coulsonblue
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The Fat el Hombre said:
It gets worse I was wrong.
30th december: liverpool v newcastle.
1st jan: sunderland v city.
3rd jan: city v liverpool.
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It gets worse I was wrong.
30th december: liverpool v newcastle.
1st jan: sunderland v city.
3rd jan: city v liverpool.
coulsonblue said:The Fat el Hombre said:coulsonblue said:This is a shambles.
31st december: liverpool v newcastle
1st jan: sunderland v city
3rd jan: city v liverpool
absolute shambles.
That is fucking bollocks. Totally unfair. I know teams often have longer and shorter periods rest time between agmes but when there's only one day it's going to make a big difference.
It gets worse I was wrong.
30th december: liverpool v newcastle.
1st jan: sunderland v city.
3rd jan: city v liverpool.
And the Rags get to play on the 31st and the 4th. Great
fat boy blue
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sky looking after the armchairs, they don,t give a f*ck about the ones that go
M18CTID
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lancs blue said:FFS, no chance of us taking the full allocation for Chelsea now, Sky are absolute bastards putting this on a Monday night.
It's a joke. And they've been doing this with Monday night games ever since the inaugural round of matches of the Premier League back in 1992 when they shat all over QPR's fans by expecting them to travel all the way up to our place. They really don't give a shit about away fans do they? Monday night matches should be restricted to matches between teams no more than 80 miles or so apart, for example the likes of City v Villa or vice versa being the maximum limit in terms of distance from each other. I know that causes problems with the likes of the North East clubs and Swansea because they're geographically isolated but the simple answer is to not stick those teams on on a Monday night and give them Saturday/Sunday games instead. I'm sure Sky could easily fill their quota of Monday night games regardless of those restrictions.
The Fat el Hombre
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gh_mcfc said:coulsonblue said:The Fat el Hombre said:That is fucking bollocks. Totally unfair. I know teams often have longer and shorter periods rest time between agmes but when there's only one day it's going to make a big difference.
It gets worse I was wrong.
30th december: liverpool v newcastle.
1st jan: sunderland v city.
3rd jan: city v liverpool.
And the Rags get to play on the 31st and the 4th. Great
This is going to cost us
dw7
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skadey said:Not too fussed about the Chelsea game myself, was debating giving it a miss after last years trip was dreadful !.. Changing it to a Monday night has made up my mind..
so your defo going now
ayrshire_blue
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Have ESPN fixtures been announced as well?