rickmcfc
Well-Known Member
unexpected item said:You can tell them what you think here
http://www.premierleague.com/page/ContactUs/0,,12306,00.html
Not that it will make any difference.
Also, the have a document on their site titled HOW THE PREMIER LEAGUE FIXTURE LIST IS COMPILED Season 2008/09.
http://premierleague.custhelp.com/c...&p_tbl=9&p_id=23&p_created=1238079397&p_olh=0
Don't know why it hasn't been updated recently, but it states
There are also a number of Premier League rules involving matters such as the sequencing of matches. For example:
Wherever possible no Club should have more than two successive home fixtures or two successive away fixtures (excluding Cup draws). All Clubs should have an alternating sequence of home and away Saturday fixtures at both the beginning and end of the season.
A Club that has an away fixture on Boxing Day will have a home fixture on New Year’s Day and vice versa. Each Club should have an equal number of home and away Bank Holiday fixtures, assuming an even number are scheduled.
The distance of journeys to away fixtures on Boxing Day and New Year’s Day should be minimised wherever possible in order to lessen inconvenience to travelling supporters. Clubs participating in the UEFA Cup will be playing on Thursday nights, and will have the option of moving Saturday games to Sundays. Where possible these matches should therefore be home fixtures.
Seems they forgot about about the distance on Boxing Day rule this year, apart from London, Newcastle is our furthest away fixture.
Well put and good find!!! More typical anti city shite going on. It fucking stinks!!!