Sky and premier league I think. City have no say as far as I can see.Travel up from London for all home games. Already got an unavoidable commitment on the Monday so now we can't go.
Thanks City and Sky.
Travel up from London for all home games. Already got an unavoidable commitment on the Monday so now we can't go.
Thanks City and Sky.
City won't have had any say in this particular game, but they and all the other PL clubs are culpable for allowing this situation to arise. Pure greed has seen them sell off all control over fixtures to the TV companies, when there was simply no need to let it get as extreme as this.I've just called the club and asked them how the decision is made.
They said that it's entirely down to the Premier League and they have no part in the decision. Which leads to the question - just how close to a match can the Premier League change the date or time ? This is something that City sign up to so they must know in advance.
God I hope Liverpool get absolutely smashed in the first leg so the whole thing backfires on Sky and the Premier League.
They could have beaten Spurs last week, then it wouldn't have been moved :-)Sky and premier league I think. City have no say as far as I can see.
West Ham said in a statement that potential travel issues for supporters who had already bought tickets for the Southampton match and their journeys to the game to go along with it was the main reason why the kick off time couldn't be switched. "Despite the Club’s very best efforts, it was decided that it wouldn't be possible due to the potential inconvenience caused to supporters who had already planned their journeys and purchased tickets," the club said.Incredible.... West Ham just had request to bring last match of the season forward to 12-30 so their fans could go to Wembley to watch ladies v city in the final the fact they got turned down I expected but the reason beggars belief. Couldn't allow it as many fans WHU and saints will have already made travel arrangements for the game
I've lost count how many derbies have been moved to "Crucial" league title slots.And why do derby matched always seem to be scheduled on one of the later FA Cup weekends as well so that, if City or the rags are still in it, the derby gets rescheduled to a midweek ? This could easily be avoided
All major derbies should be played on a weekend.