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Post by davidm on Jun 22, 2016 15:38:28 GMT
Reasonably decent fixtures for us next season.
Home for first game, Home for Boxing Day, Home for last match - not bad.
Three successive away games after the opener (with being drawn away to Blackpool in the League Cup) so that will test us.
BUT what about the away midweek games - Bristol R, Rochdale, Millwall and Gillingham. Rochdale is fine but 3 of the longest journeys on a Tuesday - where is the logic in that?
Anyway roll on August 6th.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 22, 2016 18:23:53 GMT
Reasonably decent fixtures for us next season.
Home for first game, Home for Boxing Day, Home for last match - not bad.
Three successive away games after the opener (with being drawn away to Blackpool in the League Cup) so that will test us.
BUT what about the away midweek games - Bristol R, Rochdale, Millwall and Gillingham. Rochdale is fine but 3 of the longest journeys on a Tuesday - where is the logic in that?
Anyway roll on August 6th. Just typical ever since that bloke who did them to his own formula did them died and some daft computer took over its been the same rubbish , still like you say roll aug 6th
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Post by westandlower on Jul 11, 2016 8:55:18 GMT
Think I read recently that scheduling long distance away games in mid week is favoured by clubs. The theory goes that less fans go to those long distance games so scheduling them mid week has little impact on attendance.
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