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It's American rain that Boris has signed up to as part of a post-Brexit trade agreement with Trump.

Does any QPR fan reading this remember a Football Combination game in the 1960s , played in midweek, which finished Bournemouth & Boscombe Reserves 10 - 1 QPR Reserves? I do! In those days I actually preferred watching the reserves. The crowds for the Football Combination were easily as good as today's crowds in EFL league 2.

Remember Peters and Lee? I saw them playing live at the "Starlight Club" which was the nightclub attached to Enfield Town FC in the 1970s. Other acts that appeared there included Frankie Vaughan, Marti Caine, Jim Davidson, Tony Christie and a comedian off the telly called Paul (Something) whose career disappeared without trace

Treyew Road is not a ground where you would watch football on a wet and windy Tuesday evening without a compelling reason. Even under cover, the rain gets in. Like many supporters I am the wrong side of 70yrs and have played and watched a lifetime of football. I still love watching the game, but comfort means more to me than ever before. I can't be the only one!

It all comes down to the total number of SWPL-level players that are available. If more players can come through and make the grade then the future is bright for the league. Otherwise you will only get "sunday morning" standard at the lower end of the league.

There will be life, Jim, but not as we know it.

Oh no, if Brexit happens all football will be cancelled.