great fit for this club despite the current plight, I am sure your ebullient character will help you see it out.
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