Fixtures 2019/20 - West Ham (a), Spurs (h), Bournemouth (a)

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Liverpool's last 5 games are Brighton A, Burnley H, Arsenal A, Chelsea H, Newcastle A
No wonder they are complaining about ours.

Bit presumptuous they think they will still be in some sort of title race by then? Start the season see where you are by January and then talk about titles, Champions league qualification or hopefully relegation for them the horrible twats.

 

[BLUEMATT23]

Just off topic slightly
Do Thomas Cook do all our away travel?
I've not got enough points for away tickets but I go to the odd one and get them elsewhere.
Can I still get coach travel if I get a match ticket?

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

one thing that is quite common in 'smaller' leagues and what I personally think is a great idea is the Boxing Day derby - perfect for the fans with no ridiculously long journeys and a great atmosphere guaranteed: City v scum, blue dippers v reds, spurs arsenal etc - you never know even the tv might like it

The police will be against that....

 

[7evens]

Wrong,cup on the Wednesday night won't affect the Southampton game.

That's gonna be a bugger for them. Imagine the "Super Cup" will be Liverpool Reserves vs. Chelsea Reserves.

 

[FootballSense]

I am planning to do 2 new lower league grounds those weekends. Want to be a member of the 92 club before I am 50.

Grounds visited for City matches (in approximate order):

Maine Road
Rotherham United (Millmore)
Derby County (Baseball Ground)
Newcastle United
Bury
Preston North End
Shrewsbury Town (Gay Meadow)
Bristol City
Huddersfield Town (Leeds Road)
Bolton Wanderers (Burnden Park)
Blackpool
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Everton
Ipswich Town
Leyton Orient
Charlton Athletic (The Valley)
Southampton (The Dell)
Stoke City (Victoria Ground)
Sunderland (Roker Park)
Liverpool (Old Anfield)
Aston Villa
Manchester United
Chelsea
Tottenham Hotspur (Old White Hart Lane)
Reading (Elm Park)
Sheffield United
Leeds United
West Ham United (Boleyn Ground)
Leicester City (Filbert Street)
Fulham
West Bromwich Albion
Burnley
Sheffield Wednesday
Nottingham Forest
Arsenal (Highbury)
Coventry City (Highfield Road)
Wembley Stadium (Old v Leicester City, West Bromwich Albion, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Newcastle United)
Prata Stadium, Vienna (v Gornik Zabre)
Hull City (Boothferry Road)
Norwich City
Etihad Stadium
Wembley (New v Chelsea, Sunderland, Arsenal, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Brighton, Watford)

This does not include a second replay v Everton at Wolverhampton or a semi-final v Everton at Villa Park or a semi-final v Ipswich at Villa Park).

Not many can list the Prater Stadium (my brother was there also).
What about Wigan and Stockport ?

 

[hammocity]

A lot more balanced this season, happy we have the fixture between Christmas and Boxing day as the NYD will probably get bumped as per usual

 

[FootballSense]

We've also shown that we can win 18 on the bounce.

" Uncle Wally One Ball said: ↑
They are all subject to change, and regardless of how they look we have shown that we can win 14 on the bounce when under pressure so fuck it, it matters not. "

And, win the first 5 PL matches this season and that will be 19 on the bounce and counting :-)

 

[Tricky_Trev]

Main headline on BBC sport home page.

Seems alright to me.

That’s only since they were bombarded with abuse. This was earlier

 

[jrb]

Would anyone like to try to interpret the Daily Fail City fixture headline?

02/11/2019 - Southampton H
09/11/2019 - Liverpool A
23/11/2019 - Chelsea H
30/11/2019 - Newcastle United A

 

[pride in battle]

The last 3 years our loss of form/wobble has always been December/January
We have to address this as it puts huge pressure on us if its tight like last year.