Premier League 2023-24 fixtures:

Chelsea away to start the season.
Let's hope the boys get us off to a flyer

Ahhh the "random' fixture computer.

Poch first game with the chavs .

Alot of tough away trips early doors including Chelsea City Brighton Newcastle  and Spurs.

You can see what they were going for when they fixed that together.

As someone said the other day a tough away isn't the worst idea in the world. Get the lads right up for it from the off

Chelsea away to start the season.
Let's hope the boys get us off to a flyer

With poch in charge we might actually get a decent game down there, instead of these 0-0 we seem to get. l o l

Fixtures not to bad

Thought our first few were all supposed to be away because of the Anfield Road stand?

Thought our first few were all supposed to be away because of the Anfield Road stand?

Likely get changed won't they? I imagine this is how the 'computer' spits them out then they can be rejigged for our special case with the stadium

Likely get changed won't they? I imagine this is how the 'computer' spits them out then they can be rejigged for our special case with the stadium

Said earlier in the thread they asked for first game to be away

Likely get changed won't they? I imagine this is how the 'computer' spits them out then they can be rejigged for our special case with the stadium

The club can request that second match be played away if it's looking like the stand won't be ready (it won't) and they'll just swap the home and away. Shouldn't be an issue.

Going to Blackpool for the weekend Liverpool play Chelsea, in the opening game of the season. I will look for somewhere to watch the match. Hopefully a win for the Reds !

Thought our first few were all supposed to be away because of the Anfield Road stand?

The first one is supposed to be away, which it is. Though I doubt why 1 week extra is needed to finish a relatively small stand that has been under construction for the past 2 years. The first game the old stand got was against Celtic in the Uefa Cup, certainly far more glamorous than Bournemouth at home.

Stupid again that games are all scheduled for Saturday at 15:00, when we know 80-90% of them will be moved. Why can't they just say the weekend when the fixture is scheduled for until it's confirmed, as they do in the Bundesliga. The derby away is scheduled for 15:00 on March 16, when there's no chance of it happening if there's a cup quarter final on. You know in that case, that the game will be postponed and "rescheduled" to the last week of the season, so that Sky can flog the "last ever game" in the attic as their home derby, with their survival on the line again.

Several of our games already have to be moved because of our European commitments, and there hasn't been a game against the mancs at 3pm since 2004. Why would it be the case this year?

Unbelievable that the last game is at home to Wolves again, the third time in 6 seasons. Maybe it will be third time lucky this time.

The club can request that second match be played away if it's looking like the stand won't be ready (it won't) and they'll just swap the home and away. Shouldn't be an issue.

I can't remember for certain but I think we started with a few away games in PL when the main stand expansion opened, swapped at least 1 from a home game. .
I think a few other clubs have done it as well.

Few games been swapped round for telly rights or cause of the Europa League (I’m guessing)

Newcastle (a) - Sunday August 27th 16:30 (sky sports)

Villa (h) - Sunday September 3rd 14:00

Wolves (a) - Saturday 16th September 12:30 (TNT sports)

West Ham (h) - Sunday 24th September 14:00

Spurs (a) - Saturday 30th September 17:30 (sky sports)

I can't remember for certain but I think we started with a few away games in PL when the main stand expansion opened, swapped at least 1 from a home game.

The first three were away from home. That stand is enormous. The current one is half the size, if that.

Few games been swapped round for telly rights or cause of the Europa League (I’m guessing)

Newcastle (a) - Sunday August 27th 16:30 (sky sports)

Villa (h) - Sunday September 3rd 14:00

Wolves (a) - Saturday 16th September 12:30 (TNT sports)

West Ham (h) - Sunday 24th September 14:00

Spurs (a) - Saturday 30th September 17:30 (sky sports)

1 game has been moved because of us in Europe, because it has to be, to that mad 2pm Sunday ko time.

You can add the home games against the mancs, the neighbours, Brentford, and Forest to the list, as well as the trip to Brighton. So why are these games listed as Saturday at 15:00? 

I got United (16th December) and arsenal (23rd December) in the ballot. Both currently down as Saturday 3pm KO. They're definitely getting changed aren't they

I got United (16th December) and arsenal (23rd December) in the ballot. Both currently down as Saturday 3pm KO. They're definitely getting changed aren't they

Can see both being Sunday games. Possibly Arsenal could be a later kick off on the Saturday.

Due to our Cup final against Chelsea, the Luton game has been brought forward to Wednesday the 21st. Half seven kick off.

March fixture changes.

City game on the 10th is scheduled for 15:45 - what kind of F***ing time is that?

Everton game has been moved to Sunday 17th for 2pm but might be moved again depending on the FA Cup.

Brighton on 31st has been moved to 2pm aswell.

April fixture changes;

Liverpool v Sheff Utd - Thursday 4/4/24 19:30 KO
Man Utd v Liverpool - Sunday 7/4/24 15:30 KO
Liverpool v Crystal Palace - Sunday 14/4/24 14:00 KO

Derby postponed until May

Derby postponed until May

Imagine winning the League against those cu*ts, followed by Arsenal relegating them on the final day.

Imagine winning the League against those cu*ts, followed by Arsenal relegating them on the final day.

Win the league at Goodison and Everton won't meed to demolish the place, the Evertonians will torch Goodison.