Tuesday fixtures - 28/09

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Tuesday fixtures - 28/09

by Jerry St Clair » 28 Sep 2010 19:26

Anyone else noticed that nearly all the fixtures throughout the league tonight are relatively local? The only ones I can see that aren't are the ones involving Cardiff and Swansea.

Is this coincidence or deliberate scheduling by the League?

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Re: Tuesday fixtures - 28/09

by cmonurz » 28 Sep 2010 22:10

LOLeeds 4-5 Preston. The home team 1-0 down, and then 4-1 up after 39 minutes, now a goal behind. :shock:

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Re: Tuesday fixtures - 28/09

by Ark Royal » 28 Sep 2010 22:46

Bizarre factoid: PNE now scored equal LEAST number of goals at home (2) and scored equal MOST goals away (11).

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Re: Tuesday fixtures - 28/09

by Jerry St Clair » 28 Sep 2010 23:59

Report from Cheltenham 1 - 1 Oxford

Cheltenham - very pretty, passing side, if a little powder puff. Oodles of chances, but you can't walk the ball in in League 2.

Oxford - loathsome team, loathsome supporters. Just utterkunts generally.

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Re: Tuesday fixtures - 28/09

by gh7901 » 29 Sep 2010 09:30

Jerry St Clair Is this coincidence or deliberate scheduling by the League?


They do usually try to avoid fixtures that would involve loads of travelling for fans in midweek dont they?


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Re: Tuesday fixtures - 28/09

by Jerry St Clair » 29 Sep 2010 18:48

gh7901 They do usually try to avoid fixtures that would involve loads of travelling for fans in midweek dont they?


Au contraire. Long midweek trips are often the norm.

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Re: Tuesday fixtures - 28/09

by Svlad Cjelli » 29 Sep 2010 18:53

Jerry St Clair
gh7901 They do usually try to avoid fixtures that would involve loads of travelling for fans in midweek dont they?


Au contraire. Long midweek trips are often the norm.


Neither - although some clubs prefer that, because they believe that the drop in attendances that comes from evening games will be less relevant if it's a distant team, they're not allowed to express that as a preference in the fixture compilation process - if they do the request will be disregarded.

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